Dank Sloots

Chilled song with a melodically beautiful chorus sung by Andrew Thomson. A story full of meaning and a situation many of us have been in before! Enjoy

Locked Doors ft. Andrew Thomson

This song starts off with a in your face, catchy chorus which builds up to a deep and a little bit dark verse! Coming back through the motions to the end with an epic electro-fueled outro that leaves you wanting to scream out "Am I holding on?!"

Holding On

This song is pretty much a piss take on those guys, yeah you know the ones (see exhibit A), that go to the festival and make the internet that much funner afterwards!

The Stereosonic Life

Chilled song with a melodically beautiful chorus sung by Cameron Black. A story full of meaning and a situation many of us have been in before! Enjoy

Locked Doors

A story of a kid growing up in a place that no one wishes for. So familiar for some many... Hip hop verses with a pop chorus. Listen to my story told for everyone that needs it...

A Place Like This

The title track from my debut EP, it's all about partying and doing what you love because, fuck it! Dedicated to every bartender/staff that has ever had to put up with me in whatever condition I presented myself in! Live it up!

Live It Up

A slow acoustic hip hop song about love and shit...

Two Years

When I decided to do the Hermitude remix competition I sat down and immediately knew what I was going to do after already hearing the track and thinking "that would be a sick part to spit some verses over". So I went about and remixed the music with a clear idea in mind. When it came to the lyrics for the verses, I was lost. Only making out as little words as I could count on one hand, I took to the internet to find whatever I could with no avail. I googled the word 'ukiyo'. I had a good idea it would be Japanese and it was. I was very interested to find out that it describes the urban lifestyle of the Edo period in Japan 400 years ago and directly referring to the pleasure-seeking aspects of life. The district had many brothels, tea houses and dance-drama theatres and attracted geishas, actors, samurai, sumo wrestlers, merchants and also prostitutes. Ukiyo has two direct translations: Floating World (the more common) and Sorrowful World, the earthly plane of death and rebirth that which Buddhists sought release from.

With this in mind I read many articles and blogs from in side the minds of call girls, men who go to brothels and health professionals speaking on the reasons why they become a prostitute and why men go. The first verse is from a girl's perspective escaping reality and not wanting to realise or seek release from the Sorrowful World and the second verse is from a man's, who doesn't think he can find love because of his inadequacies and finds comfort and intimacy in the company of those willing to trade money for love...

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