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Stevie McMinn (stevie@akirarecords.com)
Jeremy Lloyd (jeremy@laissezfaireclub.com)

Slipping Away

Watch you through the window
Taking out the dead
Singing I miss you, Singing I miss you
Stabs me in the face, cuts me in the neck
Steel toe kicks 
Straight through the teeth
Straight through the teeth
Straight through the teeth

Backwards, backwards
Skull pressed to the glass
Backwards, backwards
Throat full of the past

The frosting's rancid between broken teeth
Fever threading through my spine
You metastasize in memory
I'm the limb that won't align
Steel toe kicks 
Straight through the teeth
Straight through the teeth
Straight through the teeth

Backwards, backwards
Nails dragging skin
Backwards, backwards
Wearing you thin

Don't make me look
Don't make me
The mirror's eating itself
Swallowing me frame by frame
I'm becoming ecstatic
becoming ecstatic

Gravity inverts
The floor becomes a mouth
I'm walking backwards through my bones
Into the erasure
Into the shape I used to be

Backwards

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Inside Your Mind

Written & Performed by Michael Vokes
Produced by Michael Vokes & Jay Marcovitz 
Mixed by Jay Marcovitz
Mastered by Derek Snyder

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TWITTER - twitter.com/michaelv0kes

℗ © 2016 VOKES

Wrong

Time

Woods At Night

So Odd

Stay with me
I will rise where you fall
Trembling
If you're my real friend
Then don't you wanna wait to come over?

Let me breathe
Just before we submerge
Eulogy
For the good life
So don't you wanna wait to come over?

Every part of me is overthrown
What I'd do just to prove or say
Don't tell me what you need I already know
What I'd do, what I'd do or say
Find me a horizon worth a look
What I do, what I do or say
Addictive indecision is all I know

So why you gotta wait to come over?
Why you gotta wait to come over here?
Stay with me
I will rise where you fall
Eulogy
For the good life
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Written, recorded, produced and performed by Charles Fauna 
Mixing/engineering - Steve Vealey
Master - @birocratic 
Additional vocals - Nora Rothman

Wait To Come Over

Spotify: https://loyal.lnk.to/patternsthatfall
Apple Music: https://apple.co/2NZ5Dzt
iTunes: https://apple.co/2xEOBfP

Brighton, UK collective LOYAL veers gently away from digital-heavy production in their new Fleetwood Mac inspired single "Patterns That Fall," out today. Exchanging more standard house structures for organic instrumentation, they've added a coziness to their sound while maintaining classic LOYAL tropes like funky bass-lines and hazy, enchanting vocals. The result of their deftly layered production is cross-genre appeal that has earned them comparisons to The xx, James Blake, and Rhye.

Headed up by James Day, Laurence Allen, and Alex Cowan, LOYAL first started expanding their line up with "House For You," teaming up with local Brighton artist Beth Molly Moore, a successful experiment that eventually led into the current seven-piece.​​​​​​​ "Patterns That Fall" is the second single from LOYAL's forthcoming EP (out December 7th). It follows "Everything (She)," A disco-house / pop-funk hybrid that glimmers with fresh energy and a hint of nostalgia. The decidedly chill and more ambient "Patterns That Fall" sees LOYAL stretching beyond their usually territory, opening up possibilities for the group in the future. "We can chop and change every time we write a song, which is really exciting for us," Laurence told Billboard in an interview. The track came to fruition one reflective Monday morning. "The lyrics and music came to us incredibly naturally. Almost like a stream of consciousness from both sides. The song represents us as human beings falling through our limited time here; The binary code happening behind our endless social media scrolling, even the rain as it falls. In that reflective Monday morning mood it felt as though everything in life was a mere pattern falling with little direction or rule. The comfort is to know we are all experiencing the exact same thing - and embracing that is all we can do."

LOYAL sprang to life in 2016 with their critically lauded debut single "Blue & The Green," which led to band members James Day, Laurence Allen, and Alex Cowan quickly becoming BBC Radio 1 darlings. Released via London label GOOD YEARS - the folks behind BANKS, Lil Silva, and Yellow Days - LOYAL found themselves in good company when it comes to artists on the edge of what's next.

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Patterns That Fall

Written by Sam R., Charles Fauna
Produced and Arranged by Sam R. 
Mixed by Ariel Loh
Mastered by Ariel Loh