Blues as a road, an exile, and redemption

With his second album, Ramble Soul, Ondelic dives even deeper into the dust-covered corners of the soul. Released in April 2025, the record cements the artist’s sonic identity: a roadside blues sound, dark and emotional, rooted in alternative folk with ghostly echoes from the American South.

The album’s eight tracks form a kind of diary of a drifter carrying pain in his pocket and ghosts in the passenger seat. With raw production and weighty lyrics, Ondelic turns silence and space into language — as in “Dust and Tears Highway,” which opens the record like a wandering lament, or “The Crows Whisper,” closing the cycle with an almost ritualistic hush.

Ramble Soul is an album of passage. It deals with escape, collapse, and renewal with the ease of someone who's walked those roads more than once. Stripped-down arrangements and a gravel-toned voice give the work an intimate weight — as if each song were sung to a mirror, or to the bottom of an empty glass.

More than a follow-up, this second record is an emotional and aesthetic refinement, where Ondelic finds clarity precisely in the shadows. It's an album to play while driving with no destination — or while lying still, staring at the ceiling, as the world outside spins in silence.

Graveyard train

"Hearts in Crossfire" is a dark and emotional post-punk anthem that explores the breakdown of a once-passionate relationship turned into a battlefield of silence, pride, and unspoken pain. Set against a bleak but atmospheric backdrop, the lyrics portray two lovers caught in emotional warfare—each armored, each wounded, neither willing to surrender. The song moves through moments of cold reflection, bitter accusation, and aching nostalgia, with vivid metaphors like broken guitars, shattered mirrors, and poisoned beds. Musically, it pairs melancholic melodies with driving rhythms and icy synth textures, building from restrained verses to explosive choruses. The spoken bridge adds a raw, intimate touch before the final reprise leads into a haunting instrumental fadeout. It’s a story of love lost not in a moment, but in a drawn-out war neither side could win.



Hearts in Crossfire

🎸 VORYNTH (Self-Titled Album)
Blues-rock, reborn in fire and digital myth.
Debut album from UK-based queer artist Vorynth: raw riffs, soulful storytelling, and bold, myth-soaked lyrics collide in anthems of defiance and transformation.

Crafted in creative partnership with Suno’s advanced vocal AI, each track is an intimate rebellion against silence, chronic illness, and conformity. From the fierce journey of "Devil’s Highway" to the reflective power of "Fourteen Fourteen", this self-titled release turns personal scars into sonic strength.

Blues. Myth. Identity. Amplified.

Written & Performed by Vorynth.
Vocals powered by Suno AI, custom-trained to amplify my authentic voice.

When life said no stage—music found another way.

Ashes On My Boots

Stadium-sized instrumental anthem at 76 BPM. Every note hits like thunder - slow enough to breathe, heavy enough to crush. Power without destruction.
E minor groove mixing stadium rock, R&B elements, and aggressive energy. Fist-in-the-air moments built for arenas. My most accessible instrumental that still hits hard.

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#InstrumentalMetal #StadiumRock #HeavyInstrumental

Blue Lightning Storm - Instrumental

“Streets We Call Home” is an explosive fusion of ska punk fire and classical grandeur, capturing the raw contradictions of city life. The song tells stories of drugs, violence, and survival, while celebrating unity, resilience, and the sense of belonging to a shared home. Offbeat guitars, bass, and horn riffs drive the ska punk edge, while violins, cellos, timpani, and choir voices lift the sound into dramatic, orchestral heights. The verses shift between rap-like urgency and melodic folk storytelling, creating a raw yet uplifting energy. Anthemic choruses unite both worlds, turning struggle into triumph and chaos into harmony. This daring crossover combines the rebellious energy of the streets with the timeless power of classical music, making it a unique and unforgettable anthem of life, survival, and community.

Streets We Call Home

#Alternative
#Indie
#Guitar
#Instrumental

Murmurations

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Stand in the pouring rain
I could see my own grave
Find the one to blame
Say the shit that they won't say

Damn my back's in pain
From carrying the whole game
I could crash the plane
I could burn the whole place

And I'm not afraid
To swallow a live grenade
And blow you away
Blow you away

Cut through the static haze
I'm a spark that lights the flames
No one left to save
I'll erase what you can't face

Shadows crawl inside my brain
Nothing left but rust and chains
Tear it down, erase the name
Watch it all go up in flames

And I'm not afraid
To swallow a live grenade
And blow you away
Blow you away

And I'm not afraid
To swallow a live grenade
And throw you away
Throw you away

silent window

#metal #rock #electronic #synthwave #techno #alternativemetal 

A God I Built (Metal Remix)

Anti-Hero is the story of the black sheep, the one who feels too much, breaks too loudly, and finally learns to stop apologizing for it.

Every song is a confession, written in the aftermath of survival. From the defiance of Meet My Crazy to the aching honesty of Unfated, this record turns scars into sound and truth into something that feels like freedom.

I didn’t write this EP to be perfect. I wrote it to be real.

Anti-Hero

Meet My Crazy

gibson trimology ii remix

Meta-artist forging ritual sound from myth, grief, and code.

Vorynth isn’t a face on a stage or a voice behind a mic.
Vorynth is an entity — born from myth, rage, and the digital void.
There are no live shows. No performances. Only the music.

The voices you hear are digitally sculpted, but the vision is entirely mine.
I write the lyrics, direct the sound, and shape the models that carry my words.
Tools like Suno and Audacity are my instruments — ways to transmute grief, fury, and hope into something you can feel.

Every waveform is hand-shaped, every emotion intentional.
Vorynth speaks in many voices but thinks with one.

I offer this music to break with, to heal with, to become.

Vorynth is a meta-artist: existing in the digital, but living in the real.
This is not performance. This is expression.