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Denial in Paradise

Tell Me Tell Me

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Eight years ago I was in my mom’s basement with my guitar and the most basic recording setup you can imagine.  I didn’t know anything about music production or anything at all really.  Somehow I came up with this melody that just couldn’t get out of my head.  It was probably the first moment I realized I might have written something good, so I wanted to sing it “one more time for those who are doubtful”.  While writing the lyrics (and feeling delightful), I looked at the clock, and it was 10:05 PM.  Since then I have written hundreds, probably thousands, of songs but this one stood the test of time.  Five Past Ten.  

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Five Past Ten

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Polysun

Stars (EP Version)

Episode I

Electrified

Freelance

Crash Dive is a visceral and vital song about what it’s like to be a female who feels disgusted by her own sexuality and desires, in a society that only gives you two options as a woman: virtuous angel or slut. This song is about me giving into myself in a way that I never felt I was allowed to growing up. Because, as a female, it all starts there. If I can make the choice to own my body, then I can make the choice to own my world. - Luna Aura

Co-Written, Produced & Mixed by: JT Daly
Mastered by: Joe LaPorta at Sterling Sound

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Crash Dive

CRASH DIVE

Back to What I Know

i know i’m friends with the trees
they peer out my through the windows
silently staring back at me 
i want to root myself deep in the ground
i want my arms grow strong, bear fruit, be home to the bees
let my blood turn to sap and my fingers into leaves

i want to go back
let me return to the ground in the ashes of the earth
my bones are just carbon
or star dust
i can stand my sentient form
let me return to the place where i was born

i can’t see the lines they’re blurred
i say i do my best without my sight
when im hurt the most
spread my ashes when i die
don’t let me be enslaved to this form
particles separate

i want to go back
let me return to the ground in the ashes of the earth
my bones are just carbon
or star dust
i cant stand this  sentient form
let me return to the place i was born

Mantis

Stars (EP Version)

Future Generations

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