Shake

'MARGATE'

Debut single from the album Succession. Pre-order here: https://avecsans.com/links

Altitude

Dont

as the lead up to my EP comes closer I’m so excited to share the next piece of my new world with you ‘Hollow’. I felt really nervous putting this track out as it’s subject matter is really fucking painful - but I want everyone reading this to know that if you’re going through hell right now things will get better for you if you keep going. I went to a very bad place when people I loved turned their back on me on my journey to becoming my authentic self. but I also know I had to move past that and let go of that anger and frustration to be truly free. this song is about the uphill battle that leads to the breakthrough, its about choosing forgiveness when you want revenge.

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Credits:
Production by Polar Beats
Mixing by Jared Adlam
Mastering by Paul Blakey
Artwork and Press
Photos by Dylan Harris, Nic Carrogu

Hollow

Lost

Produced by: Tiz McNamara & OHKABE
Mixed by: Jordan Oorebeek
Mastered by: Brock McFarlane

Wait

Stupid Luck (Radio Edit)

With the US elections looming and the press dominated by Trump's daily scandals and missteps, Creep Negativo was inspired by the insane idea that our world leaders can be  pussy grabbing, perma tanned epitomes of evil.

Written as a boastful, first person narrative, an imaginary eavesdropping on a phone call, from an innebrriated Boris Johnson to Nigel Garage, after the Brexit vote, discussing their populist hero, Donald J Trump. 

Contradictions and bravado, in one verse we are asked Choose your camp My Brother, I'm on your side forever, yet are left with Please don't choose me lover, I'll leave your side forever.

The chorus finds the leader demanding "This is what I want" repetitively, yet casually slipping in "Here's a little thing", in the style we often see, in todays politicians. 

As the crescendo of the outro rises in speed and tension, the desperation becomes more apparent, as the demand of "This is What I Need" becomes the pleas of "Come and Get It!".

Lost

Fischer King

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