Inevitable Blue was a band from Nashville, Tennessee led by musicians Charles Weaver and Christopher Vondrak. 

Studio musicians:
Charles Weaver - vocals, guitar
Chris Vondrak - drums, vocals

Little Josie

Lift Me Up

Instrumental

Institution

I - 65

Fingers Of Hope

Feeling The Peeling

F Your Celibacy

Blistered Feet

Black Holes is a single by artist India Stone. Recorded in Toronto, Canada during the pandemic, the song's dark undertone hints at what the artist was experiencing at the time; The bleakness of the world around her, a disturbing health diagnosis, and memories of childhood hallucinations involving black holes, large amounts of pressure, explosions, and being a child dancing in the moonlight to Cat Stevens' Moonshadow, which was played by her mom on a 1970's acoustic Ovation guitar. The artist's interpretation of Stevens' song is of finding a reason to love life, despite anything bad that's happened ("loose my eyes," "loose my legs").

It's but the first of many layers that formed the inspiration for this long-incubating song. The artist was also influenced by artists Bjork, M.I.A., and Grimes, and genres including trap music and death metal.

Lyrics

My soul is tiny.
Your soul is big.
Explode so small,
like the universe did.

Black holes in my brain,
Infinite space.
A thousand more
black holes to replace.

My soul is black,
and so is yours.
The times I stole,
and the times I asked for.

Incarnations of death,
why do I regret?
Incarnations of death,
why do I regret?

Black Holes

India Longpre