Verdadeiro Eu

Deru Diri

When Love Attacks - 20th Anniversary - ReMastered

06 Just This Side Of Heaven

Dying In The Moment

Men in Suits

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.

Matthew Heller - Miss Conjecture

Timeless Echoes

Caught in the Daze

miserable

Words fall short. The body takes over.

"Bodies Speak" explores the unspoken, the electric language between two people. It’s a visceral, seductive journey where touch, breath, and anticipation drown out the need for words. This track blends dark electronic sensuality with hypnotic rhythms and intimate, almost primal, vocals. The lyrics tell a story of silent connection, where everything is understood without speaking, where the body becomes the messenger.

Musically, it lives in the realm of darkwave, experimental electronica, and sensual downtempo, reminiscent of The Knife, FKA Twigs, and Nicolas Jaar. It’s music that vibrates under your skin, taking you deeper into the feeling rather than the words.

For those who understand that sometimes, actions speak louder than words.

Feel the pulse. Let your body do the talking.

Bodies Speak

Élite Mundial

Re:strung

Hunika is a silhouette dancing in the neon shadows, a voice whispering to the rebels. A solo project born from cold rage and burning lucidity, it composes the soundtrack of a world on the edge, oscillating between introspection and subversion.

Its universe, deeply electronic, fuses the dark textures of trip-hop, the hypnosis of downtempo, and the raw impact of electro-rock. One foot in contemplation, the other in protest, Hunika digs beneath the surface, dismantling the illusions of consumer society and the absurdities of politics with surgical precision.

Inspired by literature, art in all its forms, and a reimagined ‘68 mindset, Hunika does not preach—it unveils. Each track is a crack in the façade, an invitation to see differently, to feel differently. It is a sonic journey where aesthetics meet awakening, where mystery embraces rebellion.

Hunika does not create to please. It creates for those who want to listen differently.

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