Dylan's Room is a weekly selection of ten songs I have been listening to recently. Here's to a sense of elation and ease with time to think and be. Life is good.

Snoh Aalegra - DO 4 LOVE
Roman GianArthur – Send It On
Waldemar Bastos - Teresa Ana
Smino – Modennaminute (ft. Lucky Daye & Phoelix)
Brent Faiyaz – BAD LUCK
Nala Sinephro - Space 1
Yusef Lateef - First Gymnopedie
Donald Byrd & Booker Little - Quiet Temple
SAULT - Envious
Cleo Sol - Don't Let It Go to Your Head


Image: Scene from "Laurence Anyways" by Xavier Dolan

Dylan's Room: 002 // "I search to find the love within."

A selection from 'Everlasting' by Sons Of The James – a duo project from singer/songwriter, Rob Milton and producer/musician, DJ Harrison. Inspired by Richmond, VA and a blend of classic Gospel music and early 2000's Soulquarians-era R&B and Soul.

'Everlasting' album out now: fsx.lnk.to/sotj-everlasting

Vocals by Rob Milton 
Instruments by Devonne Harris

Produced by DJ Harrison

Mixed by Zeroh and DJ Harrison 
Mastered by Kelly Hibbert at Almachrome

Artwork by Tawfiq Mardini

Executive Producer: Kenny / Fresh Selects

FSX-044 © 2020 Fresh Selects.

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Everlasting

Sons Of The James "I Want More"

"Finally Over You", is the first single taken from, my 5th studio Album. "My Love Story", dropping April 14th.
Produced by Children of Zeus and Co-written by Children of Zeus and MC Drs, Manchester's finest!

Finally Over You

Magic City Thrill

The Lure

Running Around

Nights Like This (Mixtape)

4. TtK (Sada Remix)

The Velvet Frequency is a cosmic dive into Vince Saint’s world — a blend of dreamy hip-hop, psychedelic textures, and warm, atmospheric rhythms. Wrapped in velvet-deep color and galaxy-bright energy, the project moves between slow-bounce drums, hypnotic flows, and emotional, late-night tones.

Every track feels like drifting through space with your eyes closed — hazy, soulful, and experimental, but grounded in raw feeling. This is Vince Saint exploring new frequencies, bending sound into something cinematic, warm, and otherworldly.

A soundtrack for stargazers, night drivers, and anyone tuned into the universe.

Hmm-mm

When You Know You Know

[Verse 1]
You said it like a passing thought
with a tight smile half-way out the door
the rain was brushing at the window
your keys ready in your hand

I asked if you were coming back
you laughed like you didn’t hear the question
the kind of laugh that stings a little—
almost warm almost gone

[Pre-Chorus]
And maybe it was nothing
or maybe it was everything
funny how the quiet
tells the truth first

[Chorus]
When you know you know—
it hits you slow
like a long breath you didn’t take
like the space between
what you said and what you meant
when you know you know—
and I knew the second
you looked at the floor
instead of me

[Verse 2]
I replay your footsteps down the hallway
every step a softer version of yourself
you always left with a kind of carefulness
as if breaking something delicate—

As if you knew I was the delicate thing
I sat with the quiet after
hands wrapped around my own ribs
trying to hold what was slipping

[Pre-Chorus]
You didn’t have to say it
people rarely do
the truth always arrives
before the mouth catches up

[Chorus]
When you know you know—
the body feels it first
the heart gets it late
and the mind pretends
it’s all misunderstanding
when you know you know—
and I knew the night
your goodbye sounded
too practiced

[Bridge]
I keep thinking maybe I dreamt it—
the way your eyes softened
right before you let go
love is funny like that
it lingers even after
the people don’t

[Final Chorus]
When you know you know—
the truth sits small
but heavy in the chest
you don’t have to explain it
I already heard it
in the spaces you left
when you know you know—
and I know now
even if you couldn’t say it

When You Know You Know

Sofa, kids, Alan Watts is a concept album about waking up from the version of your life you were taught to want.

From existential teenage philosophy, to invisible contracts, to the matrix of other people’s expectations… the album follows the collapse of every identity I tried to build, and the quiet strength that emerged underneath it.

It’s a journey through behaviourism, ambition, ego, money, mirrors, boundaries, and finally — the place Alan Watts was pointing to all along: the simple, ordinary miracle of being here.

Across glitch-folk, alt-electronica, whispered mantras and domestic clarity, this album charts the slow shift from “fixing myself” to “seeing what’s what.”

No masks.
No heroics.
Just the truth that survived the noise.

Made with the Quantum Me process — one breath, one insight, one song at a time.

Thank you for listening.
Take me home.

Big Fish

VINCENT TYLER

musician, songwriter, and producer

https://linktr.ee/jamestillman
All Inquiries: contact@jmtill.com

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