“My name is Robert, I came about through your thought, I was taught.”

In a world where we are more and more reliant on AI, the Anglo-German songwriter and musician Ludwig Wright and featuring artist and German producer Micki Meuser pose the question of "Why?". Are we looking for freedom? Are we looking for something to fix our empty aims and broken dreams? Will we find it in artificial intelligence? Referencing Isaac Asimovs story collection "I, Robot", the song "I, Robert" looks into the "mind" and "thoughts" of a robot and states: "I just want to live."

I, Robert

Circense

“Juda” by Vishvesh Parmar is a soulful and thought-provoking track that questions the divisions humanity has created in the name of religion. Through poignant lyrics, it reflects on the irony of worshipping the same divine power—whether called Bhagwan or Khuda—yet remaining separated by walls of fear, prejudice, and conflict. The song urges listeners to choose light over darkness, unity over division, and peace over violence. It’s not just a song, but a call for harmony and human connection in a world torn apart by differences.

Juda - Vishvesh Parmar

Mulberry Tree (Sam's Version)

Nothing Left to Lose (Quay of Sea Studio Sessions)

Beau Lucas delivers Temporary — a lush blend of indie pop, bedroom pop, and lofi chillwave. Smooth guitars, reverb-washed synths, and hazy vocals shape a nostalgic soundscape of love and longing. Both dream pop and indie rock at heart, it drifts through analog warmth and twilight emotion

Burden

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