ONE MORE TIME / MORE THAN YOU KNOW

ONE MORE TIME

Inspired by paradoxes and perception, "The Cat might be right" leans into the poetry of misunderstood minds. It asks what we miss when we rush to label, rescue, or "fix" what we simply don’t understand. Is it chaos or a different kind of clarity? Disconnection, or a deeper kind of connection?

It’s not about diagnoses. It’s about how we define reality and how quickly we dismiss the unfamiliar as untrue.

This is for the thinkers who don’t blink, the dreamers who listen sideways, and the ones who live in dimensions that don’t always translate. Not broken. Just tuned differently.

© [Laura Keable] [2025]. All rights reserved.

This track is original and protected by copyright.
Please don’t use, sample, remix, or repost without permission.
For licensing or collabs: [please message].




The cat might be right.

🔥 New Alternative/Experimental Track by mhatanGRAUZAHN – “Conquer the Interior” | Deep, Dark & Introspective Lyrics 🔥

Step into the icy depths of the human psyche with “Conquer the Interior”, the latest release from experimental artist mhatanGRAUZAHN. With haunting lyrics and a stream-of-consciousness style, this atmospheric song explores themes of conquest, emotional struggle, and the search for identity — whether in love, war, or self-deception.

Blending alternative soundscapes with poetic ambiguity, the track evokes a cold, cinematic mood. Is it a breakup song? A reflection on inner colonization? Or a surreal journey through denial and desire? That’s for you to decide.

🎧 Listen now on SoundCloud:
👉 https://soundcloud.com/kim-long-boom/conquertheinterior

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CONQUERtheINTERIOR

Crooked

An original pop song with influences of folk, rock and world music about the importance of staying rooted in our being during challenges times. In a world moving fast I feel the call to continue the nature of traditional songwriting from the heart.

Stay Rooted In Being

Selena Gomez & Sam Smith - I Want You Here Tonight

Take a trip back to the golden era of the dancefloor with this old school dance classics mix – packed with iconic originals and fresh remixes. Expect timeless house, eurodance, and club anthems that defined the 90s and 2000s, reimagined with modern energy. Perfect for anyone who loves dance classics, retro vibes, and house party grooves.

🎶 Featuring: old school house, eurodance, classic club hits & remixes.
🔊 Vibe: uplifting • nostalgic • high-energy • dancefloor-ready.

If you grew up on dance classics or just love that old school sound, this mix will bring the memories (and the moves) straight back.

Old School Dance Classics Mix (Originals & Remixes): CRHYTHM

This piece is a wild, poetic anthem to neuroplasticity, a love song to the brain’s ability to rebuild itself through chaos, movement, and emotion.

Beneath the wit and weirdness runs a sincere message: that healing isn’t about perfection, but rhythm, rewiring through laughter, rest, connection, and sensory joy. 

Science meets spirituality on a dance floor of self-repair, part rave, part revelation, part neuroscience.

Lyrics.

[Intro]
What the hell is this?
My skull’s a disco.
Neurons doing congas,
Astrocytes on shift.
Who gave my brain a heartbeat?
Who wired my dreams in glitch?
Every thought’s a power cut,
Then back online. Again. Switch.

[Verse 1]
There’s static in my cerebellum,
A choir in the cortex hummin’, tell ‘em!
Glia whisper secrets in the dark,
While mitochondria strike the spark.

My dopamine’s on Northern time,
Late, chaotic, borderline sublime.
I’m a symphony of meat and light,
Half hungover, half divine.

[Pre-Chorus]
I’m not broken, I’m rewiring,
Synapses tired but still aspiring.
The chaos hums, the pulse is pure,
The system glitches, that’s the cure.

[Chorus]
Move your body, move your mind,
Your power plants will realign.
Feed the light, reduce the drain,
You can always rewire your brain.
Sing in sunlight, dance through rain,
Grow new neurons, lose the shame.
Cry, repair, breathe, remain,
You can always rewire your brain.

[Verse 2]
Two systems wrestle under skin,
The one that changes, one that clings.
Old habits whisper, new ones shout,
Plastic pathways sort it out.

Forget the hacks and guru tips,
Your cortex learns in bursts and slips.
Feed it meaning, feed it play,
Brains love weird, it’s how they pray.

[Bridge]
Mitochondria rave in every cell,
They hate bad sleep, they love to dwell
In sunlight, laughter, leafy greens,
They’re microscopic dopamine machines.
So rest your head, move your feet,
Let your gut bugs join the beat.
You’re not mad, you’re electric,
A self-healing neural aesthetic.

[Final Chorus]
Move your body, move your mind,
Let your circuitry realign.
Every scar’s a signal chain,
You can always rewire your brain.
Cry, repair, laugh, sustain,
Feel your thoughts evolve again.
What the hell is this refrain?
Oh yeah, I just rewired my brain.

copyright ©️ Dendritedisco 2025



What the hell is this.

blink-182

Always

The fifth song from The Silent Comedy's full length record, Common Faults. This is the first songwriting contribution from Silent Comedy guitarist and harmonica player Timothy Graves. 

Bartholomew

Soundtracks for overstimulated souls, lyrical detours for the late diagnosed, and bangers for the kids who cried at the end of Art Attack.

I am a proud registered psychiatric nurse of 15 years. ❤️ -I write to process. 

I’m a lyricist through and through, 
each track hints at the vibe I imagine, but I’m under no illusion, These songs need to be lifted off the page and into the lungs of someone who can do them justice.

If something speaks to you, I'm always open to collaboration or hearing your take.

Lyrics, all my own. instrumental and voice- made with the help of AI.  (I write my lyrics and describe how I would like the song to sound, including instrumentals.) These are all my own creations. 

All uploaded songs will remain copywritied by myself  [DendriteDisco]©️ [2025]

What the hell is this.

DendriteDisco. [Laura Keable]

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