SMOOTH GLIDE.   Feat Cabilo

“Pacem Meam Do Vobis” closes the album with a paradox: a promise of peace wrapped in the shadow of death. Borrowing its title from the words of Christ in John 14:27 — “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give unto you” — the song meditates on the tension between divine assurance and mortal finality. It’s a farewell not just in scripture, but in sound.

The track begins with apocalyptic brass — evoking the trumpet blasts of Revelation, heralds of both judgment and transcendence. From this dramatic opening, the song unfolds slowly, building with orchestral weight and sacred texts. But just when peace seems within reach, it arrives in the form of a flatline. A heartbeat stops. The listener is left with the chilling realization: in this world, the only peace we can be certain of may come with death.

Yet even here, a deeper meaning flickers beneath the surface. The text drawn from the Secreta for All Saints’ Day reminds us: “The souls of the righteous... seem in the eyes of the foolish to be dead, but they are at peace.” The concluding “Alleluia” — “Praise the Lord” — is not naïve joy, but a stubborn, defiant hope. It echoes the album’s recurring theme, first spoken by Virgin Black: “All is lost but hope.”

Pacem Meam Do Vobis is the sound of finality — and what might lie beyond.

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PACEM MEAM DO VOBIS

Justorum animae in manu Dei sunt, 
et non tanget illos tormentum malitiæ:
Visi sunt oculis insipientium mori: 
illi autem sunt in pace. Alleluia!

(The souls of the righteous are in the hands of God, 
and the torment of malice shall not touch them:
They seem in the eyes of the foolish to be dead, 
but they are at peace. Alleluia!)

Horror Sacri

Pacem Meam Do Vobis

Video available here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOvUjn96xp8

Author, composer: Antoine G 2025

Vocals, synths, melodica, drum machines: Antoine G
Glockenspiel: Charles-Eric Charrier

LYRICS:

May the sun shine for you on each step of the way 
May flowers blossom at your feet every day 
May the breeze sing to you the words you need to hear
And may it guide you gently when the path is  unclear

May your mind stay open, may your dreams never die 
May they nourish the love that you’re holding inside 
And when shadows grow long when the skies turn gray 
May love be the lantern that lightens your way 

So walk on, through the wind, walk on through the rain 
Walk on, walk on my son, I’ll always be there

This world we live in is shattered and bruised 
You can’t ignore the pain if you don’t want to lose 
The warmth of your soul and the light in your eyes
Your love for your brethren is what will make you thrive

So walk on, through the wind, walk on through the rain 
Walk on, walk on my son and choose your own way




Cover art: Anai171, 2018,  licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.
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May the Sun Shine for You

The screen flickers
The table yawns
We sit
We wait
We vanish

This hour is gone
You will never get it back

You could have walked the forest path
Heard the crow
Touched the moss
Lit a fire
Watched the sky

Instead
you counted bullets on a slide

This hour is gone
You will never get it back

You could have baked bread
Fed a friend
Watered the thirsty plant
Read the forgotten page
Slept without dreaming

Instead
you raised your hand
and lowered it again

This hour is gone
You will never get it back

You could have carved a song
Bled on the strings
Run until the lungs caught fire
Kissed a mouth that mattered
Buried the silence in wine

Instead
you stared at the clock
and the clock stared back

This hour is gone
You will never get it back
This hour is gone
You will never get it back

Never
Never
Never
Never
Never

You will never get it back

Never
Never
Never
Never
Never

This Hour Is Gone

I drew a line to measure truth
It bent itself into a loop
I tried to name the shape of time
It laughed and told me, "Not this time"

I chased the proof, the numbers lied
They split in two, then multiplied
The closer that I came to fact
The further it dissolved to act

Meaning hides in coded schemes
In broken clocks and endless dreams
The world’s a riddle, sharp and sly
It grins and winks each time you try

You reach for logic, it slips away
A paradox dressed in broad daylight
The punchline waits at the end of the play
It only lands when the timing’s right

Bazinga!
Bazinga!
Bazinga!
Bazinga!

Bazinga

KOIKOI’s second single from their forthcoming album O sreći u snovima // On Happiness in Dreams, out in autumn 2025 on KoiKolektiv Records 

Ti Imaš Mir

The First Minute opens 12 Minutes — a short ambient classical journey by composer Jeremias Langsämmer. Soft strings meet choral textures to create a space of stillness and reflection. Designed for focus, calm, and cinematic listening, this piece captures the breath between thought and silence.

🎧 From the forthcoming album 12 Minutes, a suite of short ambient classical works for piano, strings, and quiet contemplation.

For fans of: Max Richter, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólafur Arnalds, Nils Frahm, Hammock

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Jeremias Langsämmer – The First Minute | Ambient Classical Strings & Choral Calm

Sarabande From Suite No. 2 for Lute, BWV 997

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Malovana website : https://malovana.eu/

"The Emigrant" is a tribute to the painter Albert Bierstadt, who immortalized the dramatic scenes of the great European emigration to the United States. The piece focuses on the hope that emigrants took with them, gazing upon the words "Hope on the Lord" before setting sail. Upon arrival in America, their hope was transferred to the motto "In God We Trust," which appears on American banknotes. The composition captures the emotions associated with separation from their homeland, but also the hope for a new beginning. The message of the piece emphasizes the importance of faith and hope for emigrants, who are often called the descendants of devils. The entire piece is full of energy and optimism, reflecting the spirit of the times.

Vocal : Agnieszka Bieńkowska, Jacek Przydryga, Magdalena Meisel
Music : Magdalena Meisel, Jarosław Toifl, Marcel Różanka
Lyrics : Krzysztof Wartak,
Producer/publisher : Krzysztof Wartak, Malovana

Malovana is a band in its musical form, inspired by the works of painters, concept artists, and designers.

Imagine approaching the painting "Demon" and hearing the buzz, conversations, and music. Krzysztof Wartak's inspiration for "Malovana" brought selected works of art to life through sound, emotion, and narrative. The songs encompass a wide range of texts, also touching on vivid historical figures and timeless events. The results of this unprecedented project will be experienced during concerts organized by the Malovana band in 2025, where outstanding musicians will perform. Their interpretations will transform many works of art and historical events from now on.

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The Emigrants

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I love amphibians and have an affinity for fried okra, loud guitars, and sick beats. expedition 33 and port wine are my thing at the moment, along with hollow knight and rise of the ronin.

Sarabande From Suite No. 2 for Lute, BWV 997

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