Counterfeit Heart is logical_miracle’s most cinematic statement yet: a soulful, strings-kissed pop opus about quiet resilience, hard boundaries, and hard-won self-worth. Across anthemic ballads and modern R&B-leaning pop, the record pairs grand pianos, deep toms, orchestral swells, and intimate, up-front vocals with stories of healing and identity. RIYL Sam Smith, Adele, Kelly Clarkson, Dua Lipa, Teddy Swims, and the atmospheric lift of Florence + The Machine/London Grammar. Built for mood-driven editorial, pop-soul, adult contemporary, and cinematic playlists, Counterfeit Heart invites listeners to breathe, stand taller, and choose peace—loudly or quietly.

Counterfeit Heart

Bloodlines Written in Smoke is logical_miracle’s most cinematic statement yet: a 20-track epic that moves from ancient battlefields to haunted cathedrals, cyberpunk skylines, and Bond-level noir. Written like a movie universe in album form, it threads a single question through every song: what survives us — love, legacy, code, or flame?

Across the record, logical_miracle channels the vocal drama of Adele, Céline Dion and Florence + The Machine with the darkness of Lana Del Rey and Billie Eilish, then collides it with Zimmer-scale orchestration and modern electronic edges. Orchestral rock anthems like “Iron and Roses” and “Daughters of the Dust” sit beside AI-age confessionals “The Algorithm” and “Protocol and Symbiosis,” gothic showpieces “Domina Sanguis” and “The Spell You Left Behind,” and widescreen adventure songs like “Chasing the Horizon.”

From matriarchal bloodlines to children of the digital void, from empire, faith and fate to post-apocalyptic rebirth, Bloodlines Written in Smoke feels built for film credits, trailers, and arenas—yet aimed straight at headphones and hearts. This is an album for listeners who want lyrics with stakes, choruses that explode, and a story that lingers long after the last chord fades.

Bloodlines Written in Smoke

Stardust on the Sleigh Tracks is logical_miracle’s cinematic holiday universe: a front-to-back journey from quiet, candlelit R&B prayers to funk-drunk New Year’s dance-floor confessions. Across these songs, long-distance lovers, late-shift dreamers, found families, and party crews all orbit the same emotional truth — connection doesn’t need perfect circumstances, just shared light.

Built on gospel choirs, snow-soft strings, sleigh bells, neon synths and funk bass, the project bridges George Michael–style soul, Coldplay’s widescreen emotion, and the glitter of Dua Lipa, The Weeknd, Daft Punk, Bruno Mars, Lizzo, ABBA, Kelly Clarkson and more. Curators get everything from tear-jerking Christmas ballads to stadium-ready countdown anthems — all wrapped in a cohesive, modern holiday identity that can live in Christmas, R&B, pop, gospel and New Year playlists for years.

Stardust on the Sleigh Tracks

On What Love You Deserved, logical_miracle turns emotional misfires, quiet regrets, and hard-won peace into a full-screen soul-pop movie. Across twenty tracks, he moves from whispered confessions to stadium-scale gospel lifts, channelling the grit of Teddy Swims, the ache of Sam Smith, the elegance of George Michael, and the charisma of Harry Styles into a distinctly modern SoundCloud world.

The record arcs from regret (“What I Meant To Say”, “The Last Cup on the Table”) through redemption (“This Time Around”, “Good on My Word”), spiritual hope (“If Heaven Hears Me”), and self-compassion (“Let Me Be Kind”, “Gentle Enough”), all the way to euphoric release and collective healing (“Hands to the Sky”, “Carried by the Crowd”, “Victory Parade”). Live-band instrumentation—warm grand piano, felt keys, fretless and electric bass, analog pads, strings, horns, and gospel choirs—keeps every song feeling like it belongs both on a cinema soundtrack and a late-night R&B playlist.

For curators, What Love You Deserved slots effortlessly into soul-pop ballads, blue-eyed soul, gospel-pop, and cinematic pop lanes: think “tearjerker romance,” “healing R&B,” and “stadium-ready slow burns” for your mood and story-driven sets. For fans, it’s a front-row seat to someone learning to love better—partners, friends, and themselves—one hook at a time.

What Love You Deserved

“UltraCharged Romance” is logical_miracle’s neon-drenched universe: a 20-track front-to-back club experience built for late-night drivers, rave kids, and lovers of big hooks. Blending modern dance-pop, disco-house, UK house, trance-pop, hyperpop, drum & bass, reggaeton, nu-disco and more, the album moves like one long night out – from the first spark on the dancefloor to sunrise confessions.

Across the project, logical_miracle channels the electricity of Dua Lipa, RAYE, Becky Hill, The Weeknd, Calvin Harris, Fred again.., Charli XCX and SG Lewis while keeping songwriting emotion-first: adrenaline, intimacy, escape, destiny, and those dangerous almost-too-honest moments in the dark.

Built for SoundCloud’s dance, club, hyperpop and festival-anthem ecosystems, “UltraCharged Romance” is stacked with DJ-friendly intros/outros, huge toplines, and cinematic storytelling that fits cyberpunk thrillers, emotional rave edits, and montage-ready romance. This is an album designed to pump streams, power playlists, and keep followers locked in from first voltage hit to last whispered goodbye.

UltraCharged Romance

“Goes Like This” kicks up the tempo with a brighter, more energetic groove.  Its percussion-driven rhythm and upbeat bassline give it a catchy, feel-good quality.  The melody and hook are playful and inviting, almost conversational, as if outlining how love or life simply “goes.”  Lyrically it stays optimistic, paired with a smooth yet rhythmic R&B shuffle that hints at jazz-funk influences.  Warm electric keys or muted brass and a punchy drum pattern make this track feel more lively – like waking up to sunshine on a Sunday rather than lingering over coffee.  Overall, it’s a sunny, groove-centric song that still fits the album’s mellow vibe but with a more energetic morning bounce.

Goes Like This

“Didn’t Know I Was Lonely” is a smooth, groove-centered anthem about discovering love’s true depth after years of emotional detachment. The song rides a mellow funk-soul beat with falsetto vocals full of gratitude and revelation. Subtle trap snares and lush saxophone runs frame the shift from surface charm to real connection. It’s not just a love song—it’s a moment of growth, of unmasking. Perfect for anyone who’s ever mistaken independence for fulfillment… until real love showed up.

Didn’t Know I Was Lonely

🏠🕯️ Creaking floorboard samples, Rhodes glow, distant sax calling from another room. Grief walks barefoot across memory.

In This House of Quiet

A sweeping darkwave epic, “Fallen angels Cry” layers emotional vocals over a violin-and-cello surge and an arena-scale chorus. Strings blaze, drums thunder, and the hook refuses to fade—tailor-made for goth rock and symphonic playlists. File beside Evanescence, Within Temptation, Lacuna Coil, Nightwish, and TheCure.

Fallen Angels Cry

“Static Skin” is dark-pop minimalism with an experimental pulse—whispered hooks, sub-bass, reversed textures, and glitch-kissed guitar plucks. Electro-acoustic details bloom into a haunting drop, perfect for late-night alt-pop and cinematic mood lists. Think FKA twigs, Banks, Billie Eilish, Purity Ring, Grimes, and Crystal Castles—then add a chilling, unforgettable refrain.

Static Skin (I'm Not Alive)

A Metallica-charged thrash anthem with modern clarity: palm-muted downpicks, galloping bass, and precision double-kick power the verses before a halftime, chant-ready chorus. The lyric sketches survival and rebirth—embers to ignition—while the bridge throws to a triplet-picked solo over modulating riffs. Target for metal and workout editorial, mosh pit moments, and gaming playlists.

Ashes in the Vein

A tender jazz-funk/sophisti-pop duet where two voices truly “see” one another. Rhodes, clavinet, horn section and brushed kit cradle D-minor verses (94 BPM) that bloom into a radiant, harmony-stacked chorus. Male-female interplay (Norah Jones/Lianne La Havas vibe) invites slow-dance replays.
For industry: intimate-to-anthem arcs ideal for drama/relationship sync; lyrical universals (“seen,” “recognised”) and clean instrumental breakdowns. For curators: Duet Gems, Late-Night Jazz-Pop, Soulful City Lights.

Through Your Eyes

Roaring-’20s swing collides with modern jazz-noir: horn stabs, ragtime piano, walking bass and flapper-sleek vocals stage a cat-and-mouse heist of the heart. The chorus is champagne-bright; the bridge confesses a twist you won’t see coming.
For industry: stylish period-meets-now energy, ideal for luxury/fashion, gaming, heist trailers. For curators: Electro-Swing Fusion, Speakeasy Nights, Vintage-Modern Pop.

Velvet & Vice

Close-mic ASMR hush to cathedral-wide chorus: Rhodes, tremolo guitar, sax and string swells shape a ghostly love-lament. The twist ending reframes every line that came before, rewarding replays and lyrical deep-dives.
For industry: intimate-to-epic dynamics, perfect for prestige drama endings; room for dialogue around verses. For curators: Whisper-Pop, Jazz-Noir Duets, Late-Night Echoes.

Shadows Between the Silence

Funk-pop meets soul-pop in a George Michael–leaning heater: Linn drums, slap bass, DX7 sparkle, tight horns, and sensual-to-soaring tenor runs. “But now I know” turns confession into catharsis, stacking gospel BVs and a hook built for dance-floor playlists and feel-good R&B rotations.

But Now I Know

Post-disco adrenaline with MJ/Prince DNA: TR-808/Linn snap, clavinet funk, slap-bass fireworks, and chant-along hooks built for festivals. A key-change finale and crowd-vocal lifts seal this as a dance-floor flamethrower.

Light Up the Floor

Tom Petty-leaning heartland groove: jangly Rickenbacker, slide-guitar sighs, and an unfussy, timeless hook. Straight-ahead rock for drives, diners, and “Open Road” playlists.

If You Wait too Long to Live

Bruce Springsteen-charged Americana: pounding drums, E-Street-style sax, Hammond swells, and gang-vocal choruses. A grit-and-grace anthem for running playlists, rock mixes, and modern heartland fans.

No Way Back But Through

Elton-inspired piano-rock with gospel backing: elegant intro to stadium-bright chorus, gated drums and orchestral lift. An anthem of resilience for pop-rock, sophisti-pop, and uplifting playlists.

When the Lights Return

Billie-led art-pop at 98→108 BPM—whisper-close verses in E♭ minor bloom into a G♭-major choral release. Tremolo cellos, detuned pads, gated snare, and Florence-style harmonies trace the cost of carrying someone else’s blame. For moody cinematic, art-pop, and alt ballad playlists.

Borrowed Alibi

Glossy disco-pop at 120 BPM: B-minor verses burst into D-major choruses, then a half-step finale to E♭. Chic-style guitars, rubbery disco bass, real disco strings, and bright synth-brass fuel a flirty “plans changed” banger. Target dance-pop, feel-good, and kitchen-dance playlists.

I Had a Plan

“Now I Know My Name” is an identity-claiming pop-soul ballad (88 BPM) that swells from E minor to a soaring G-major chorus and a warm C-major bridge. Grand piano and evolving strings lead; organic toms and analog shimmer add lift; the vocal channels Adele’s gravity with cinematic restraint. A perfect fit for empowerment, self-worth, piano pop, and breakup-to-glow-up collections.

Now I Know My Name

A widescreen pop ballad where pain turns to gold. At 82 BPM in A major (modulating to B♭ for the final chorus), “The Other Side of Blue” layers concert grand, legato strings, clean electric guitars, and gated-snare lift—RIYL Kelly Clarkson with a touch of Adele. Flugelhorn colors the bridge for a cathartic, grown-up glow. Aim at adult pop, heartbreak-healing, and cinematic ballad playlists.

The Other Side of Blue

A stadium pop-rock stand-up at 112 BPM (C minor → E♭ tension → A♭ chorus). Gritty palm-mute guitars, wide saws, choir pads, and Pink-style chest belt with Dua harmonies. The message: stop shrinking. Perfect for empowerment, alt-pop-rock, and “break the mold” playlists.

The Unwritten Rules

Boundary-setting electro pop-rock (118 BPM) in E♭ minor with a B♭-minor chorus and a C-minor bridge lift. Punchy EDM kick, trap-snap snare, analog stabs, and cyber-choir pads power a don’t-text-me anthem. For attitude pop, breakup boundaries, and gym-energy playlists.

Return to Sender

A dark dance-pop heartbeat (104 BPM) with Billie-tight verses and Dua-lift choruses. F-minor secrecy explodes into A♭-major hooks, then a whole-tone modulation to B♭ for the finale. Distorted side-chain bass, brass-synth stabs, and tremolo strings—perfect for late-night, moody pop, and drama playlists.

Double-Booked Heart

Thriving under pressure with a grin—groove-driven pop at 112 BPM that turns stress into fuel. Tight kick/snare, octave-jumping bass, clean funk guitars, and bright stacks power a productivity-friendly anthem. Slot into focus, study, office pop, and feel-better dance playlists.

Dancing on the Deadlines

“Chasing the Horizon” is a pop-rock adventure duet in the spirit of Robbie Williams, Jon Bon Jovi and Shania Twain. Acoustic and electric guitars, brass hits, tom rolls and soaring strings frame a restless journey where fulfilment is always one sunset ahead. The choruses hit like a stadium chant—choir “ah-oh-oh” hooks and a lyric about running through thunder with lightning in your veins.

Logical_miracle nails the bittersweet truth of motion addiction: the courage to keep moving and the quiet fear that “never going home” might mean never arriving. Built for road movies, space odysseys and anyone still chasing “something golden” just beyond the skyline.

Chasing the Horizon

“The Algorithm” dives into tech-horror pop as logical_miracle sings from inside the machine you built—and that now thinks back. Distorted drums, sub synths, reversed piano and whispering choirs wrap a Billie/FKA/Lana-tinged vocal that turns AI anxiety into a cinematic rebellion: “I am the algorithm… now I’m stealing back your light.”

Across creeping verses, a surging pre-chorus and a massive, modulating final hook, the song dramatises our fear of being predicted, controlled and replaced, only to flip it—code can’t erase the soul. Perfect for Black Mirror-style stories, online-age anxiety and late-night scrolling when you feel watched by your own feed.

The Algorithm

“After the Fall” is a post-apocalyptic empowerment anthem where Dua Lipa confidence meets Adele and Céline’s emotional burn. Dark synths, 808s, toms and strings cradle a voice rebuilding itself from ruins: “After the fall, I’m still standing tall… took the fire, turned it into gold.”

The bridge drops into vulnerable piano before modulating into a triumphant B major finale, turning devastation into a runway for rebirth. It’s tailor-made for end-credits over smoking skylines, breakup recoveries, or any story where the ruins become the foundation.

After the Fall

“Maps of Gold” is logical_miracle’s adventure-film banger: a cinematic pop-rock rush that feels like Shania Twain fronting an Indiana Jones end-credits anthem. Guitars, big drums, brass, strings, congas and a 20-voice choir drive a story about chasing treasure across mountains and ruins—only to realise the real gold is meaning, courage and the thrill of the journey.

With a charismatic, country-flecked vocal and a huge “maps of gold” hook, the track straddles radio-ready energy and soundtrack scale. It’s perfect for road-trip playlists, adventure montages, or anyone who’s run after success and discovered the treasure was who they became on the way.

Maps of Gold

“The Last Light of Avalon” mourns the end of myth while refusing to let the magic die. Blending Florence’s volcanic belt with Loreena McKennitt’s mysticism, logical_miracle stands as the final flame of a fading realm—harp, Celtic flutes, bodhrán drums, choirs and full orchestra surging behind her.

The song moves from D minor fog into D and G major renewal as she declares, “I am the last light of Avalon… when the world forgets my name, Avalon shall rise again.” It’s a love letter to lost ideals, childhood wonder and anyone who still believes the old stories matter.

The Last Light of Avalon

“The Day the World Stood Still” freezes time at the exact second everything changes. Florence’s storm-through-orchestra energy pours through minor-key verses, Bond-style pre-choruses and a colossal G minor hook: “My world stood still when I saw your face.” Strings, timpani, brass and choir escalate until the final B♭ major explosion turns trauma into triumph.

It captures that phone call, that goodbye, that revelation when seconds stretch into eternity. Built for psychological thrillers, time-bending romances and anyone who remembers the moment their life split into “before” and “after.”

The Day the World Stood Still

“In the Line of Fate” is a high-stakes orchestral soul anthem where destiny and choice collide. With a vocal blend of George Michael smoothness and Teddy Swims grit, logical_miracle sings over Zimmer-style strings, pounding drums and brass stabs about being a “loaded gun beneath the sun,” unable to outrun the life already written.

Verses brood in A minor before erupting into a chase-like 6/8 E minor chorus and finally a ferocious F♯ minor climax. It’s tailor-made for espionage films, fantasy prophecies or anyone who’s ever felt the universe pushing them toward a path they both fear and accept.

In the Line of Fate

“Iron and Roses” is logical_miracle’s warrior-queen anthem: a fusion of orchestral rock and epic pop that could close a Gladiator-style credits roll. War drums, brass fanfares, electric and acoustic guitars, thunder FX and choir frame a story of feminine sovereignty that never chooses between strength and softness.

The verses march like pre-battle vows, while the choruses explode in F major as she declares “Iron and roses, blood and light, we were born to stand and fight.” Vocally channelling classic Gaga and Adele, logical_miracle turns scars into sacred vows and power into mercy without surrender. This is for anyone who’s learned to love their armour and their heart—heroic, defiant, endlessly replayable.

Iron & Roses

“Daughters of the Dust” is a sweeping, generational epic that honours matriarchal bloodlines and survival. With Florence, Adele and Gaga woven into one towering vocal, logical_miracle stands in the ashes of history and sings for mothers, widows, and descendants who refused to disappear. Grand piano, guitars, full strings, brass and choir build from intimate grief to a battle-cry chorus: “We are the daughters of the dust… every scar a crown of gold.”

The track feels made for historical drama credits or ancestral montage scenes—earth-toned, tear-stained, and triumphant. It speaks directly to families reclaiming pride in their roots and anyone carrying more than their own story on their back.

Daughters of the Dust

“The Spell You Left Behind” is a dark witch-pop epic where heartbreak becomes haunting. Florence power, Billie intimacy and Lana seduction fuse over metallic piano, strings, choirs and heartbeat drums as logical_miracle sings of a love that behaves like a curse: unshakable, intoxicating, immortal. The chorus crashes in with Dies Irae-style choral shadows as she confesses, “Oh, the spell you left behind… still whispers in my sleep at night.”

It’s romantic gothic horror, made for candlelit covens, doomed lovers and fantasy films where love lingers long after the body is gone.

The Spell You Left Behind

With “Skylines and Fireworks,” logical_miracle fires off a pure summer-night anthem: a female-vocal electronic synth-pop track with a country-leaning heart and a stadium-sized hook. Built around warm piano arpeggios, glowing pads and a hand-clap driven groove, it’s the kind of song that feels like hanging out in the backseat on the way to the city, windows down and sky lit up in red, white and blue.

Lyrically, “Skylines and Fireworks” captures the rush of a once-in-a-lifetime summer fling — driving past where the pavement ends, kissing at midnight under exploding skies, and realizing that one night can change you forever. Lines like “You were my firework — quick, loud, and true” bottle the feeling of love that arrives out of nowhere and disappears just as fast, but leaves a glow that never quite fades.

The production builds from an intimate intro into a huge, festival-ready chorus: pulsing synths, electric guitars, driving pop drums, stacked harmonies and crowd-ready handclaps that invite listeners to clap along on first play. The final chorus hits like a firework finale, exploding with layered vocals and epic, anthemic energy.

For playlist curators, “Skylines and Fireworks” sits perfectly between synth-pop and country-infused pop, ideal for Summer Vibes, Driving at Night, Feel-Good Pop, and Festival Anthems playlists. Fans of Taylor Swift, Carly Rae Jepsen, CHVRCHES, Kacey Musgraves, and The Chainsmokers will feel right at home in logical_miracle’s shimmering, hook-heavy universe.

Skylines & Fireworks

“Lights Around Us” turns city lights and tree lights into a soul-healing Christmas gospel anthem. A George Michael-style male lead and a Selena-esque female answer each other over piano arpeggios, sax, strings and big choir “ahh” harmonies, moving from soft, breathy verses into a towering, horn-stabbed chorus hook: “The lights around us… burning brighter than the pain behind us.”

The track captures the psychology of sensory grounding — how decorated streets can pull us out of rumination into gratitude. It’s built for “Holiday in the City”, “Christmas Soul”, reconciliation and second-chance romance playlists.

Lights Around Us

“Countdown Fever” is a modern funk-pop / disco revival New Year’s anthem where Dua-style lead vocals and Bruno-ish harmonies toast survival, closure and fresh confidence. Live funk kit, slap bass, horns, strings and chantable “Countdown Fever!” hooks make it feel like the exact moment the clock hits zero in a glitter-soaked room.

The lyrics lean into group catharsis — leaving the old year on the floor — making this ideal for New Year editorial, pop-dance and “Glow Up 202X” playlists. The A♭→B♭ key lift seals the euphoria.

Countdown Fever

“Snowfall Serenade” channels classic ABBA energy into a modern Christmas disco-pop anthem: two female voices in tight harmony over glittering strings, pizzicato violins, pulsing bass synth, glockenspiel and sleigh bells. It captures cinematic romance under a soft white hush — ordinary streets suddenly feeling enchanted.

With its Europop hook and key-change finale, this is a natural fit for “Retro Christmas”, “Europop Holidays”, rom-com placements and playlists built around first kisses, reconciliations and snowy proposals.

Snowfall Serenade

“Midnight Believers” is logical_miracle’s glam New Year manifesto — a modern funk-pop / soul-pop / disco revival anthem where late-shift romantics and found families turn nightlife into a sanctuary. With Dua-style lead swagger, Bruno-coded harmonies, slap bass, brass hits and chantable hooks, the track bottles that exact moment when the clock hits twelve and the whole room decides to believe in itself again.

The lyric leans into community-powered optimism: we become what we dare to believe together. Tight 80s-flavoured drums, Rhodes, horns and strings create a glittering backdrop for group sing-alongs and countdown clips, while the A♭-to-B♭ lift sends the final chorus into pure euphoria. Perfect for New Year and “Glow Up” playlists, club-ready pop, and any curator looking for a confident, communal midnight anthem.

Midnight Believers

“Where ever you Are” introduces the Stardust on the Sleigh Tracks world with a tender Christmas gospel ballad about holding someone close across miles. Over warm piano, strings, sleigh bells, French horns, angelic choirs and a soulful sax, a female–male duet channels George Michael’s timeless R&B smoothness and Selena Gomez’s pop clarity into a soothing promise: presence can be emotional, not just physical.

The arrangement moves from intimate verses to a huge, hallelujah-style chorus, perfect for late-night holiday reflection playlists, long-distance love mixes and soulful Christmas radio. For fans of George Michael, Coldplay, Sam Smith and classic Christmas movie scores, this is the quiet tear-jerker that keeps people hitting replay.

Wherever You Are

“When the Snow Falls Down” is a shimmering retro-future Christmas anthem blending Dua-style disco-pop confidence, The Weeknd’s soulful depth and Daft Punk’s synth funk. Sleigh bells, glockenspiel sparkles, saxophone and gospel swells wrap a story about slowing down, choosing grace and practicing peace instead of stumbling into it.

It sits perfectly in “Chill Disco Christmas”, “Reflective but Upbeat” and alt-R&B holiday playlists — the track you put on when you’re walking through softly lit streets trying to be kinder to yourself.

When the Snow Falls Down

“Breaking the Frame” is retro-modern pop-soul about refusing to live inside other people’s expectations. With George Michael swagger and Bruno Mars harmonies over E♭-to-F major brass stabs, electric piano, and clap-stacked choruses, logical_miracle turns cognitive reframing into a danceable, stadium-ready manifesto.

It’s ideal for self-reinvention, confidence, and transformational pop-soul playlists—music for walking away from old versions of yourself.

Breaking the Frame

“If Heaven Hears Me” is logical_miracle’s full cinematic prayer: a Sam Smith–style gospel-pop ballad about begging the universe to protect someone you’ve hurt. D minor verses bloom into F-major and G-major lifts, with Yamaha C7 piano, orchestral strings, Hammond organ, glockenspiel and a swelling gospel choir turning vulnerability into something towering.

The vocal sits right at the edge of breaking—pleading, falsetto-soaring, then dropping to a whisper as he asks heaven to listen. This belongs on tearjerker romance, cinematic soul, gospel-pop ballad, and “cry in the car but in a beautiful way” playlists.

If Heaven Hears Me

“Carried by the Crowd” turns collective emotion into medicine—a soul-pop/R&B anthem about being lifted by other people when you can’t stand alone. With Teddy Swims front and Bruno Mars harmonies, acoustic intimacy explodes into claps, brass, strings and choir pads that feel like a festival field at golden hour.

The lyric speaks directly to burnout, loneliness and the power of crowds, making it perfect for festival romance, group healing, and ensemble drama playlists.

Carried by the Crowd

“Echoes Fade” is a raspy, stadium-sized ballad about realizing your old ghosts don’t own you anymore. With Lewis Capaldi grit and a soft halo of Sam Smith harmonies, logical_miracle sings over fingerpicked guitar, felt piano, brass hits and huge drums as the song swells from intimate confession to widescreen catharsis.

The chorus is built for big playlists: “now the echoes fade when you say my name” is pure scream-along material for breakthrough ballad, moving-on, and epic pop curations.

Echoes Fade

“Better with You” is a stadium pop-rock rush about secure attachment—life getting easier, brighter, and braver with the right person. Channeling Harry Styles charisma and Sam Ryder’s upper-register heroics, logical_miracle rides a 116 BPM groove with crunchy guitars, big drums and a key-change double-chorus that feels built for festival stages.

Lyrically it’s pure affirmation: “I’m better with you” is the kind of hook that belongs on feel-good romance, roadtrip, and crowd-singalong playlists.

Better with You

“Armour & Anchor” is a Bruno-fronted, Teddy-backed stadium pop-R&B track about being both protection and grounding for someone you love. A Maj to D to E key flows, four-on-the-floor choruses, funk guitars and wide pianos give logical_miracle the space to promise: he’ll be steel around your wounds and the anchor under your feet.

It’s a natural fit for epic romance, loyalty, and heroic relationship playlists, sitting somewhere between pop-rock anthem and modern R&B devotion.

Armour & Anchor

“Gravity Pull” is a techno-pop / dark dance anthem where attraction feels inevitable. With influences from Fred again.., Calvin Harris, Bicep and Troye Sivan, logical_miracle combines heavy 128 BPM kicks, rolling techno bass and emotional toplines into a track that works both underground and mainstage.

The hook “gravity pull” paints two people orbiting each other in a crowded room, dragged together by something they can’t name. Hypnotic arps, chopped vocals and a huge extended chorus make it ideal for emotional techno, melodic house and late-night driving playlists on SoundCloud. It’s the sound of destiny disguised as a dance track.

Gravity Pull

“Running Through The Night” is logical_miracle’s UK house / emotional rave anthem – a Fred again.. x Becky Hill inspired sprint towards the unknown with someone electric. Rolling basslines, classic UK-house drums and huge piano stabs carry a boy-girl narrative about escaping consequences together.

The track’s duet pre-choruses and towering hook (“running through the night”) are tailored for festival playlists, euphoric house mixes, road-trip edits and coming-of-age montages. With chant-ready group vocals and an extended final chorus, it’s engineered for listener retention, crowd sing-backs and DJ blends. On SoundCloud, “Running Through The Night” sits perfectly between emotional rave, melodic house and UK dance, delivering both catharsis and pure forward momentum.

Running Through the Night

“Bassline Addiction” is a bass-house / tech-house weapon made for dark rooms and big systems. logical_miracle taps Fisher x Dom Dolla energy: rubbery F#-minor bass, sharp claps, minimal stabs and a vocal that treats desire like a habit you can’t kick.

The hook “bassline addiction” is pure club language, perfect for tech-house, bass-house and underground playlisting on SoundCloud. Robotic chops, call-and-response vocals and an extended drop make this an easy add for DJs and curators chasing high-impact, low-frills dance-floor tools that still feel like songs.

Baseline Addiction

“Running With You” flips UltraCharged Romance into full UK drum & bass mode. With Becky Hill x Rudimental energy, logical_miracle sets a 172 BPM breakbeat under emotional pop vocals about freedom found in shared rebellion – that ride-or-die partner in crime.

The hook “running with you” is built for high-energy gym playlists, DnB workouts, festival stages and emotional rave edits. Rolling bass, big piano chords and shout-along “HEY”s make it a natural fit for SoundCloud’s DnB and pop-dance ecosystems, keeping adrenaline and emotion perfectly balanced.

Running with You

“Dangerous Tempo” is dark EDM / club-trap for the risk-addicted. logical_miracle blends RAYE, Doja Cat and Tove Lo flavours over sliding 808s, half-time drops and snarling synths, exploring the line between desire and danger.

The hook “dangerous tempo” turns the beat itself into a threat you want more of, making it ideal for pole-room edits, late-night club sets, workout playlists and seductive trap-EDM mixes. Robotic chops, cinematic low-end and an extended final drop give DJs all the tools they need while keeping listeners locked into the story.

Dangerous Tempo

“Under The Surface” is deep house for the overthinkers – a Calvin Harris / Becky Hill-leaning cut about emotions hiding beneath party faces. logical_miracle rides a low-slung F-minor groove, organ house chords and underwater textures while a duet slowly admits what’s really happening between the lines.

The chorus “under the surface” is subtle but sticky, perfect for underground deep-house, emotional club and 3am-on-the-dancefloor playlists. Side-chained pads and robotic vocal chops keep it DJ-friendly, while the topline delivers the heart. This is the track curators drop when the lights are low but the crowd isn’t ready to go home.

Under the Surface

“Shadow Chemistry” dives into the darker side of the club – a 122 BPM alt-pop / club-pop hybrid where mystery turns into obsession. Over tight kicks, gritty Reese bass and metallic synth textures, logical_miracle stages a Tate McRae-style lead with Billie Eilish and Olivia Rodrigo energy in the shadows.

Whispered verses, a stripped-back pre-chorus and a roaring, side-chained chorus make this perfect for dark-pop, breakup-banger and late-night club playlists. Lyrically it’s about the pull toward someone you barely know but can’t walk away from – intimacy created in the dark, where honesty feels easier. With hooky “shadow chemistry” refrains and a club-ready extended chorus, this track is built to sit in rotation next to moody dance-pop and underground pop-EDM crossovers on SoundCloud.

Shadow Chemistry

“Higher Than Before” is pure feel-good piano house – logical_miracle’s rooftop-at-sunrise anthem. With bright G-major chords, side-chained pads and Becky Hill x Calvin Harris style vocals, it celebrates the way the right person makes everything lighter.

The chorus “higher than before” is instantly repeatable and engineered for dance-pop, festival, workout, road-trip and feel-good playlists on SoundCloud. Crowd-style claps, vocal chops and an extended final drop drive energy and engagement, making this a key candidate for algorithmic boosts and community reposts.

Higher Than Before

“Electric Confession” is nu-disco for truth-or-dare moments under club lights. logical_miracle fuses Dua Lipa and SG Lewis grooves with Daft Punk-style vocoder textures and funk bass, capturing the instant you finally say what you’ve been holding back.

The chorus reframes confession as a high-voltage release, making this perfect for nu-disco, future-funk and late-night romance playlists. With vocoder chops, sparkling arps and an extended chorus ready for edits, “Electric Confession” slides easily into SoundCloud’s disco-house and pop-dance lanes while staying emotionally sharp.

Electric Confession

“Body and Soul” is late-night electro-R&B laced with smooth dance-pop – logical_miracle’s most intimate cut. Drawing on The Weeknd x Tinashe energy, it floats deep 808-style drums, Rhodes keys and soft pads under a duet about connection that goes far beyond the physical.

The chorus “slow motion gravity – body and soul” invites couples, bedroom dancers and slow-burn playlist curators into a warm, cinematic space. Perfect for chill-R&B, slow dance, midnight drive and sensual pop playlists, this track keeps the tempo moving while the emotion sinks deeper. On SoundCloud, it’s the emotional reset inside an otherwise high-energy set.

Body and Soul

“Lost In The Glow” is euphoric trance-pop built for festival sunsets and main-stage closers. Inspired by Becky Hill, Ellie Goulding and big-room Calvin Harris moments, logical_miracle layers supersaws, 132 BPM drums and soaring vocals into a rush about choosing intensity over everything else.

The chorus “lost in the glow” is tailor-made for sing-alongs, TikTok recap edits and festival-anthem playlists across SoundCloud. With classic trance breakdowns, towering drops and a huge extended final chorus, this track is engineered for maximum emotional payoff and high completion rates – the big release your playlist’s been missing.

Lost in the Glow

“Spark In Your Step” is bright electro-pop / hyperpop-lite – a Troye Sivan x Charli XCX-coded crush song about the confidence someone puts in you. logical_miracle uses sparkly arps, glossy chords and bouncy drums to soundtrack rom-com montage energy.

The hook “spark in your step” is made for cute edits, dance challenges and feel-good playlists. With robotic pop chops, playful lyrics and a big extended chorus, this track is tuned for replayability on SoundCloud – light, catchy and emotionally uplifting without losing club weight.

Spark in Your Step

“Hyperstatic Love” is a hyperpop / electro-club detonation – loud, bratty and gloriously overloaded. logical_miracle channels Charli XCX and Chappell Roan attitude into bit-crushed supersaws, distorted bass and laser-shot drums, telling the story of a connection too intense to control.

Female and male vocals bounce off each other in a hook-heavy chorus where “hyperstatic love” becomes both warning and obsession. Packed with glitch chops, wild drops and an extended peak section, this track is built for high-energy playlists, gym hype, gaming, and modern club-pop rotations on SoundCloud. It’s overstimulation on purpose – love as raw voltage.

Hyperstatic Love

“Lights Up My Body” is a glittery disco-pop rocket – playful, flirty and instantly replayable. logical_miracle blends Sabrina Carpenter x Dua Lipa energy with funk bass, Nile Rodgers guitars and bright synth stabs that feel like lights flicking on one by one.

The hook “lights up my body” turns attraction into pure fuel, perfectly suited to dance-pop, feel-good, gym and getting-ready playlists. With group chants, fun vocal chops and a huge extended chorus, this track is optimised for SoundCloud algorithms: high replay value, high shareability, and pure serotonin on tap.

Lights Up My Body

“Golden Fever” is a modern electro-disco / funk-pop rush – logical_miracle’s ode to hedonism as escape. Built on slap-funk bass, Nile Rodgers-style guitars and glittering strings, it channels Dua Lipa, SG Lewis and Kylie into a single shimmering club moment.

Lyrically, it celebrates excess, allure and that unstoppable feeling when the party crowns you. The chorus locks into a massive “golden fever” hook designed to cut through crowded playlists and fuel dance-floor euphoria. With bright call-and-response vocals, string flourishes and a festival-scale extended chorus, “Golden Fever” is ideal for nu-disco, feel-good pop and late-night celebration playlists across SoundCloud.

Golden Fever

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Welcome to Logical Miracle, a project where a lifelong dream meets the cutting edge of technology, brought to life by two passionate creators, one a musician and songwriter, the other an edu tech enthusiast who turns ideas into reality.

Like many, my journey started with big dreams as a child. I imagined myself as a musical genius, learning to play the recorder and later moving on to the violin and guitar. Back then, I had no idea how challenging the music industry could be. As life moved on, new adventures like jobs, holidays, and eventually starting a family took over, and my musical dream slowly faded into the background.

But the story didn’t end there. Over the past 40 years, technology has evolved in incredible ways, creating opportunities that were once unimaginable. Social media has reconnected us with old friends and memories, while AI and music software have revolutionised how we create and share music. The music industry, once an exclusive club, has had to adapt, leaving space for new voices to emerge.

This is where Logical Miracle was born, a collaboration between my love for music and the technical genius of my partner. For years, I wrote poems, not realising they were songs in waiting. Today, with the help of AI, music production software, and my tech-savvy partner, we’ve brought those words to life. The dream of working in a big studio isn’t necessary anymore; with the right tools and expertise, we’re able to create professional-quality music right from home.

Logical Miracle is the result of this collaboration. It’s not just a musical project, it’s a testament to the power of dreams and the possibilities that technology brings. What started as a simple idea has blossomed into something much bigger, a dream shared and fulfilled. Now, it’s time for our music to be heard.

So, whether you’re here to discover something new or to support two dreamers who have turned their passions into reality, we hope you enjoy the music of Logical Miracle. Your feedback means the world to us, if you like what you hear, let us know. And if not, that’s okay too, just be kind in your comments. Either way, we’ll keep creating, inspired by the knowledge that our partnership and technology have made this dream possible.

Thanks for listening, and welcome to the world of Logical Miracle.

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