Moments

Written and Performed by Ryan Ritual
Produced and Mixed by Chris Zane
Mastered by Joe Laporta
Engineered by Nathan Cable
Additional Guitars by Connor James

I need to slap myself
Across the face
Going down that road
Was a mistake
I spent the last 2 years
Stuck In a daze
Keep finding ways ways ways
To stain these chains

It’s not that hard to move on
I let the weight of love rip me apart

I let the weight of love rip me apart
I let the weight of love rip me apart
I let the weight of love rip me apart
I let the weight of love rip me apart

I have been seduced
By the pain
No going back
It’s not the same

It’s not that hard to get what you want
I let the weight of love rip me apart

I let the weight of love rip me apart
I let the weight of love rip me apart
I let the weight of love rip me apart
I let the weight of love rip me apart

Rip Me Apart

Love Show

I know it’s hard for you to try and guess everything I’m thinking
Is that what you’re thinking?
Can I make it youthfully tragic, enigmatic?
While I’m clinging onto the thought that it can’t beat me
But it nearly beat me

And my chest grows tight, when I know that I

I think I’ve felt this fall before
It’s sticking harder than I’d thought
I’ll call my friends, and let them down
And change my name, and leave my town
Then go get help, but lie about it all
Til you see the signs of the fall

I guess I’m still that kid with all her fears
I thought coming of age would come with a bit more patience
I didn’t know if I’d make it
Do I rely on the medication?
Internet sensations?
Dopamine-dependent temporary vacations from everything that I’m faking

And my chest grows tight, when I know that I

I think I’ve felt this fall before
It’s sticking harder than I’d thought
I’ll call my friends, and let them down
And change my name, and leave my town
Then go get help, but lie about it all
Til you see the signs of the fall

Has my ego become too bruised finding something to live and die for?
Know that I’ve still got more to prove, but there’s too much to care and fight for

And my chest grows tight, when I know that I

I think I’ve felt this fall before
It’s sticking harder than I’d thought
I’ll call my friends and let them down
And change my name, and leave my town
Then go get help, but lie about the reasons why I don’t come out
I’m scared to love and I’m scared to lose
And I’m scared of ageing for both me and you
And I’m all choked up, have I said too much?
Did I roam too far?
Will you pick me up?

The Fall

Welcome back into the wonderful world of Marcoca with their live version of ‘Cosmic Blunder’. With a growing fanbase of 16k followers across platforms, their young career got off to a flying start, and the band quickly gained recognition for its '60s psychedelia. Also acclaimed for their absolutely demonic live performances, Marcoca delivered a live version of ‘Cosmic Blunder’, the very-Doors title of the German band. Melting rock, funk and jazz, it’s a call to trance and metamorphosis.

Cosmic Blunder

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Written, performed and produced by Dominique Finnegan and Scott Kaufman
Mixing and Mastering - Scott Kaufman

Other Half

Stream 'So Many Years Now' :https://bfan.link/so-many-years

Dive into ‘So Many Years’ by Kip Nelson. Between Texas and California, Kip Nelson is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who records all of his music at home using old microphones and cassette players to create texture. Known for his title ‘Be on My Side’ which gathered more than 1M streams across platforms, his music balance between pop sensibilities and psychedelic features. ‘So Many Years’ is a dynamic piece with beautiful melodies, the ideal in-between for lovers of nostalgia.

World Unknown EP

So Many Years

Kip Nelson - So Many Years

Stream 'Maybe Next Year' now: https://bfan.link/maybe-next-year

Immerse yourself in a spellbinding musical morning with Mostly Sonny's "Maybe Next Year". The young Melbourne artist is an indie folk nugget with several singles to his credit, including 'Over Here', which has topped the million listener mark. Tinged with nostalgia, his captivating single evokes a picturesque Australian aesthetic. The gentle harmonies of acoustic guitars and pianos weave a melancholy canvas, ideal for a peaceful morning under the Australian sun.

Mostly Sonny - Maybe Next Year

HIT ME HARD AND SOFT

THE DINER

"Ratrace" is the 1st Single from the album "Lost Tapes Pt.III" (06.12.2024), a selection of unreleased tracks and demos 1997-2023.
Siamese Twin Records 2024.

https://wimjanssens.com

Written, arranged and produced by Wim Janssens.
Mastered by Leonard De Leonard.

Ratrace

Somewhere, anywhere ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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Mostly Sonny - Maybe Next Year

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