“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

“Sunday After You,” sets a serene Sunday-morning tone with warm, stripped-down production and thoughtful lyrics.  The track is built on soft acoustic guitar and gentle piano chords, with soulful, expressive vocals that convey introspective longing.  The lyrics evoke the quiet nostalgia of a Sunday spent recalling a recent romance, balancing melancholy with a gentle hopefulness.  This intimate R&B ballad blends warm, soothing instrumentation with tender vocals, creating a relaxed, reflective vibe that perfectly captures the Coffee R&B morning blend theme

Sunday After You

“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

“Coffee & Goodbye” is the album’s emotional centerpiece, blending tender warmth with bittersweet farewell.  It opens with soft, bluesy guitar and muted piano, creating a hushed café atmosphere.  The lyrics are a poignant vignette of saying goodbye over a morning coffee – intimate and heart-wrenching.  Vocally, it’s hushed and intimate, conveying vulnerability as the singer comes to terms with parting.  The song’s mood is reflective and beautiful, juxtaposing gentle comfort (warm coffee, morning light) with the ache of goodbye.  The arrangement builds subtly with soft percussion and strings, emphasizing soul and emotion.  In many ways it embodies the relaxed, blissful neo-soul mood noted in the R&B Morning Coffee track ￼ – but tinged with melancholy. The result is a moving, slow R&B ballad about loss, acceptance, and the hope of a new day beyond the goodbye.

Coffee & Goodbye

What We Never Said

Smooth grooves meet electric chemistry in “Lost in You”, a seductive and energetic standout from Pop Pulse Vol. 1. Fusing pop, R&B, funk, and soul, this anthem delivers a midnight pulse reminiscent of Justin Timberlake and Bruno Mars at their finest.

With neon-lit synths, groovy basslines, and an irresistible hook, “Lost in You” captures that fleeting, fevered moment when two people become completely entangled on the dancefloor—and in each other. Every verse builds with sensual rhythm, and the epic chorus drops like a spark in a powder room.

A vibrant ride through attraction and rhythm, this track is your new go-to for nights that don’t end at midnight.

📀 Stream “Lost in You” now on SoundCloud as part of Pop Pulse Vol. 1.

Lost in You

Hauntingly honest and soulfully delivered, “Glass Houses” stands as one of the most emotionally resonant moments on Pop Pulse Vol. 1. Sung with quiet power by a male vocalist in the style of George Michael and Bruno Mars, this track blends soul-pop, retro funk, indie pop, and R&B into a moving ballad of love, loss, and fragile truths.

With vintage electric piano, saxophone flourishes, gospel harmonies, and falsetto-driven vulnerability, “Glass Houses” invites listeners into a broken home built on silence and reflection. Its powerful chorus reminds us that even shattered love can be a place we still call home.

📀 “Glass Houses” is now streaming on SoundCloud as part of Pop Pulse Vol. 1. Let it echo.

Glass Houses

Girl in the Glass

Pink Collar Blues

Only When I Know You

“Reggae All the Way” is a full-throttle celebration of reggae’s universal joy 🎉🔥. This energetic track starts on the sidewalk and ends in an all-night jam, complete with blaring horns, crowd claps, and an irresistible rhythm section. Its huge chorus (“hands in the air, everything feels right”) is built to unite everyone within earshot. Bursting with live-party vibes, “Reggae All the Way” captures the feeling of a spontaneous block party that just keeps growing – pure musical jubilation 🙌🌟.

Reggae All the Way

“Smile It Up” is an infectious feel-good tune that urges you to turn up the music and turn around your day 😁🎵. Built on a bouncy reggae groove with skanking guitars and bright horn blasts, it delivers pure sonic sunshine. The lyrics champion a positive mindset – when life rains on you, crank your favorite song and “smile it up” anyway. With its catchy call-and-response chorus and upbeat energy, this track spreads happiness like wildfire 🎈🌈.

Smile It Up

“If You Whisper” is a tender R&B-infused ballad that celebrates love’s quietest moments 🤫❤️. It’s built on delicate guitar strums, a gentle downtempo beat, and airy saxophone echoes that fill the silence with emotion. The vocals float in a breathy falsetto, conveying intimacy and trust as the lyrics vow that “if you whisper, I’ll hear it loud.” Subtle yet powerful, this song creates a serene atmosphere perfect for late-night listens, letting every soft word and pause speak volumes 😍.

If You Whisper

“Back to Better” is an upbeat breakup song that turns heartache into a sigh of relief 😌. Driven by a mid-tempo reggae-pop groove and bright horn riffs 🎺, this track finds joy in moving on with no hard feelings. Its massive sing-along chorus and rhythmic claps make it a feel-good anthem about freedom and fresh starts 🎉. “Back to Better” proves that sometimes the best way forward in love is apart – and it sounds downright celebratory doing it!

Back to Better

📖🎤 Smooth organ swells, guitar grumbles, and a smoky sax let the truth spill. He sings receipts in velvet tones—petty never sounded so poetic.

Your Side of the Story

🌒 City lights blur through car windows while bass pulses under broken-glass harmonies. Every corner hums your name; the sax only confirms the haunting.

Echoes of You

🕊️ Gentle organ, soft brass halos, duet voices weave like prayer and promise. A warm mug for anxious hands—quietly holy.

She Gave Me Peace

🤫🕯️ Silence is louder after goodbye. Muted guitar flickers, Rhodes glows soft, and the sax answers with a sigh. His falsetto floats like dust in lamplight.

When It’s Quiet

🚦 Love on conditions? Smooth guitar says “maybe,” bass says “no,” horns sigh “truth.” Logical_miracle delivers the verdict in silk.

The Way They Love You

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

In This House of Quiet

“Soul Awakening”’s gospel glow returns here in ballad form. “Hold on to Me Anyway” opens with velvet piano, then ascends on a 30-voice choir, tremolo strings and timpani rolls. logical_miracle’s vocal—equal parts Sam Smith vulnerability and Alicia Keys power—offers a hug in audio. Wedding planners, playlist curators and sync supervisors looking for peak-emotion cues will find gold at the 3:05 key change.

Hold on to me Anyway

Hand-clap percussion, gang-vocal “oh-oh-ohs” and chiming guitars drive “We Got Us,” a unity anthem tailor-made for crowds. logical_miracle channels the uplift of OneRepublic and the percussive heft of Imagine Dragons, laying down lyrics that rally (“No fallback plan, we’re the spark and the shelter”). The 128-BPM pulse places it perfectly in workout and stadium playlists, while the message screams licensing potential for sports broadcasts.

We Got Us

With “Half of Me Stayed,” logical_miracle flips a breakup into a bright, horn-laced reggae-pop groove. A palm-muted guitar skanks under sun-bleached trumpets while soulful falsetto confesses, “The flight took off, but half my heart stayed in your doorway.” Think the vulnerable storytelling of Ed Sheeran colliding with the breezy polish of Maroon 5 and early Amy Winehouse island leanings. Crafted for radio programmers hunting summer heartbreak earworms and for playlists that blur acoustic warmth with commercial sparkle, the track layers live brass, rim-shot drums and a rubbery bassline that moves feet as well as feelings. Equal parts catharsis and carnival, it proves heartbreak can dance.

Half of Me Stayed

Sometimes a spotlight and a Steinway are all you need. “Nothing Fancy” strips back to piano and a single-take vocal so fragile you can hear the pedal creak. Echoes of Adele’s “Someone Like You” and Lewis Capaldi’s raw delivery permeate the performance, making it a natural fit for “Sad Ballads” and wedding first-dance shortlists alike. The song’s intimacy also offers sync supervisors a blank canvas for heartbreak scenes.

Nothing Fancy

A piano motif and shimmering strings explore long-distance love in “Invisible Thread.” Comparable to Billie Eilish’s softer moments yet rich with Celtic warmth like Andrea Corr, it’s destined for “Sad Pop” and cinematic drama placements.

Invisible Thread

From whisper to war cry, “We Are the Sound” is a manifesto for voices that refuse to shrink. Massive group harmonies, pounding drums, and cinematic strings recall Imagine Dragons and Coldplay’s “A Sky Full of Stars,” but with the unmistakable Celtic DNA of The Corrs. Spotify’s “Indie Anthems” and stadium promo reels should take note.

We are the Sound

Resilience roars through steady drums, soaring cellos, and a chorus built for stadium lights. “The Longest Road” pairs the cinematic grit of Snow Patrol’s “Run” with the Celtic soul of The Corrs, affirming that every struggle shapes the self. Targeting rock, folk, and film/TV licensing spaces, it’s a natural fit for epic sports recaps and travel-brand campaigns.

The Longest Road

Jay Kay-style falsetto rides a Moog-thick house beat. Addictive for Nu-Disco and Future-Funk playlists; lyrical commentary on digital love keeps journalists buzzing.

You Feed Me Lies

Reverbed Linn-drum claps bounce off a cavernous club mix; chorus built on echo-vocals à la Tears For Fears. Ideal for progressive-house remix packs.

Echoes on the Floor

Horn-driven, hand-clap-heavy and built for call-and-response shout hooks, this 125 BPM stunner marries George Michael swagger with Bruno Mars gloss . Curators: slot beside Silk Sonic for instant engagement.

You Make Me Wanna Shout

A romantic power-pop anthem in the tradition of Belinda Carlisle, “Heaven on Fire” lights up with shimmering guitars, driving drums, and soaring vocals. It’s the sound of 80s love reimagined for today — fiery, romantic, and cinematic.

Heaven on Fire

"Heartbeat Alley" pulses with funk-pop sass in the style of the Pointer Sisters. Funk basslines, sax riffs, and playful vocals bring retro nightlife to life — a high-energy dance anthem for 80s fans.

Heartbeat Alley

"Steel Heart" is a neon-soaked 1980s synth-pop anthem, carrying the animated edge of Cyndi Lauper’s voice with a resilient, fiery attitude. With bold hooks, funky rhythms, and cinematic flair, it’s a soundtrack for independence and strength.

Steel Heart

"No signal Tonight" blends soft rock, synth-pop, and atmospheric 80s hooks in a brooding track about emotional disconnection. Inspired by Genesis and the moody side of pop rock, it combines gated drums, electric piano, and neon-lit imagery for a nostalgic yet timeless sound. A perfect fit for synth-pop playlists exploring longing and loss.

No Signal Tonight

"Electric Goodbye" channels the playful edge of Cyndi Lauper with synth-pop boldness, neon hooks, and a defiant spirit. Blending new wave flair with rock energy, it’s a nostalgic yet rebellious anthem that makes saying goodbye sound like a victory.

Electric Goodbye

A lost Donna Summer masterpiece reimagined, “Burn me in the Rhythm” is disco-funk fire with commanding vocals, sweeping strings, and fiery grooves. Pure 80s disco revival.

Burn Me in the Rhythm

"Brand new Groove" is funk-pop freedom with bright synths, slap bass, and an empowering message. Full of sass and sparkle, it’s a retro empowerment anthem about moving on.

Brand New Groove

"Control the Rhythm" fuses Whitney Houston’s powerhouse vocals with Janet Jackson’s rhythmic style in a funk-pop disco hybrid. A bold, commanding anthem with unstoppable groove.

Control the Rhythm

"Crystal Ties" delivers Kim Wilde-inspired synth-rock edge — cool, assertive, and anthemic. With new wave production, echoing guitars, and soaring choruses, it’s a dramatic and stylish 80s anthem.

Crystal Ties

"Backseat Whisper" brings sultry Sheena Easton vibes with funk-pop grooves, synth stabs, and late-night neon mood. Playful, sensual, and irresistibly 80s, it captures midnight romance with cinematic allure.

Backseat Whisper

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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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