you 
you’re going to lose
fools a loose home
in rolls unknown
into eyes now
in our lives now
all eyes are now

you’re my star, darling	
oh paraglide hiding
get outdoors
get decent
take a trip to Valhalla Heights
take a trip to reality
on the way home ask mom is she crying alone 
ooh would you ever take the blood and 
bore
dom 
hate?
hollow l-o-l, oh

follow the starter 
getting dry and i’m aching
i’m bout to figure drunk 
in alcohol-and-appeasement
stored out on known unknowns

you my nigga [moriddim 'a noun unknown' veemix] - JJ the Genius

lyrics:

stop the honours

lower your status

praying mantis

awful habit

we’re the pity

in tie dye stink

we’re absolutely flagrant things



i’m turning places

all myspaces

forgetful facebooks

i’m rapturin' on my own

disowned my hands

with heart beneath me



who’d let it fall away?

who'd go to this place?

whose hand's in the way?



oh let it name

did ya call it: “struggle?"

what your body doubles?



can i not afford my own?

what the fuck will i live on?



in far aways

In focused language

in harder sayings

deeper entanglements



hire help and harp away

i follow a way

realign my placement

Done Working It Out (Way Back In '94)

original track by Mochipet

vocals added in by moriddim
lyrics by sinthematica

sink or bounce at fast pace
on a back paid trip
on a battleground
can you feel the sound?

enjoy it
in awe
crying’s your nature
abusing “okays”
too real around your stone
how long are you gonna love to drown?

in this deep daughter death
speaking bodies and 
living in bread
is there any glad you feel with migraines, home-head?

is it the fraction of a fear?
cuz you stepped
on a name when you
chose it
chose it
chose it


Mochipet -- End Of Summer Song [moriddim 'name you chose' veemix]

The title does not have any special significance other than that it represents something unfamiliar and alien - a sentiment I had felt overcome with when listening to more of BBC Global News podcasts towards the end of last year. As an American, I certainly have the world at my fingertips, yet I often find myself consumed with all sorts of nonsense with hardly a significant concern for the enormous world of people around me. With these podcasts, I was presented with all sorts of daily atrocities of unspeakable horror and I felt a compulsion to piece together some of the more emotional responses I could find from immensely talented BBC reporters. Their pathos was always authentic and poignant in such a way that can only be “heard,” in these particular instances.
    
    Otario Fonton collects pieces from various interviews concerning desperate situations in Zimbabwe, Nigeria, and Cuba among others. It is a piece meant to incite concern, inspire optimism, and above all percussively destroy a tepid state of over-saturated gluttony for distraction that I’m certain we’ve all felt now and again.
    
    I hope you enjoy it.

Otario Fonton

Pre-mastered, second to final version (you like that? that's called spinning the truth)

A lot of Aphex Twin tickling me in an inappropriate manner while writing this. General Warp feel, like what if Warp had an artist that was more accessible?

Message me for lyrics. They probably don't make much sense, though.

Hollow Hate v4

old track. new mix. work in progress. you'll hear why...


we will find a cure here
we will lead the way
desperately misstepping
terribly unsafe

i would like to taste you
simply eat you up
consciously embrace you
tear your spirit up

everything is ending
everything at once
nothing's everlasting
choke on finite dust


everything's a mess here
colliding cosmic rage
we seek to overpress here
we cannot make mistakes

i'm lying here to leave you
i'm listening to God
he says that nothing suits you
why don't you just give up?

everything is ending
everything at once
nothing's everlasting
choke on finite dust


© 2009 - Paul Kalkin. All Rights Reserved.

Everything at Once [2011 edit]

it started off as a song.

just like a random song.

and then i wrote some lyrics to it.  and then sang them.

but they were crap.

and then i listened along and found myself singing this almost embarrassingly great classic from the 90s

and that's how it happened

Here Comes the Hotstepper [moriddim dulce d'electro re-creation]

First track from tUnE-yArDs "Bird-Brains" LP

I'll never leave you alone
Breaking is part of the bone
My heart will beat against yours making sure
We never turn into stone

heavily inspired by NIN first LP "Pretty Hate Machine"

tUnE-yArDs -- For You [Pretty Hate For-Me cover]

moriddim: veemix treatment

subject: "Why Like This," Teebs -- Ardour LP

music by Teebs
words and voice by varius artist
xtra beat programming by moriddim


lyrics:

taking a cab home from work
to a party 
"…were there any special names?" 

after the party
when everyone oddly
dispersed
so much for a name 

were you ever together?
hardly a number
lesser than zero
higher than hate

in the smoke you're inspired
call me a liar 
setting your lack far away

where it seeps into stains
and hardens your veins
submitting your standards for grace

and it won't come true
but i believed in you

i believed in you
i believed in you

won't the words come true?
i believed in you
i believed in you

i believed in leaving you

oh what will i do?
i know
i'll go home
i'll find my way home
i'll always have home 

Teebs - Why Like This [...is How You Lose Her - moriddim veemix]

Paul Charlatan is a San Francisco sound warrior pumping with a New Yorker's red blood. That's gonna mean eclectic vibes with bassy undersides, deeper in the house and punchy all the time. Paul is the kinda DJ that you get distracted by. Don't try to have a good conversation while this charlatan is on the decks. Your feet won't let you anyway! Expect soulful hip-hop and house, and if the mood is right, funky breaks from all over the world. If you like syncopation and good timing, you came to the right rhythm space.

Moriddim is about synthesis, voice, and of course rhythm. Dark. Moving. Vibrant. He combines influences from popular 80's artists like Depeche Mode and Gary Numan with newer soul modulators and beat crafters like Mount Kimbie and Four Tet. moriddim also borrows from the cryptic stream-of-consciousness style lyrics of bands like Underworld and Soul Coughing with delivery characteristic of vocalists like Pete Yorn and Beck. With all that said, like AZ aptly puts it, what you'll hear is "rather unique".

Contact moriddim-at-gmail-dot-com for booking, recording, DJing, or consultation.

Paul Charlatan

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