None of This Alone

lived to love

Water Your Garden

Water Your Garden (feat. maye)

produced by noah breakfast + glassface
additional guitar by matti beresin
mixed by noah breakfast
mastered by ryan schwabe

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deadman

Shadows Dancing

This album is an inner journey in constant motion. It explores the invisible spaces between action and stillness, between momentum and pause. Each track feels like a transition — slow signals, unseen lines, held breaths, and steps that keep moving without urgency.

Rather than chasing instant peaks, the music invites immersion. It unfolds as a nocturnal, introspective, urban experience where time stretches and emotion flows quietly but steadily. Designed to be heard as a complete body of work, the album moves like a single continuous piece — the body in motion, the mind at rest.

Musical Style

The foundation is contemporary electronic music, influenced by:

Emotional / Deep House

Atmospheric Synth-Pop

Electronic Dream Pop

Ambient and Downtempo textures

Retro-futuristic and analog sound design

Steady but gentle rhythms, deep basslines, warm synthesizers, long delays, and spacious reverbs create a sense of forward motion without rush. The production emphasizes space, air, and detail, allowing each sound to breathe.

Inspiration

The album draws inspiration from:

Inner movement that continues even in stillness

Emotional transitions that are unseen but deeply felt

Nighttime cities, distant lights, slow transmissions

The idea that progress doesn’t always mean speed — sometimes it means presence

This is music for walking alone, late-night drives, quiet reflection, or simply being in the moment. A subtle statement runs through the album:

Everything keeps moving, even when it feels still.

Delayed Signal

Lil Thing on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/5O6eW5bi510qtocKvmRqs7

Produced by Knox Fortune
Additional Production by Carter Lang and Nico Segal
Written by Knox Fortune and Joey Purp
Mixed by Joe Visciano
Mastered by Dave Kutch

Lil Thing

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PawPaw Rod
HIT EM WHERE IT HURTS
out now on Godmode

more info:

PawPaw Rod makes his debut as part of Godmode's Hot Sauce series, which highlights the outer limits of pop, rap, and crossover music. The record was produced by the enigmatic and newly un-retired Smash Brothers, a Philadelphia-from production team with roots in the Sigma Sound/Philly Soul studio culture of the late 70s and early 80s.

song by Rodney Hulsey II, Adam Moerder, and Nick Sylvester
produced by Smash Brothers, Adam Moerder, and Nick Sylvester

mixed by Nick Sylvester at Godmode Studios, Los Angeles
assistant mixing and production by Robert Szmurlo
mastered by Sarah Register

lyrics:

Sunshine, bathe me, lately life’s been crazy
Your Eyes, tell all, we outside with it, your call
Move me, Need Me, care about it, breath deep
You see, what I miss, holdin on to ya with a tight grip
Light Lit, no cap, heart spilled all over the Floor mat
Tongue out, I don’t know how to hold that
Nowadays I don’t really want to hold back                                                                            

So I hit em where it hurts, (Set sail, lighthouse, Search) 
So I hit em where it hurts, (Set sail, Lighthouse, Search)

I been down with you, you been down with me, we know this ain’t all Talk                                                                
I’m on a Quest-love, Learn my roots/ Think that Black Thought, this my truth/ This that tipping point, this that proof/ Go head spark it up, we off mute/ loud and clear now, that sound good?/ Life in motion, like it should/ Came a long way, play that long game, yesterday gone, we’re on our way, aye/

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