Collide by The Head of a Girl. Music written, performed and recorded by Glenn A.D. Lyrics written by Jim Marcus and Meghan Benson. Vocals performed by Meghan Benson. 2015 8TRX01 / LSSN1

The Head of a Girl - Collide (original Mix)

The silent rise of Rayaline is a culmination of techno-punk-industrial projects fueled by dystopian dreams and a passion for experimental production. His kinetic dub techno is dynamic and constantly taking new forms. Taking his passion for science fiction he  blends these concepts into tracks that are reminiscent of beat driven sci-fi horror. He has preformed through out Chicago and North America with renowned Chicago label Kompute Musik where he functioned as an artist/visualizer. Realizing his darker style he chose to found Null A records in 2015, where he aims to further develop his sound,  and work with other artists who look to develop sounds beyond the dance floor, and beyond confines structure and monotony. 

 
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Releases on the following labels
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Doppt Zykkler (Spain)
Glider Records  (Spain)
Pragmatik Recordings  (France)
Kompute Musik  (USA)
Spaceal Orbeats (UK)

The Head of a Girl is the revisited overture of Glenn A.D., veteran Chicago electronic music producer/ dj. The debut album, "This place is really nowhere.", began to take shape in Glenn's early years, when he first wrote and recorded demos for more than half of the songs on the album. As time passed, Glenn honed his musical skills touring the country as a sought after dj and industrial/techno synth player.
 
New life was breathed into the project in 2014, when Glenn began writing, producing and recording the other half of the album. Each player participating on this debut album was chosen for their undeniable talent and personal flare to which they've added greatness to each and every song. Many of which have been huge musical influences in Glenn’s early dj and songwriting days.
 
The Head of a Girl crosses many genres because the players and influences are vast. From Peter Gabriel to Pink Floyd, Nine Inch Nails, Public Image Limited, Portishead, Curve, PJ Harvey, and Depeche Mode. There are hints of classical (mysong, painfully remain) and blues guitar (calling) as well as the staple of electronic, industrial and world rhythms.