Name: Windshield View by Lo-Feelers
Duration: 2 min 57 s
Description: A minimalist lo-fi jazz poster in soft muted colors. View from inside a car, windshield framing a dreamy open road at sunset. Vintage grain texture, calm atmosphere, smooth lines. No characters, just road, horizon, sky reflections on glass. Chill and timeless mood.

Rob Olsson vocals bass all the great stuff
Single Use guitars 

Lyrics:
Steady your hand, hold it out in front of you
Palm down, open wide, keep it still
Steady, steady like a rock

Fill the lungs, hold it in, don’t let it out
Oxygen is life, oxygen is life
Without it slip away

Steady like a rock, no such thing as trying
Set in my way, set in stone
Let me know if you see me waiver
Know when I hit the floor

Steady like a rock, no such thing as trying
Set in my way, set in stone
Let me know if you see me waiver
Know when I hit the floor

Getting reps in, keep a mental count, the turns
Generally speaking, random mark
Pump it out, turning over rocks

Over under, beat the odds on favorite
Carrying the bag, subjective satisfaction
I feel satisfied

In the presence of certain company
Discretion opposite honesty
Find the right moment and then lay it out
Save the hurtfulness for next time

In the presence of certain company
Save the hurtfulness for next time

Discretion Opposite Honesty

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Whispers of “Tokyo Nights” sliced into sharp EDM cuts. An opening gateway to the sleepless streets, setting the neon haze in motion.

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An industrial trap glitch: poisoned paradise, chants echo with cries, flowers of sound blooming in corrupted soil.

Three Bullet Theory

Malware in the Garden (interlude)

Fluid sax melodies glide over airy textures, carried by subtle percussion in a weightless flow.

North African Jazzy Laid-back Drift

Canopus

Drive To Infinity opens a new chapter for Lo-Feelers, a collection where sound speaks louder than words. Guided by Agogosax and Midi14, the track moves with a quiet pulse of jazz and lo-fi textures, a journey that feels endless yet intimate. Anissa Boualem’s voice drifts in only to whisper the title, answered by a choir repeating “music… music…” like a mantra. The rest is left to instruments, space and silence.

Drive To Infinity

A minimalist lo-fi jazz poster in soft muted colors. View from inside a car, windshield framing a dreamy open road at sunset. Vintage grain texture, calm atmosphere, smooth lines. No characters, just road, horizon, sky reflections on glass. Chill and timeless mood.

Windshield View

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Ghastly Spirit Reading

Paradise Island (Featuring Max Robinson -SAX)

maschine mk2 lcd

Tracy (reprise)

Lo-Feelers is a soulful, lo-fi collective born in the golden in-betweens of jazz, R&B, indie groove, and analog nostalgia. Their name echoes their essence: they feel deeply, but never loudly.
Formed between Paris, Oran, and nowhere in particular, the band brings together a blend of poetic melancholy and rhythmic subtlety. Feeling Café, their debut album, is a musical café without walls a place where memory, melody, and silence come to sip together.

🎤 Members:
* Anissa Boualem – vocals A velvet voice that carries both grief and irony, singing like she's writing a letter she’ll never send.
* Nabil C – vocals, guitar Minimalist crooner, guitar poet. Brings cinematic textures and late-night confessions to every track.
* Midi14 – bass Silent anchor of the group. His grooves walk between shadows and daylight.
* TT Williams – keys / synth The sound alchemist. From dusty Rhodes to dreamy synths, he paints air with harmony.
* Agogosax – drums, saxophone, experimental textures Jazz rebel. One-man brass section. His playing bends time, like a loop that never settles.

Lo-Feelers don’t perform they whisper. 
Their music doesn’t push it invites. 
It doesn’t shout it lingers.
Their debut Feeling Café is not just an album, it’s a room in your memory.

Windshield View

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