The lead single from Scoundrels debut album. 

Gulf Of Mexico

Discovered & Covered

Missing You

Songs For The Canyon

Juniper And Yellow

Polaroid Lovers

Don’t Break Down On Me

For The Dreams

Day Off

Come To The Surface

Don't Need You

Calling in Sick

One of my favorite painters is, without a doubt, Johannes Vermeer. Among his most famous paintings is The Astronomer. A few days ago, as I revisited images of this masterpiece, I began to imagine what the painting would look like if Vermeer had created it today or in an even more advanced technological era. AI came to my aid, generating the image, which was then featured as the cover of Planets, a concept album dedicated to the planets of the solar system.
Planets is a breathtaking concept album that takes listeners on a journey through the solar system, following the planets in their true order from Mercury to Neptune, with Pluto and Charon as a final epilogue. Each track blends poetic lyrics, scientific accuracy, and innovative soundscapes, creating a unique balance of emotion and knowledge.The album opens with “Mercury: The Scorched Messenger,” capturing the extremes of heat and cold with sharp contrasts and rapid tempos. “Venus: Veils of Fire and Diamond” follows, weaving hypnotic melodies to depict the planet’s deadly beauty. “Earth: The Living Jewel” offers a tender tribute to our home, while “Mars: Whisper of the Red Sands” explores the Red Planet’s barren past with haunting melodies. “Jupiter: King of Wind and Thunder” explodes with thunderous rhythms, embodying its immense storms, while “Saturn: Rings of Time” dazzles with swirling, cinematic soundscapes. “Uranus: Silent Tilt of the Sky” delivers an ethereal, mysterious mood, leading into “Neptune: The Tempest of the Deep,” a dramatic portrayal of its roaring winds and sapphire glow. The bittersweet “Pluto and Charon: Dancers of the Distant Night” closes the lyrical journey with delicate melodies reflecting their cosmic dance. The instrumental suite “Planet Heart” ties the album together, offering a wordless yet deeply emotional reflection on the planets’ shared connection.With its Vermeer-inspired AI-generated cover art, Planets bridges art, science, and music into an awe-inspiring journey through the cosmos. It’s a must-listen for stargazers and music lovers alike.

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