Bastian Pen, lead singer of the band Tricklebolt, steps into new creative territory with a fresh project under the moniker Baba Pen. Collaborating with a group of talented friends, they form Baba Pen & The Bim Bam Band, a collective destined to make waves. Their debut album, set for release on October 10, 2025, blends 60s-inspired psychedelic rock with hints of folk and cosmic country, all wrapped in the lush, intricate production style of Jonathan Wilson.

The first single, "I Can't See You Cry," introduces Baba Pen as the new spiritual leader from the East. This track unfolds like a medieval love story gone awry, with its unconventional chord progressions leading us through baroque-inspired garden passages. But as the chorus kicks in, the song takes a turn, signaling that things are unraveling within the love-stricken walls.

Featuring members from Grand East, Money and the Man, Tricklebolt, and Jimmy Diamond, is "I Can't See You Cry" a captivating taste of what’s to come, offering a glimpse into the diverse sonic landscape of Baba Pen & The Bim Bam Band. It's a brilliant first step into an album that promises to explore the many shades of Baba Pen's musical world.

Baba Pen & The Bim Bam Band - I Can't See You Cry

EVERYDAY (Prod.Sence x LMG x spaceman)

7.31/Sara

Sara's Got Big Plans

Matthew Heller’s latest record, Criticism, Judgement, Heartbreak, and Peril, marks a significant moment in his evolution as an artist—a point where his self-reflection meets his bold commitment to examining the complexities of the human experience. These songs dig into themes of growth, discomfort, and a deep yearning for connection. It’s a raw and honest exploration of what it means to wrestle with one’s place in the world, and how to navigate a life filled with contradictions. Heller isn’t afraid to face the uncomfortable truths head-on, whether it’s his own struggles or the broader issues he contemplates. Each song on the record invites the listener to join him on this journey, to reflect alongside him, and to find resonance in shared human experience.

When I'm With You -  DP master v1 - 16 bit

though i fear (feat. All Wick, No Wax & Lucid Dreams)

Tangerine Soul

Lyrics: 

Get up it's 5 AM, Time to go to work  
These 8 hours will pay for that shit that I want  
But sometimes...  
I just wanna quit it all  
And sometimes...  
I wish I had a place to call home  

Today I don't feel good  
I don't feel bad  
I'm just neutral  
Tomorrow I'll be better,  
Yesterday I was worse  
It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  

Ok, It's 5 PM imma get outta here  
Still got 8 hours to spend on me  
But sometimes...  
I just feel so alone  
And sometimes...  
I wish I had somebody to hug  

Today I don't feel good  
I don't feel bad  
I'm just neutral  
Tomorrow I'll be better,  
Yesterday I was worse  
It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  

It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  
It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  
It's just the way my life goes...  
Round N Round  
It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  
It's just the way my life goes...  
Round N Round  
It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  
It's just the way life goes,  
It's just the way my life goes...  

Today I don't feel good  
I don't feel bad  
I'm just neutral  
Tomorrow I'll be better,  
Yesterday I was worse  
It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  
Today I don't feel good  
I don't feel bad  
I'm just neutral  
Tomorrow I'll be better,  
Yesterday I was worse  
It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round  

It's just the way life goes...  
Round N Round

Bandcamp

Round N Round

Lyrics:

Walking down the street trying to find you  
Trying to see your face one more time  
And save that memory for a lifetime.  
I still remember the first time I saw your eyes  
I'll save that memory for a lifetime.  

I'm far away from home  
Standing on my own  
I'll save those memories for a lifetime  
I don't think I'll ever see you again  
But it's ok  
I saved those memories for a lifetime  

Looking through the window trying to catch you  
Trying to feel your essence one more time  
And save that memory for a lifetime.  
I still remember the last time I saw your eyes  
I'll save that memory for a lifetime.  

I'm far away from home  
Standing on my own  
I'll save those memories for a lifetime  
I don't think I'll ever see you again  
But it's ok  
I saved those memories for a lifetime  

I saved those memories for a lifetime  

I'm far away from home  
Standing on my own  
I'll save those memories for a lifetime  
I don't think I'll ever see you again  
But it's ok  
I saved those memories for a lifetime  

I'm far away from home  
Standing on my own  
I'll save those memories for a lifetime  
I don't think I'll ever see you again  
But it's ok  
I saved those memories for a lifetime  

I'm far away from home  
Standing on my own  
I'll save those memories for a lifetime  
I don't think I'll ever see you again  
But it's ok  
I saved those memories for a lifetime  

I've saved those memories

Memories

Arrows

After the debut release of the ‘COLOR PANIC’ EP, which even had some success on Soundcloud where we are more permanent, the moment has arrived... the big moment of the release of the album ‘...and By The Way!’ by the brothers Ava Brown and Oliver Brown. A very original duo with some very catchy Indie Art Pop Minimal themes. Get to know the album first hand. It will be available worldwide, 22 April.
Support the Artists.
Best regards.
The Synthwave Electroclash Club

...and by the Way!

Oink Zebra - Free Again

Suicidal Thoughts

Matthew Heller
Goodbye & So Long
La musique est l'art qui permet à l'âme de se livrer à l'universel.

Meet Matthew Heller, the Portland-based troubadour who fearlessly confronts the harsh realities of life in his music.
Portland's community and collaborative spirit is reflected in the city’s vibrant arts scene, which Heller embodies in his songs. He draws on a wide range of musical styles and influences, resulting in something truly unique and original.
His latest single, "Goodbye & So Long," is a driving force of evocative storytelling, taking listeners through a kaleidoscope of sounds, emotions, and textures. 
With a distinctive blend of indie-rock, folk, and pop influences, his music creates a rich and immersive sonic landscape that envelops the listener from the very first note.
Heller’s soaring vocals are the perfect complement to the music, with a range that spans from delicate whispers to thunderous roars. His piano work is equally impressive, shifting effortlessly from ethereal soundscapes to propulsive rhythms that drive the music forward.
Backing Heller’s vocals and keyboards is a powerhouse rhythm section, led by producer David Pollock, who also engineered, mixed, and mastered the song in his Fortress Galaxy studios. Pollock’s intricate drumming and groovy basslines, as well as his blistering guitar work adds a layer of intensity and urgency to the music, while Bradley Mackeson's additional keyboards add a touch of dreamy atmosphere to the mix.
The result is a sound that is at once raw and polished, intimate and expansive, joyful and melancholic. Whether he's exploring the complexities of love and loss or delving into the darker corners of the human psyche, Matthew Heller’s music is a thrilling and unforgettable experience.
Goodbye & So Long manifests an exquisite blend of post-punk garage vitality, interwoven with ghostly psychedelia and the vibes of classic alternative indie's new wave opulence. Heller's sonic craft, akin to a neo-outlaw songwriter, encapsulates the very essence of folk-rock balladry. Weaving together the vibrant rhythms of Dandy Warhols-esc groove-laden indie rock with the introspective depths reminiscent of The Cranberries' politically charged dreamy odes, this opus transcends mere musical boundaries, propelling the listener into a sublime auditory journey.
Goodbye & So Long is an epochal testament to Heller's artistic prowess, a demonstration that elevates the soul and resonates with the heartbeat of a generation yearning for melodic salvation. 
Heller’s lyrics are both poetic and erudite, saturated with a sense of profundity that is rare in contemporary music.
What truly sets Heller apart, however, is his ability to imbue his music with a sense of immediacy and gravitas. His songs are not simply exercises in intellectual reflection, but also powerful emotional journeys that resonate with listeners on a visceral level. Whether exploring the tumultuous nature of romantic relationships or the existential angst of modern life, Heller's music is always rooted in a deep sense of empathy and compassion.
Matthew Heller's music draws from a rich tapestry of personal experiences, passions, and influences. His lyrical and melodic style combines a sense of poignant depth with a musical approach that is both innovative and captivating. 
Ultimately, Matthew Heller is an artist who defies categorization, transcending the boundaries of genre and convention to create a sound that is wholly his own. Through his music, he invites us to contemplate the complexities of existence, and to explore the deep wellsprings of emotion that lie therein.