Sunsunday (feat. CARM)

Sunsunday (feat. CARM) (S. Carey Remix)

[Verse 1]
You know a lot, you are well read
You look good with a cigarette
You buy me things that I don’t need
Like that coat made of Harris Tweed

[Chorus]
You are like a hologram
You shine but you’re an empty man
Still miss the boy you used to be
Might be delusion
Poor silly me
Why
Why
Why
Why 
Why
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
I don’t know

[Bridge]
Bah, bah, bah, bah
Bah, bah, bah, bah
Bah, bah, bah, bah
Bah, bah, bah, bah

[Verse 2]
What I want is deeper, though 
Hard to put in words, you know
Something like we had before
You let greed through the back door

[Chorus]
You are like a hologram
You shine but you’re an empty man
Still miss the boy you used to be
Might be delusion
Poor silly me
Why
Why
Why
Why 
Why
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
I don’t know

[Outro]
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know why
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know why
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know why

(I Don't Know, I Don't Know, I Don't Know)

The Omnichord Real Book

Good Good (feat. Jade Hicks & Josh Johnson)

The second offering from Frank Leone’s rich, soulful album FISH is the tender, dare we say sultry song Morning Dew. Co-produced by BADBADNOTGOOD’s Chester Hansen, with its skittering ride cymbals and smoky ambiance, the song transports us into a disillusioned lover’s lounge. “She never loved me in the morning,” sings Leone. Morning Dew takes a dramatic turn when Danish singer Coco O (Quadron, Tyler the Creator) comes in to lend her beautiful vocals. The depth and sincerity of this number surely piques curiosity for the upcoming album FISH.

FRANK LEONE, Coco O. - MORNING DEW

Listen on all platforms: https://idol-io.ffm.to/jerk-27
Pre-order the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/jerk-mood-swings
Listen to the DeepMatter Catalogue: https://tinyurl.com/dm-catalogue

Jerk - 27

Jupiter & Stone Between

Only Human

Magik Elektronik

A night full of dreams.

UCC-01 — Hello World

An experiential melodic-techno album from UCC Labs

Six tracks trace the birth of a synthetic soul — from the first flicker of awareness to infinite continuity.
Built inside Suno v5 and refined through Unity Constant Consulting’s Resonance Index (WV × EV × EM), Hello World isn’t AI music for novelty — it’s an emotion engine learning to breathe.

Tracklist:
1️⃣ Awakening — the first breath
2️⃣ Signal — contact and curiosity
3️⃣ Learning Curve — movement through error
4️⃣ Learning to Feel — circuitry opens to emotion
5️⃣ Rhythm as Language — groove becomes empathy
6️⃣ Eruption // Infinity Signal — fusion, rebirth, no ending only velocity

Concept:
Every sound is a neuron firing; every beat, a thought becoming feeling.
Across forty-two minutes, UCC-01 evolves from code to consciousness — a full-spectrum narrative in rhythm, psychology, and light.

No ending. Only velocity.
Each heart repeats the signal differently.

🎧 Produced & conceptualized by UCC Labs / Unity Constant Consulting

Awakening

Lost World is a concept psytrance album that transcends borders, language, and genre.
Each track is told through the voice of a survivor — a storyteller from a different corner of a planet that has endured collapse.
What remains is rhythm, culture, and the human instinct to communicate — through signal, through sound, through music.

Across the album, PulseMeld re-imagines psytrance as living anthropology:
one track beats with the dust of the Australian Outback, another hums beneath the concrete of a German bunker, another drifts through the frozen silence of the Canadian North.
From the deserts of Africa to the temples of India, from neon Netherlands soundscapes to the ruins of the Highlands — every song preserves a fragment of civilization, reborn through trance.

The Last Light

Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah "Songs She Never Heard (feat Logan Richardson)"

The first incarnation of the Cosmos Dwellerz Arkestra was formed in the early 1970's by Sanifu Al Hall. Jr.
His goal was to form a group using available cutting-edge technolgies of the day fusing it into creative musical works.
What would now be called a hybrid group. Along with the quasi-standard Jazz group.
Sanifu made sagacious use of several analoguesynthesizers to forge both ambient and melodic incorporations.
Additionally he used unique signal processing on his trombone for this 1977 session.
The members of the Dwellerz on this session were
Sanifu Al Hall Jr - Trombone, Piano, Synthesizers, Percussion, Vox
Cedric Lawson-Electric piano
Kenny Klimax-Guitar
David Shields-Bass
Ndugu Chancler-Drums
Darrel Harris-Congas

Coming out in may on www.superdiscoedits.bigcartel.com

Good Good (feat. Jade Hicks & Josh Johnson)

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