The Day My Father Died

Corduroy

Changes

Letting Go

Weird Faith

Don't Do Me Good

Cape Forestier

Losing You

The Doormouse finally emerges from the shadows of his bass-lined burrow with a sound all his own. “Late to the Groove” is his heartfelt, funky apology to the Wonderland crew—because, of course, he’s sorry he’s late. The little plump wanderer didn’t make it onto the main album with the others, lost somewhere between the desert winds and the thump of his own rhythm. But what he brings now is pure soul: desert-funk riffs, dust-sparkled bass lines, and the quiet strength of someone who shows up in his own time, carrying melodies worth waiting for.

With the Queen of Hearts’ Castle glittering on the horizon, the Doormouse steps forward at last—small, round, determined, and grooving. This is his journey, his apology, and his triumph. Better late than never. And absolutely worth the wait.

Slow Drip Fantasy

Cinematic Blues Grit version — slow‑burning, soulful, and wide‑open like the desert night. Expect rich slide guitars, deep resonant bass, and a spacious groove that mirrors the focused rhythm of roping under those burning arena lights

Glu

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