Disco Mute

“Forgotten Future 2” is the soundtrack to a modern legacy sequel of a 1980’s sci-fi movie that doesn’t actually exist. A cinematic score that combines modern drum’n’bass rhythms with nostalgic 1980s sound design and melody. This enigmatic combination sends the listener on a bass heavy and neon-soaked adventure through space, time, and sound.

This is the story of 2 rogue scientists on a space travelling adventure to save mankind…err, wait, this seems familiar, haven’t we seen this before? Rewind.

Somehow Dr. Mantis Quade survived the VECTORWOLF attack of 1988. He retreated to Venus where he spent the following decades rebuilding his galactic empire. He maintains a totalitarian control through a sentient A.I. known as the Hypervisor which has society locked into an algorithm grid of mindless servitude. This A.I. is housed in a virtual cyberspace known as The Battle Program. Despite this, Quaid is left unfulfilled and wants his old life back. He plans to build a time travel machine that will enable him to return to 1988, rewrite history, restore his beloved original empire, and reconnect with his lost love, Syntrina, an android, who unbeknownst to him is a double agent. In reality, this is an extremely risky endeavor that will likely cause the destruction of the universe.

To power his time travel device, Quaid will need to amass a large quantity of one of the universe’s most powerful resources, Nostalgia Crystals. Quaid’s chosen base, the planet Venus, just happens to be home to the largest Nostalgia mines in the known galaxy.

Our heroes from the last story, the 2 rogue scientists, have spent this time under the control of the Hypervisor and have grown jaded and disillusioned. Thankfully, Syntrina underwent a stealth mission to enter The Battle Program and untether them from the algorithm grid and alert them to Quaid’s potentially catastrophic plan. Unfortunately, their key weapon, the mysterious and immensely powerful “VECTORWOLF” device was badly damaged during the first attack on Quaid back in 1988. To repair this device, the rogue scientists will also need to get their hands on some Nostalgia Crystals. They must travel to Venus and infiltrate Quaid’s base and its Nostalgia mines. Once the weapon is repowered, our heroes can use it to unleash an oscillating wave beam that will annihilate Quaid and his empire once and for all.

Can our heroes mine enough Nostalgia to save mankind, again? 
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released May 13, 2022

Written, produced, mixed, and mastered by Dani Peterson and Brent Dove as VECTORWOLF.

Additional Credits
Night Bringer lyrics written and performed by James “Gost” Lollar
Teen Drama lyrics written and performed by Highway Superstar and Sharon Chidersky
Song writing and composition consultant: Hunter Dove
Mixing consultant: Brewer “Burr Rabbit” Witcher
Art cover and additional graphic design by Dani Peterson

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Battle Program

Omega Megadrive - Technological Singularity

Phenomena music video: https://youtu.be/yB608TzcvLo

Phenomena

Inspired by Daft Punk, Terry Prachett Discworld novels and who knows what else

Finding Everest

Sorcery

Crime pays... Justice collects.

Breath of Death, Pt. 1 (The Violent Thugs)

shoutouts to https://soundcloud.com/fourge for letting me use his tape machine

DEVOID

Under Ombré Skies

"C'est Ma Vie" is the debut release from Cartagena, Colombia-originated and Toronto, Canada-based Musa Paradise. This is the first single off of the upcoming album for the band, and is a genre-blurring fusion of Afro-Latin soul, deep house, and nostalgic electronic textures.

Built on a foundation of vintage drum machines, 909 hi-hat patterns, and house-inspired grooves, “C’est Ma Vie” pulses with an understated, late-night energy. Layers of analog synths, hypnotic guitars, and live Afro-Cuban percussion bring a raw, organic dimension to the production, while subtle Afro-Colombian elements — including the maracón and tamboras of the chalupa rhythm — enrich the beat with ancestral depth. French vocals float above the arrangement, adding a poetic, intimate presence. Both lush and shadowy, "C’est Ma Vie" evokes a tropical melancholy — a reflective dance between the past and present, memory and movement.

Musa Paradise was formed in 2018 by longtime friends and musical collaborators, Jimmy Kiddo and Cesar Caballero. Inspired by Cartagena’s tropical vibe, Jimmy and Cesar experimented with an array of afro-Colombian and afro-Caribbean sounds. With fusions of Latin, rock, pop and electronic influences; all of these explorations have helped define their personal identities and have become the bedrock for Musa Paradise’s musical and cultural direction.

“C’est Ma Vie” is released August 22nd, 2025 on @Permaculturerecordings.

Jaime Smalbach (Producer, Vocals, Guitars, Lyrics)
Cesar Caballero (Producer, Live Drums, Synths)
Jorge Luis Papiosco (Percussion)
Omar Martinez (Bass)

C'est ma vie

Coast 2 Coast

Heartbreak_

Into the further we go. 🎧
James Melle: Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Bass, Synth, Piano/MidiKeyboards & Vocals, Composition, 
All tracks mixed, mastered & recorded at home  with the help of two Dachshunds. 


Long days and Pleasant Nights

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