indie

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★★★☆☆

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another radiohead song called Everything In Its Right Place:
https://soundcloud.com/deathismercy/delete

Radiohead - Creep

I'm doing pretty Nightcore from my collection of lossless music. I'm trying my best to make Nightcore sounds better, hope you like it:3

RestleSSOtaKU's REDUX

18 (English Version)

Chit Chat

Sex, Drugs, Etc.

## THE TRACK ISN'T MONETIZED ##

added in a bass boost because it was definitely needed

kiss me again ^_^

edited by me
plz don’t copyright strike me
bloom and endless, nameless by nirvana>>>
YOOO 2M PLAYS!
rip kurt

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit (slowed)

Song On Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/5btIzkLOF1ZoVwErjK6IMz?si=1f95a5a041264261

Twenty One Pilots - Stressed Out (Speed Up)

Whirligig

You are never allowed to die Demo 3

the best song on SoundCloud

Dead Flowers - Future Lights Project

Dead Flowers.mp3

Grey Flannel / Goldilock

Grey Flannel

Bad Dreams (Head Over Heels)

Waking up to the setting sun.
The day is done, and my day's begun.
Call her phone, but I bite my tongue.
All my thoughts have flown, all my words are gone.
All my nerves are blown, and my mind's withdrawn.
I'm too scared to say her name.

Playing at our quiet games,
Laughing through our quiet days,
Stuck in all our quiet ways.
I can never think of what to say,
But my love grows for her every day.
Does she feel the same?

When we fall in love, 
We'll fall together through the sky.
We'll look around.
We'll hold each other as we fly.

Her dress is tight, her heels are long.
The party's fun, the smoke is strong.
The music's on, she hears my song.
Since my thoughts have flown, and my words are gone,
and my nerves are blown, and my mind's withdrawn,
I'm mute and so I sing. 

I'd carry her if they clip her wings.
I'd parry all the swords they swing.
I'd marry her, but she don't like rings.
I can never think of what to bring.
My love, it grows but it also stings.
I'd give her everything.

When we fall in love, 
We'll fall together through the sky.
We'll look around.
We'll hold each other as we fly.

Just need a shove,
Just need a push,
Just need a prod to help me talk aloud.
Just need a moment
Just to get it all out.
Let it all out.

Sunday Scaries.

SPOTIFY release on the 01.12.25
prod. blossom

shouting

falling down (prod. peril)

easy (rock)

if u really love this song the slower version on my spotify

Hatrid ft fail *ALL PLATS*

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

Can I Call You Tonight?

Are You Bored Yet? (feat. Clairo)

Now on SPOTIFY & APPLE etc.

Produced by: @otterpop123 Feat. @beabadoobee
Suggested from Martin <3

Lyrics:

Hook

Dont stay awake for too long
Dont go to bed
Ill make a cup of coffee for your head
Ill get u up and going out of bed

v1
I don’t wanna fall asleep
I don’t wanna pass away
Thinking of r future cuz 
Ill never see those days

I don’t know why this has happened
But I probably deserve it
I tried to do my best
But u know that I’m not perfect

Ive been praying for forgiveness
you’ve been praying for my health
when I leave this earth
Hoping you’ll find somebody else

Cuz ya we still young
Theres so much we haven’t done
Getting married
Start a family
Watch ur husband with his son

I wish it could be me
But I won’t make it off this bed
Hope I go to heaven so I see u once again

Ya my life was kind of short
But I got so many blessings
happy u were mine 
it sucks that its all ending

v2
Im happy that u here w me
Sorry if I tear up
When me and u were younger
U would always make me cheer up

taking goofy videos
And walking through the park
U would jump into my arms 
Every time u heard a bark

We would cuddle in your sheets
Sing me sound asleep
And sneak out through your kitchen at exactly 1:03

Sundays go to church
Mondays watch a movie
soon you’ll be alone
Sorry that u have to loose me

SPOTIFY

death bed | Feat. beabadoobee

I'll Bite Your Soul


I DO NOT OWN ANY MUSIC

I'll Bite Your Soul

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.