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Lil B- Who You Love

Lyrics:


Bukkake’s a feeling, yeah
And we all feel wet

Pull me back by my hair
I wanna paint ya face, girl

Bukkake’s a feeling, yeah
And we all feel wet

Everyone is family here,
Touch me make me feel

Bukkake’s a feeling, yeah
And we all feel wet
You’re soaking wet

Bukkake’s a feeling, yeah
And we all feel wet

Bukkake’s a feeling, yeah
You look so wet

Pull me back by my hair
I wanna paint ya face, girl

Everyone is family here,
Touch me make me feel

Bukkake’s a feeling, yeah
And we all feel wet

Bukkake’s a feeling, yeah
You look so wet

Zombelle x Myrrhkaba "Tropicult" Album: A Sea Punk Gem Revisited

In the annals of #Seapunk lore, few albums shine as brightly as Zombelle's "Tropicult." Originally unleashed upon the digital waves in 2011, this ethereal masterpiece is finally getting the re-release and remaster treatment it deserves. With its journey from micro-label aspirations to digital-only obscurity, "Tropicult" has become a cult classic among aficionados of the genre.

Co-creator of the #Seapunk movement, Zombelle played an instrumental role in shaping the genre's aesthetic and sonic landscape. Emerging as the FIRST seapunk release of the entire genre, "Tropicult" holds a seminal position in the realm of experimental music. Coming out of the afterspell of the Witchhouse movement (coined by Pictureplane's Travis Egedy), Zombelle's visionary creation rode the seapunk wave well into 2014, leaving an indelible mark before crashing down, never to be heard from again. Despite its ephemeral existence, the album's impact reverberated across both the United States and Canada, with a singular tour on American soil and live performances in the Great White North.

Crafted in the creative crucibles of Los Angeles, California, and Topeka, Kansas, "Tropicult" bears the imprint of collaborative genius. Helmed by the visionary Zombelle and engineered by the enigmatic Myrrhkaba, the album's sonic landscape is as diverse as the locales from which it was birthed.

For this long-awaited re-release, Myrrhkaba returns to the helm, breathing new life into each track with meticulous remastering. With a keen ear for preserving the album's original essence while enhancing its sonic fidelity, Myrrhkaba ensures that "Tropicult" remains a timeless testament to the #Seapunk ethos.

As the #Seapunk resurgence continues to crest, Zombelle's "Tropicult" stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. With its re-release and remaster, this seminal album reaffirms its rightful place in the pantheon of modern niche genres. Prepare to embark on a sonic voyage like no other, as "Tropicult" invites you to dive deep into the ethereal depths of #Seapunk enchantment once more.

ULookSoWet

Lyrics:

Work it up for the kill
Work it, work it
You’ve got to work it up for the kill
Work it up, work it up

Why take when you can always say please
One flourish one bleed
There is a lover walking in the sand,
There is another holding a dead hand

A message in the blood 
Many life lessons are in the blood
Higher meaning from above,
You wear the glove
Containing currents of love
Why push, let it come

Leggy silhouette on the beach blowing smoke rings
Waves roll over the bodies, the language is captivating
All in inviting, starlight burns brightly
Why push? Let it come.
Another victim of

Why take when you can always say please
One flourish, one bleed
There is a lover walking in the sand,
There is another holding a dead hand

Zombelle x Myrrhkaba "Tropicult" Album: A Sea Punk Gem Revisited

In the annals of #Seapunk lore, few albums shine as brightly as Zombelle's "Tropicult." Originally unleashed upon the digital waves in 2011, this ethereal masterpiece is finally getting the re-release and remaster treatment it deserves. With its journey from micro-label aspirations to digital-only obscurity, "Tropicult" has become a cult classic among aficionados of the genre.

Co-creator of the #Seapunk movement, Zombelle played an instrumental role in shaping the genre's aesthetic and sonic landscape. Emerging as the FIRST seapunk release of the entire genre, "Tropicult" holds a seminal position in the realm of experimental music. Coming out of the afterspell of the Witchhouse movement (coined by Pictureplane's Travis Egedy), Zombelle's visionary creation rode the seapunk wave well into 2014, leaving an indelible mark before crashing down, never to be heard from again. Despite its ephemeral existence, the album's impact reverberated across both the United States and Canada, with a singular tour on American soil and live performances in the Great White North.

Crafted in the creative crucibles of Los Angeles, California, and Topeka, Kansas, "Tropicult" bears the imprint of collaborative genius. Helmed by the visionary Zombelle and engineered by the enigmatic Myrrhkaba, the album's sonic landscape is as diverse as the locales from which it was birthed.

For this long-awaited re-release, Myrrhkaba returns to the helm, breathing new life into each track with meticulous remastering. With a keen ear for preserving the album's original essence while enhancing its sonic fidelity, Myrrhkaba ensures that "Tropicult" remains a timeless testament to the #Seapunk ethos.

As the #Seapunk resurgence continues to crest, Zombelle's "Tropicult" stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. With its re-release and remaster, this seminal album reaffirms its rightful place in the pantheon of modern niche genres. Prepare to embark on a sonic voyage like no other, as "Tropicult" invites you to dive deep into the ethereal depths of #Seapunk enchantment once more.

Beach Blanket Sped Up

Lyrics:

Dive in, fulfill desire
Crashing down, blue fire
The you before, so out of reach

You drop your coins into the well
You wish for courage when you hear the bells
When you see that there is no hell
You are the paradise that can’t be quelled

You wanna go to the end of the world?
Real motherfuckers at the end of the world
Forget your lovers and forget your pearls
Waves, we’re gonna ride em to the end of the world

Dive in, fulfill desire
Crashing down, blue fire
The you before, so out of reach

Zombelle x Myrrhkaba "Tropicult" Album: A Sea Punk Gem Revisited

In the annals of #Seapunk lore, few albums shine as brightly as Zombelle's "Tropicult." Originally unleashed upon the digital waves in 2011, this ethereal masterpiece is finally getting the re-release and remaster treatment it deserves. With its journey from micro-label aspirations to digital-only obscurity, "Tropicult" has become a cult classic among aficionados of the genre.

Co-creator of the #Seapunk movement, Zombelle played an instrumental role in shaping the genre's aesthetic and sonic landscape. Emerging as the FIRST seapunk release of the entire genre, "Tropicult" holds a seminal position in the realm of experimental music. Coming out of the afterspell of the Witchhouse movement (coined by Pictureplane's Travis Egedy), Zombelle's visionary creation rode the seapunk wave well into 2014, leaving an indelible mark before crashing down, never to be heard from again. Despite its ephemeral existence, the album's impact reverberated across both the United States and Canada, with a singular tour on American soil and live performances in the Great White North.

Crafted in the creative crucibles of Los Angeles, California, and Topeka, Kansas, "Tropicult" bears the imprint of collaborative genius. Helmed by the visionary Zombelle and engineered by the enigmatic Myrrhkaba, the album's sonic landscape is as diverse as the locales from which it was birthed.

For this long-awaited re-release, Myrrhkaba returns to the helm, breathing new life into each track with meticulous remastering. With a keen ear for preserving the album's original essence while enhancing its sonic fidelity, Myrrhkaba ensures that "Tropicult" remains a timeless testament to the #Seapunk ethos.

As the #Seapunk resurgence continues to crest, Zombelle's "Tropicult" stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. With its re-release and remaster, this seminal album reaffirms its rightful place in the pantheon of modern niche genres. Prepare to embark on a sonic voyage like no other, as "Tropicult" invites you to dive deep into the ethereal depths of #Seapunk enchantment once more.

Tropocalypse

Lyrics:

We go walking down dark sidewalks
There are alleyways where we meet
Ain’t it sweet?

You tell me stories of mountains and their peaks
I sigh, and daydream that you really mean it
So let’s climb

You give me drawing pads where I lay ideas to sleep
Tell me to keep it closed at all times and near my chest
When I read

Zombelle x Myrrhkaba "Tropicult" Album: A Sea Punk Gem Revisited

In the annals of #Seapunk lore, few albums shine as brightly as Zombelle's "Tropicult." Originally unleashed upon the digital waves in 2011, this ethereal masterpiece is finally getting the re-release and remaster treatment it deserves. With its journey from micro-label aspirations to digital-only obscurity, "Tropicult" has become a cult classic among aficionados of the genre.

Co-creator of the #Seapunk movement, Zombelle played an instrumental role in shaping the genre's aesthetic and sonic landscape. Emerging as the FIRST seapunk release of the entire genre, "Tropicult" holds a seminal position in the realm of experimental music. Coming out of the afterspell of the Witchhouse movement (coined by Pictureplane's Travis Egedy), Zombelle's visionary creation rode the seapunk wave well into 2014, leaving an indelible mark before crashing down, never to be heard from again. Despite its ephemeral existence, the album's impact reverberated across both the United States and Canada, with a singular tour on American soil and live performances in the Great White North.

Crafted in the creative crucibles of Los Angeles, California, and Topeka, Kansas, "Tropicult" bears the imprint of collaborative genius. Helmed by the visionary Zombelle and engineered by the enigmatic Myrrhkaba, the album's sonic landscape is as diverse as the locales from which it was birthed.

For this long-awaited re-release, Myrrhkaba returns to the helm, breathing new life into each track with meticulous remastering. With a keen ear for preserving the album's original essence while enhancing its sonic fidelity, Myrrhkaba ensures that "Tropicult" remains a timeless testament to the #Seapunk ethos.

As the #Seapunk resurgence continues to crest, Zombelle's "Tropicult" stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. With its re-release and remaster, this seminal album reaffirms its rightful place in the pantheon of modern niche genres. Prepare to embark on a sonic voyage like no other, as "Tropicult" invites you to dive deep into the ethereal depths of #Seapunk enchantment once more.

Street Sharks

Lyrics:

Well, if you ain’t afraid to walk down, tell me what it is now
I’ve been craving what we’ve found
You’ve got to give in, give it

He wants to eat you up, swallow you whole
Only wants a taste of blood
You’ve got to give in, give it

Fill my mouth full of sand, I won’t tell no lies
I’ve got big, big plans
You’ve got to give in, give it

If you ain’t afraid to walk down, tell me what it is now
I’ve been craving what we’ve found
You’ve got to give in, give it

Zombelle x Myrrhkaba "Tropicult" Album: A Sea Punk Gem Revisited

In the annals of #Seapunk lore, few albums shine as brightly as Zombelle's "Tropicult." Originally unleashed upon the digital waves in 2011, this ethereal masterpiece is finally getting the re-release and remaster treatment it deserves. With its journey from micro-label aspirations to digital-only obscurity, "Tropicult" has become a cult classic among aficionados of the genre.

Co-creator of the #Seapunk movement, Zombelle played an instrumental role in shaping the genre's aesthetic and sonic landscape. Emerging as the FIRST seapunk release of the entire genre, "Tropicult" holds a seminal position in the realm of experimental music. Coming out of the afterspell of the Witchhouse movement (coined by Pictureplane's Travis Egedy), Zombelle's visionary creation rode the seapunk wave well into 2014, leaving an indelible mark before crashing down, never to be heard from again. Despite its ephemeral existence, the album's impact reverberated across both the United States and Canada, with a singular tour on American soil and live performances in the Great White North.

Crafted in the creative crucibles of Los Angeles, California, and Topeka, Kansas, "Tropicult" bears the imprint of collaborative genius. Helmed by the visionary Zombelle and engineered by the enigmatic Myrrhkaba, the album's sonic landscape is as diverse as the locales from which it was birthed.

For this long-awaited re-release, Myrrhkaba returns to the helm, breathing new life into each track with meticulous remastering. With a keen ear for preserving the album's original essence while enhancing its sonic fidelity, Myrrhkaba ensures that "Tropicult" remains a timeless testament to the #Seapunk ethos.

As the #Seapunk resurgence continues to crest, Zombelle's "Tropicult" stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. With its re-release and remaster, this seminal album reaffirms its rightful place in the pantheon of modern niche genres. Prepare to embark on a sonic voyage like no other, as "Tropicult" invites you to dive deep into the ethereal depths of #Seapunk enchantment once more.

Hourglass

Lyrics:

Work it up for the kill
Work it, work it
You’ve got to work it up for the kill
Work it up, work it up

Why take when you can always say please
One flourish one bleed
There is a lover walking in the sand,
There is another holding a dead hand

A message in the blood 
Many life lessons are in the blood
Higher meaning from above,
You wear the glove
Containing currents of love
Why push, let it come

Leggy silhouette on the beach blowing smoke rings
Waves roll over the bodies, the language is captivating
All in inviting, starlight burns brightly
Why push? Let it come.
Another victim of...

Why take when you can always say please
One flourish, one bleed
There is a lover walking in the sand,
There is another holding a dead hand

Work it up, work it up

Zombelle x Myrrhkaba "Tropicult" Album: A Sea Punk Gem Revisited

In the annals of #Seapunk lore, few albums shine as brightly as Zombelle's "Tropicult." Originally unleashed upon the digital waves in 2011, this ethereal masterpiece is finally getting the re-release and remaster treatment it deserves. With its journey from micro-label aspirations to digital-only obscurity, "Tropicult" has become a cult classic among aficionados of the genre.

Co-creator of the #Seapunk movement, Zombelle played an instrumental role in shaping the genre's aesthetic and sonic landscape. Emerging as the FIRST seapunk release of the entire genre, "Tropicult" holds a seminal position in the realm of experimental music. Coming out of the afterspell of the Witchhouse movement (coined by Pictureplane's Travis Egedy), Zombelle's visionary creation rode the seapunk wave well into 2014, leaving an indelible mark before crashing down, never to be heard from again. Despite its ephemeral existence, the album's impact reverberated across both the United States and Canada, with a singular tour on American soil and live performances in the Great White North.

Crafted in the creative crucibles of Los Angeles, California, and Topeka, Kansas, "Tropicult" bears the imprint of collaborative genius. Helmed by the visionary Zombelle and engineered by the enigmatic Myrrhkaba, the album's sonic landscape is as diverse as the locales from which it was birthed.

For this long-awaited re-release, Myrrhkaba returns to the helm, breathing new life into each track with meticulous remastering. With a keen ear for preserving the album's original essence while enhancing its sonic fidelity, Myrrhkaba ensures that "Tropicult" remains a timeless testament to the #Seapunk ethos.

As the #Seapunk resurgence continues to crest, Zombelle's "Tropicult" stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. With its re-release and remaster, this seminal album reaffirms its rightful place in the pantheon of modern niche genres. Prepare to embark on a sonic voyage like no other, as "Tropicult" invites you to dive deep into the ethereal depths of #Seapunk enchantment once more.

Beach Blanket

Lyrics:

Another bad creation rushed up to shore
Another bad creation washed up to shore

Eyes like mirrors, they’re watching me
Another shadow is under me
Waves hide everything beneath the sea
Tide goes away and there is disharmony

Another bad creation rushed up to shore
Another bad creation washed up to shore
You watch it shimmer

Zombelle x Myrrhkaba "Tropicult" Album: A Sea Punk Gem Revisited

In the annals of #Seapunk lore, few albums shine as brightly as Zombelle's "Tropicult." Originally unleashed upon the digital waves in 2011, this ethereal masterpiece is finally getting the re-release and remaster treatment it deserves. With its journey from micro-label aspirations to digital-only obscurity, "Tropicult" has become a cult classic among aficionados of the genre.

Co-creator of the #Seapunk movement, Zombelle played an instrumental role in shaping the genre's aesthetic and sonic landscape. Emerging as the FIRST seapunk release of the entire genre, "Tropicult" holds a seminal position in the realm of experimental music. Coming out of the afterspell of the Witchhouse movement (coined by Pictureplane's Travis Egedy), Zombelle's visionary creation rode the seapunk wave well into 2014, leaving an indelible mark before crashing down, never to be heard from again. Despite its ephemeral existence, the album's impact reverberated across both the United States and Canada, with a singular tour on American soil and live performances in the Great White North.

Crafted in the creative crucibles of Los Angeles, California, and Topeka, Kansas, "Tropicult" bears the imprint of collaborative genius. Helmed by the visionary Zombelle and engineered by the enigmatic Myrrhkaba, the album's sonic landscape is as diverse as the locales from which it was birthed.

For this long-awaited re-release, Myrrhkaba returns to the helm, breathing new life into each track with meticulous remastering. With a keen ear for preserving the album's original essence while enhancing its sonic fidelity, Myrrhkaba ensures that "Tropicult" remains a timeless testament to the #Seapunk ethos.

As the #Seapunk resurgence continues to crest, Zombelle's "Tropicult" stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. With its re-release and remaster, this seminal album reaffirms its rightful place in the pantheon of modern niche genres. Prepare to embark on a sonic voyage like no other, as "Tropicult" invites you to dive deep into the ethereal depths of #Seapunk enchantment once more.

Lil B- Who You Love

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