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„Cracks in a Silver Moon“ ist ein traumwandlerisches Lied über Sehnsucht, Erinnerung und das Unfassbare. Zwischen Spiegelbildern, Schatten und flüchtigen Spuren erzählt der Song von einer Liebe, die nicht greifbar ist – wie Rauch im Wind oder Worte, die sich im Meer verlieren. Die Bilder sind surreal, zart und melancholisch, voller Poesie und Tiefe. Ein Song wie ein Traum, aus dem man nicht ganz erwacht.


“Cracks in a Silver Moon” is a dreamlike song about longing, memory, and the elusive. Set in a world of mirrors, shadows, and vanishing footprints, it tells the story of a love just out of reach—like smoke in the wind or ink fading on the sea. The imagery is surreal, tender, and melancholic, full of poetry and depth. A song like a dream you never quite wake up from.

Cracks in a silver moon

Some moments never fade.

Still Smells Like June is a memory in denim and sunlight — a song about old ticket stubs, borrowed spoons, and the kind of summer you still carry in your clothes.

Turn it up, close your eyes, and smell the season again.

Manche Momente verblassen nie.

Still Smells Like June ist eine Erinnerung in Jeans und Sonnenlicht – ein Song über alte Kinokarten, geliehene Löffel und einen Sommer, der immer noch in deiner Jacke steckt.

Laut aufdrehen, Augen schließen – und der Juni ist wieder da.

Still Smells Like June

Back then, somewhere – it’s still echoing.

A song like a sunset memory on two wheels. “Back Then Somewhere” looks back at a time of scraped knees, first kisses, and busted speakers. A coming-of-age soundtrack full of warmth and loss, full of what-ifs and wide-eyed wonder. Somewhere between heartland vibes and highway nostalgia – this is for anyone who’s ever missed a moment that made them who they are.

Damals, irgendwo – und es hallt noch immer nach.

Ein Song wie eine Sommererinnerung auf zwei Rädern. „Back Then Somewhere“ blickt zurück auf eine Zeit voller Kratzer, erster Küsse und kaputter Lautsprecher. Eine Coming-of-Age-Hymne voller Wärme und Wehmut, voller Was-wäre-wenns und jugendlicher Sehnsucht. Irgendwo zwischen Heartland-Sound und Highway-Nostalgie – für alle, die wissen, dass manche Momente bleiben.

Back Then Somewhere

Late September Heart is a quiet story of almosts — the words not said, the looks held a second too long, the song left hanging in the air. Set against a backdrop of worn leather booths and late-night jukebox hum, this track leans into a slow-burning country-blues feel. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t raise its voice, but lingers like smoke — steady, honest, and full of the things we don’t say. For nights when something stirs, even in silence. For what almost was.

Late September Heart erzählt leise von allem, was fast passiert wäre – Worte, die in der Kehle stecken bleiben, Blicke, die zu lange halten, ein Song, der in der Luft hängen bleibt. Der Sound: rau und warm, wie eine Jukebox in einem Diner kurz vor Feierabend. Country-Blues in seiner stillsten Form – ehrlich, zurückgenommen, und voller unausgesprochener Dinge. Für Nächte, in denen etwas bleibt. Auch wenn nichts geschieht.

Late September Heart

Nothing but Stories is the debut release by Sadie Quinn – a voice made of dust, distance, and memory. Blending Americana, folk, and quiet poetry, this track traces the moments we leave behind and the stories we carry with us.

With lines that feel like open roads and melodies like old letters, Sadie Quinn reminds us that fame fades, but feelings don’t.
This is a song for late-night listeners, back-porch dreamers, and anyone who ever wondered what remains when everything else is gone.

“In the end, we’re nothing but stories.”


Nothing but Stories ist die erste Veröffentlichung von Sadie Quinn – einer Stimme aus Staub, Weite und Erinnerung. Zwischen Americana, Folk und flüsternder Poesie erzählt der Song von den Momenten, die vergehen, und den Geschichten, die bleiben.

Mit Zeilen wie Landstraßen und Melodien wie alte Briefe erinnert Sadie Quinn daran, dass Ruhm vergeht – Gefühle aber nicht.
Ein Lied für Nachtschwärmer, Veranda-Träumer und alle, die sich fragen, was bleibt, wenn alles andere verschwunden ist.

„Am Ende sind wir nichts als Geschichten.“

Nothing but Stories

No One Tells You When It Starts is about the kind of change that doesn’t make a sound. A street corner, a faded memory, a version of yourself that never quite arrived — this is a story told in fragments. It’s not about the big moments, but the quiet unraveling of what once felt permanent. Some things slip away without warning. And some words stay stuck inside, long after it’s too late to say them.



No One Tells You When It Starts erzählt von den Veränderungen, die still passieren. Eine Straßenecke, eine Erinnerung, eine Version von dir selbst, die nie ganz geworden ist – dieser Song spricht von Momenten, die niemand bemerkt, und doch alles verändern. Nicht das Große, sondern das leise Verschwinden steht im Mittelpunkt. Manches geht, bevor man es merkt. Und manches bleibt ungesagt, bis es zu spät ist.


No one tells you when it starts

Berlin is not a love song.
It’s a memory you can’t hold,
a spark that burned too fast,
a night that felt more real than most days.

This track captures the wild pulse of a moment —
when someone walks into your life like a storm
and leaves before the sky clears.

You were Berlin.
Not the city. The feeling.


Berlin ist kein Lovesong.
Es ist eine Erinnerung, die man nicht festhalten kann,
ein Funke, der zu schnell verglüht,
eine Nacht, die echter war als viele Tage.

Dieser Track fängt den rohen Puls eines Moments ein –
wenn jemand wie ein Sturm ins Leben rauscht
und wieder verschwindet, bevor der Himmel aufreißt.

Du warst Berlin.
Nicht die Stadt. Das Gefühl.

Berlin

You said, “Don’t ask me where I’m from”
Lit a smoke and bit your thumb
Your laugh was sharp, your eyes were wired
A fuse that never once got tired

You moved like you were on parole
Stole my drink, then stole my soul
Said, “This night’s got teeth, don’t blink”
And vanished faster than I think

You were Berlin
Not the city, but the sin
Midnight cigarette grin
Chaos under my skin
You were Berlin
No beginning, no win
Just a storm I ran into
And hoped would never end

We broke a lock to climb a roof
Screamed the stars like it was proof
That some things shine when they’re about to fall
And some don’t need a name at all

Your boots kicked sparks, your voice cut air
You kissed like truth, but didn’t care
Said, “Nothing’s real that lasts too long”
Then vanished in a fading song

You were Berlin
Not the skyline, but the spin
A dare wrapped in a hymn
No mercy, only grin
You were Berlin
No reason, no skin
Just a heat that pulled me in
And left me high as sin

And if you vanish in the morning—
Then Berlin was real for a night

Berlin

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Silent Damn is a song about the quiet kind of goodbye – the one without shouting, without doors slamming. It captures that strange moment when love still lingers, but the connection is already fading. It’s about letting someone go, not because you stopped caring, but because you finally understood you had to.

Soft, stripped down, and painfully honest – this song doesn’t scream. It just stays with you.


Silent Damn erzählt von einem stillen Abschied – ohne Drama, ohne laute Worte. Von dem Moment, in dem man jemanden noch liebt, aber erkennt, dass es keine gemeinsame Richtung mehr gibt. Nicht aus Gleichgültigkeit loslassen, sondern aus Klarheit.

Reduziert, ehrlich und berührend. Dieser Song schreit nicht – er bleibt einfach.

Silent Damn

“The Cold Don’t Lie” is a dust-covered journey through backroads, motel rooms, and quiet regrets. With razor-sharp lines like “Steerin’ by feel, not direction” and “The cold don’t lie like the heat you gave,” this song captures the raw honesty of running from a past that still burns. It’s not a love song—it’s what comes after. A soundtrack for anyone who’s ever driven just to forget.

„The Cold Don’t Lie“ ist ein staubiger Trip durch Hinterland, Motels und unausgesprochene Abschiede. Mit Zeilen wie „Steerin’ by feel, not direction“ und „The cold don’t lie like the heat you gave“ erzählt der Song von der Klarheit nach dem Sturm – wenn man weiterzieht, nicht aus Freiheit, sondern weil es keine Wahrheit mehr gibt, die bleibt. Kein Liebeslied – sondern das, was danach kommt.

The Cold Don't Lie

Pine & Snow is a quiet, poetic ballad about an old man and the woman he never forgot. Now entirely alone in his city, he looks back on the winter they shared — a time of pine-scented scarves, snow-covered streets, and a love he left behind. He took a different road, chasing something louder, brighter — and lost her in the process. In the stillness of memory, he carries her in silence. Pine & Snow tells the story of a life shaped by one quiet decision at a crossroads, where he turned away from the one thing that felt real.

Pine & Snow ist eine leise, poetische Ballade über einen alten Mann und die Frau, die er nie vergessen hat. Mittlerweile ganz allein in seiner Stadt blickt er zurück auf den Winter, den sie einst teilten – mit dem Duft von Kiefern, tanzendem Schnee und einer Liebe, die er hinter sich ließ. Damals bog er an einer Kreuzung falsch ab, auf der Suche nach etwas Lauterem, Hellerem – und verlor dabei das, was echt war. Heute lebt sie weiter in seiner Erinnerung, in seinem Schweigen. Pine & Snow erzählt von einem Leben, das durch eine leise Entscheidung geprägt wurde – und von einer verpassten Chance, die nie ganz vergeht.

Pine and Snow

He waits at the bench by the corner store
Same coat, same shoes, same view of the floor
Hands like maps that lost their way
Eyes on clouds he used to chase

They say he’s no one, just passing through
Just one more ghost the city grew
But he holds a picture no one sees
Tucked behind his old IDs

She was wild like the northern sea
Laughed through the wind like it set her free
He never told the world her name
But he still hears her voice in the pouring rain
…like the sea that doesn’t rest
She was wind, and pine, and breath
He told no one
But his silence still carries her song

She wore a scarf that smelled of pine
They danced through snow and borrowed time
Then he left to chase a louder light
And she stayed - where the stars burned white

Now no one calls, and no one asks
He’s learned to speak through smaller tasks
Like folding napkins at Café Lorraine
Or counting buses in the rain

She was real, more real than this
More than the soup, the chair, the mist
He never told the world her name
But her shadow still waits by the morning train
…like the sea that doesn’t rest
She was wind, and pine, and breath
He told no one

So if you see him stare too long
At something gone, at a silent song
He’s not lost, not quite unseen
He’s just watching where she’s been

Pine & Snow

Don't Sleep Away This Night - Daniel Sahuleka

This World Is Wide is a song about finding beauty where nobody expects it – in broken sidewalks, in laughter on dirty floors, in scratched records that still make you dance.
It is a hymn to imperfection, a reminder that life does not shine because it is flawless, but because it burns, bruises, and still pulls us forward.

The cover captures two small details from the song: sneakers with stars drawn on them and marbles scattered on the ground. They stand for childhood, for secrets, for the little things that suddenly feel bigger than the world itself.

This is not a polished postcard.
It is a glimpse of the raw, messy, surprising world we live in – and the simple truth that we love it anyway.

This World Is Wide ist ein Song über die Schönheit an unerwarteten Orten – in rissigen Gehwegen, im Lachen auf schmutzigen Böden, in zerkratzten Schallplatten, die uns trotzdem tanzen lassen.
Es ist eine Hymne auf die Unvollkommenheit, eine Erinnerung daran, dass das Leben nicht deshalb glänzt, weil es fehlerlos ist, sondern weil es brennt, schürft und uns trotzdem weiterzieht.

Das Cover greift zwei Details aus dem Song auf: Sneaker mit aufgemalten Sternen und Murmeln, die auf dem Boden verstreut liegen. Sie stehen für Kindheit, für Geheimnisse, für kleine Dinge, die plötzlich größer wirken als die Welt selbst.

Dies ist keine glatte Postkarte.
Es ist ein Blick auf die rohe, chaotische, überraschende Welt, in der wir leben – und auf die einfache Wahrheit, dass wir sie trotzdem lieben.

This World Is Wide

I saw a boy trading marbles for secrets
I saw a girl drawing stars on her sneakers
And I thought
Damn… this world is wide

Graffiti bleeding on a church wall
Street preacher shouting, no one stops at all
A saxophone crying through an open door
Two kids laughing on a dirty floor
And isn’t that beautiful?
Isn’t that wild?

Nothing is perfect
But everything moves
Like a record with scratches
That still makes you groove

Life is beautiful
Not polished, not clean
It burns, it breaks
It rips at the seams
And we love it
We love it
We love it still

There’s paint on my jeans from a night without sleep
It fades like the music that sinks in too deep
A goodbye text at a quarter to three
And somehow it feels like poetry

Count the cracks in the sidewalk
Count the names carved in wood
Every scar is a story
And the stories feel good
We’re alive, alive, alive
And the mess is the proof

Life is beautiful
Not safe, not straight
It comes too early
It shows up late
It bruises your knees
It tangles your hair
And still
You want more
And still
You want more

I saw a boy trading marbles for secrets
I saw a girl drawing stars on her sneakers
And I thought
Damn… this world is wide


This world is wide

Ocean City.
Empty windows in the night, the tide running backward, footsteps fading on the shore. A voice carried by the wind, a shadow that lingers. Time stands still, and the gull cuts across the gray.

Ocean City.
Leere Fenster in der Nacht, die Flut läuft rückwärts, Schritte verwehen am Strand. Eine Stimme im Wind, ein Schatten, der bleibt. Die Zeit hält an, und eine Möwe durchschneidet das Grau.

Ocean City

If you see me down in Ocean City
Walking slow along the boardwalk lights
Tell her I was searching for her shadow
Tell her I still dream of her at night

If she’s standing by the rolling water
With the wind tangled softly in her hair
Say the tide still carries me toward her
Though I’ve wandered miles from anywhere

Ocean City…
The tide runs backward when the clocks stand still
And empty windows watch the night until
The first gull cuts across the gray
In Ocean City

If she’s resting by the old pavilion
Watching seagulls tracing through the sky
Tell her I still hold that same picture
Though the years have quietly passed me by

Ocean City…
The tide runs backward when the clocks stand still
And empty windows watch the night until
The first gull cuts across the gray
In Ocean City

And if someday the sand forgets her footsteps
And the waves no longer call her name
Tell her I still walk those empty shorelines
And my longing for her stays the same

Ocean City, don’t let go
Ocean City, let her know


Ocean City

Side Street Confessions is a raw and heartfelt reflection on growing up restless, chasing freedom, and holding onto fleeting nights that leave lasting scars. It captures the rush of borrowed moments, the sting of broken promises, and the bittersweet beauty of finding yourself in chaos. With its blend of nostalgia and urgency, the song paints vivid memories of late-night drives, paper boats, and cigarette smoke — fragments of youth carved into the heart. It’s a story of vulnerability, resilience, and the confessions we keep hidden in the side streets of our lives.

Side Street Confessions ist ein ehrlicher, intensiver Blick zurück auf das rastlose Erwachsenwerden, auf die Suche nach Freiheit und auf jene flüchtigen Nächte, die trotzdem tiefe Spuren hinterlassen. Es geht um den Rausch geliehener Momente, den Schmerz gebrochener Versprechen und die bittersüße Schönheit, sich im Chaos selbst wiederzufinden. Mit einer Mischung aus Nostalgie und Dringlichkeit malt der Song Bilder von nächtlichen Fahrten, Papierbooten und Zigarettenrauch – Erinnerungen, die sich ins Herz eingravieren. Eine Geschichte von Verletzlichkeit, Stärke und jenen Geständnissen, die wir in den Seitenstraßen unseres Lebens verbergen.

Side Street Confessions

I was seventeen and restless, hiding in my shoes
You called me out on every lie I thought was true
Borrowed cigarettes we never learned to light
You said the smoke was just a way to waste the night

You hated silence but you loved to disappear
Drove too fast like you could outrun every fear
I laughed along but I was taking mental notes
You were a storm in denim, I was paper boats

Side street confessions, I still hear them clear
Half drunk promises, falling in my ear
You told me love was just a trick to stay alive
I swore I’d prove you wrong, but I never tried
Side street confessions, carved into my chest
You were chaos, I was someone trying my best

I wore my shame like a jacket in July
You pulled it off me just to watch me wonder why
You liked my doubts more than any clever line
Said broken things are easier to underline

Side street confessions, I still hear them clear
Half drunk promises, falling in my ear
You told me love was just a trick to stay alive
I swore I’d prove you wrong, but I never tried
Side street confessions, carved into my chest
You were chaos, I was someone trying my best

And if I see you standing in that old café
I’ll know exactly what I’ll never say
That I still keep your words folded in my jeans
Like a map of who I was, like a half-lost dream

Side street confessions, shadows on the wall
Your voice a match I could never recall
You told me love was just a trick to stay alive
But I’m still burning from that borrowed night
Side street confessions, carved into my chest
You were chaos, I was someone trying my best


Side Street Confessions

“The Quiet Wars” looks inward, turning life’s invisible battles into poetry. It’s about the fights no one sees — the moments when you face yourself, your doubts, and your ghosts in the quiet light of everyday life. Through soulful grit and heartfelt honesty, it speaks of resilience, loss, and the fragile strength that keeps us standing even when no one’s watching. A song for those who keep going, still fighting, still here.

„The Quiet Wars“ richtet den Blick nach innen und verwandelt die unsichtbaren Kämpfe des Lebens in Poesie. Es geht um die stillen Schlachten, die niemand sieht – um die Begegnung mit sich selbst, den eigenen Zweifeln und den Geistern der Vergangenheit. Mit gefühlvoller Ehrlichkeit und rauer Seele erzählt der Song von Stärke, Verlust und dem leisen Mut, weiterzumachen, auch wenn keiner hinsieht. Ein Lied für alle, die immer noch kämpfen – und immer noch da sind.

The Quiet Wars

There’s a soldier in the mirror
She’s got my eyes, but not my soul
She’s fighting ghosts that disappear
Every time I lose control

There’s a preacher on the TV
Selling comfort by the pound
And I wonder if he’d know me
If ever all the lights went down

Truth ain’t clean, it’s cut and scarred
Like a mirror in the dark

All the quiet wars I fight
Never make it to the news
Just a battle in the mirror light
Where I win and always lose

So I walk down 9th and Houston
Past the cafe, past the bar
All the voices sound like headlines
And I’m not sure who we are

But love still hums beneath the static
Like a record full of grace
And the song plays on, erratic
Till it finds a resting place

All the quiet wars I fight
Never make it to the news
Just a battle in the mirror light
Where I win and always lose

Still fighting, still losing
Still here


The Quiet Wars

Duran Duran - "Ordinary World" live in Rome, 12 May, 2011. For more information on Duran Duran, visit the official sites: http://www.duranduran.com | http://www.facebook.com/duranduran | http://twitter.com/duranduran

Cracks in a silver moon

BRO