Electronica
by Esza Kaye, Randy Emata, Noah King and Jean Renard
Produced by Bunny & Blare

5th album Rules of the Game
http://eszakaye.com/rules-of-the-game

Rules of the Game

"Lick My Boots" shines a bright, unflattering spotlight on anyone who takes themselves too seriously.

Tinged with Machine

LICK MY BOOTS

A tongue in cheek look at the selfish people we know in our lives. It expresses the desire to stand up to their selfishness at the same time as making them aware that this quality is extremely undesirable.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Confessor

It Must Be Great To Be You

The story of the moment we wrestle with something greater than ourselves and are close to death (our own death, the death of an idea). However, paradoxically, we must stop fighting and surrender humbly to this mystery. The surrender unlocks the solution we are looking for.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Wrestling With An Angel

We are responsible for the choices we make with respect to our daily lives, whether we choose to accept that responsibility or not. In this piece, the narrator's world is a depressed one, replete with falsity, unexamined priorities, and chemical escapes. While she feels like a victim, she is also becoming aware that playing the victim is a choice; she's designed her own cage, and in order to escape, she must look deeper into herself.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Day Is A Cage

Talks about how the ultimate healing is to let another person into your heart and to "love again". In order to do this we have to let go of the pain and bitterness of all our disappointments...to "confess" them and release them.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

A place as much as it is a song; it is a place that we are all familiar with. It is the moment when you hit rock bottom and all the familiar dark voices and grooves sing their terrible siren's song to you. And you believe you will never escape the madness of your shadows.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Down

Tells the story of a person watching the sunrise and believing for the first time that they could have a second chance. The epiphany is one of realizing that you are not stuck in a rut, but through perseverance and inspiration will "rise again".

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Sunrise

The painful confession of what abandonment feels like. It is that moment in time when hope to look up and see your community/loved ones by your side: and there is no one. It is a profoundly lonely and desolate place. The only consolation is that you have seen the truth for what it is.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Empty Chairs

Looks at the sado-masochistic, or at the very least, co-dependent ways that we treat each other. We chain ourselves to each other and to our ideas of each other, effectively shutting down any ability to be present and to really give to one another. It is almost as if we are playing dress up doll—forgetting the other's humanity. We endure these projections out of fear and insecurity and the desire to be accepted and loved.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Little Doll

Scars can be bittersweet reminders of experience, adventure, and of dancing too close to the flame; Esza calls them "natural tattoos, the ones that choose you." The theme is one of celebrating our lessons, even as they come to us the hard way, leaving evidence on our bodies or in our hearts. "My scars are beautiful / Touch my tears and fears and loves," Esza sings, reminding all of us that our scars are beautiful.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Scar

The instrumental for Sunrise, allowed to wander a little.

https://eszakaye.com/songs/confessor-cd/overview-confessor

Sunset Reprise

If there was ever a request to pick up the phone, this song was it.  Not looking for ownership, but just for love and fun, Esza asks you to make her a believer. 

5th album Rules of the Game
https://eszakaye.com/songs/rules-of-the-game-cd/overview-rules

Come When I Call

From my 5th album Rules of the Game
http://eszakaye.com/rules-of-the-game

Produced by Bunny & Blare for Thumper Productions
Additional Vocal Production and Keyboards by Randy Emata 
Vocals Esza Kaye
Special thanks to Jean Renard


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Art Architect • Game Changer • Thought Provoker • Music Explorer • Heart Opener: Esza Kaye is a creative force with heart.

DJ's send me your trax. I love doing dance vocals. I like stuff you can really move to. xoxo

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