Reflection

Astrokid Frequencies Vol.11 - Arabic Lo-Fi Sahara Vibes Packs Part 1

Arabic Lo-Fi Sahara Vibes Pack VOL.4 - Track 05

pop or pop-like instrumental songs i made back around 2018

City Streets At Night

I've worked on this album for nearly a year now. I remember being so dissatisfied following the release of my debut mixtape Hopeless Romantic. Yes, I was happy I finally created an album but there was always something missing. Eat Your Heart Out is my response to that empty feeling. 
It's a more professional take on Hopeless Romantic, it's not sample based, it has way better production value, I have improved my singing since then, attempted to step out of my comfort zone a bit, and this time I wrote with a purpose. Everything about this album is just better. I disingenuously called Hopeless Romantic my magnum opus. However now I feel I have created something deserving of that title, my only wish is that it doesn't stay that way forever. Thank you, all of you, for your support. Love You.

Track Five Produced by Anthony L. (TheBassBumper) 
Ukulele Played By Vivienne W. On Track Eight 
Track Twelve Co-Written and Recorded By Maggie H. (Maggery)

Eat Your Heart Out

Unsettled

Overthinking

Fries and a Girlfirend

I don't want to set the world on fire.

feel like it

I'll Never Be Cool

Just a little song that I put together over the course of a week :) I just wrote what came to me and fit well with the mood of the song. It's my first song so all support is much appreciated. I hope you enjoy!!

Lyrics:
butterflies everywhere
they're in my head and in my hair

words don't show just how I feel
so maybe this song will reveal
how much you mean to me

every little thing you do
makes me fall harder for you
from your humor to your smile
I want you, please stay a while

your laugh lights up my world
my stomach does a little swirl

when I meet your starry eyes
time stops, I'm mesmerized

every little thing you do
makes me fall harder for you
your sweet personality
you're perfect, I wish you could see what I see

Overthinking

Kevin Creel