'Prying Eyes' by Lurcher 
Collaboration with stephen Mullarkey and Graham Wilson from the UK, experimental album/EP work

Prying Eyes

Embark on a sonic voyage inspired by Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" Each track delves into post-apocalyptic dystopia's depths, with dark rhythms and shadowed melodies guiding the journey.

Feel the pulse of deep rhythms amidst decaying streets and flickering neon horizons. Each melody narrates tales of resilience and longing, inviting introspection, empathy and discovery.

Experience "Whispers In The Circuitry," where darkness and light converge in a mesmerizing soundscape. Embrace the surprise shadows, embrace the jazz melodies, and immerse yourself in this captivating musical journey through apocalyptic beats and pieces.

Sentient Beings

Jed Rabid - Island Breeze

Noxia 3666 - Sanscoucci Gate

A mix of light and shade, Modulate Me is a Darkwave / Triphop soundtrack set to a steady mix of downtempo electronic / industrial beats. Droning wavy bass and rhythmic bass are married with dreamy guitars, celestial synths and abstracted samples. The track progresses to a final countdown, spoken by Buzz Aldrin on the Apollo 11 Lunar mission in 1969.

Everything In Love

Modulate Me

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Thanks to Trillion for making his 'Alien Rapsody' acapella available.
Original acapella can be found here: https://trillion.bandcamp.com/album/alien-rapsody-acapella-remix-me-rap-from-2012

Hypnotic States (Alien Rapsody)

Dubmatix - Rude + Dub Steppa ( Base Remix )

Future Garage meets ambient in this deeply contemplative track. Somewhere in between the lines, there lies a space where light and darkness mix... where the waves of heavy droning synth bass wash upon the sparking shores of light hearted synth melodies. Where echoing vocals reverberate within an undefined space and time... Where we realise, that sometimes we feel more than we care to admit 🤍


Available for download here 💿https://scratchkelly.bandcamp.com/track/more-than-you-care-to-admit

To What Extent

More Than You Care To Admit

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This song by John Phillips. B side to Monday Monday in 1966, Mamas and the Papas. 
Guitars vocals : Acoustic Lighting
Bass,Keys,Synth,Orchestration and mix produced by 
Vittorio Gerlini JP
A wonderful collaboration with Vittorio on this evocative song from 1966, thank you Vittorio.

Got A Feelin

Collaboration from the UK, experimental album/EP work

Stephen Mullarkey/Graham wilson

Prying Eyes

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