Calm

Written by: Khamari
Produced by: Khamari, Trackside, Johan Lenox

Ain’t these supposed to be my glory days
Late nights, and I can’t even feel my face
Hate going out, but you said it was just a phase
I’m not sure that’ll ever change
Will it ever change
Red Bull and tequila keep me up right in the night
When I should’ve kept my ass inside
My friends wouldn’t let me, they know I

Most of the time I feel too much
So I try not to feel at all
Staring at the ceiling, I
Staring at the writing on the wall
Is there some type of 
Is there some type of pill I could take
That would make it all go away

Doctor, would you give me something
Would you, would you
Doc, I’m only 20 something
Would you, would you
I’m way too young to feel this numb, yea
Would you, would you

My eyes, I think they’re already going
Cause I don’t see things too clearly
Think I could use a little perspective from you
I do
Cause my mind’s always racing
And I’ve been trying to slow the pace with
Red Bull and tequila keep me up right through the day
When I should’ve kept my ass inside
But I gotta work this nine to five

Most of the time I feel too much
So I try not to feel at all
Staring at the ceiling, I
Staring at the writing on the wall
Is there some type of 
Is there some type of pill I could take
That would make it all go away

Doctor, would you give me something
Would you, would you
Doc, I’m only 20 something
Would you, would you
I’m way too young to feel this numb, yea
Would you, would you

[David Worrell - Khamari’s grandfather]
I don’t know Khamari, you’re putting a lot of pressure on yourself
But I, I don’t think it’s too much that you can’t handle
It’s just a matter of focusing on what you gotta do
And sometimes you know, you just have to, just relax and go with the flow
Things always have a way of working out, man
Just focus on what you’ve got to do, and you know what I always say
To get something you never had, you have to do something you never did
You have to take time to live
Tomorrow’s not promised to anybody

Doctor, My Eyes

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Written by: Khamari, Matthew Castellanos
Produced by: Khamari, Trackside

First thing in the morning
Of course you put on that U.M. sweater
Just like you always do
Tears drip from a faucet
And Dexter play on that television
Just like it always do

You put the volume on the lowest
For the neighbors down below
But I’m stuck in place
Eyes wide, glued to you
Walk away, outgrow you
Then how am I to know you
I’m the closest here that I’ve been to you

Cause you keep my head in a jar
Here on your night stand
I’ll spend my life left
With my head in a jar
If it’s the shelf or gone, then
Least I’ll be something to you

Mind’s a prison
No body, don’t got nobody
Strictly homebody
I try my best not to trip
But these walls are paper thin
Every now and then
I hear voices in the wind
Wooden floors creak
The death of what could’ve been

Put the volume on the lowest
For our neighbors down below
But I’m stuck in place
Eyes wide, glued to you
Walk away, outgrow you
Then how am I to know you
I’m the closest here that I’ve been to you

Cause you keep my head in a jar
Here on your night stand
I’ll spend my life left
With my head in a jar
If it’s the shelf or gone, then
Least I’ll be something to you 

If it’s the shelf or gone, then
Least I’ll be something to you 

It's in the way you give someone
A real embrace
That puts me in my place
My place
And though goodbye's long overdue
Hopelessly I wait
Here in my place
My place

Head in a Jar

independence, yay.
15 tracks from a near-future recursion.

Æthelburg is rising. Signals are clean, systems smooth, optimization near total. And yet… it hurts a little more every time it gets easier.

independence, yay. lives inside this paradox, where bandwidth isn’t just capacity, but identity, exhaustion, intimacy. Across these songs you’ll find whispers of transmission loss, algorithmic tenderness, municipal grief, and quiet resistance. Some songs glitch. Some drift. Some bloom.

This isn’t the “bandwidth album.” But it is haunted by what bandwidth has become: status, currency, measure of self. What happens when your very being gets measured in throughput?

From “System Override (for Two)” to “Zero-Sum Garden”, these tracks aren’t answers. They’re artifacts from a world that feels uncomfortably close. A world that still believes independence is the opposite of entanglement.

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“Still Got Sundays” bottles the slow warmth of weekend rituals: drum-brushes patter like morning rain, upright bass strolls under a horn section that smiles more than it shouts. Lyrically grounded in memory—the scarf on the coat rack, the pew in church—the track targets “Soul Coffee,” “Sunday Morning” and grown-folk R&B lists. Its gospel-kissed final chorus makes it sync gold for feel-good family spots.

Still Got Sundays

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Written by Daniel Caesar
Produced by Jordan Evans & Matthew Burnett
Co-Produced by Jordon Manswell
Music by Jordan Evans, Matthew Burnett, Jordon Manswell, Wesley Allen, Steve Henry & Nevon Sinclair
Mixed & Mastered by Riley Bell

"Blessed"
Written by Daniel Caesar
Produced by Matthew Burnett & Jordan Evans
Music by Matthew Burnett, Jordan Evans, Ian Culley, Alex Ernewein & Nevon Sinclair
Mixed & Mastered by Riley Bell

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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.

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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.

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