Your Echo by CrusaderBeach is a mellow, reflective solo piano piece that explores themes of memory and the lingering impact of someone significant. It evokes a nostalgic sense of longing and unresolved emotions.

The track features the gentle, intimate tones of a slightly-felted vintage piano.

CrusaderBeach is the pseudonym of composer Adrian Webster - a self-taught pianist from the North West of England whose neoclassical solo piano pieces blend captivating melodies with emotive moods. Discover more at: https://crusaderbeach.com/

Your Echo

Dancing in the dark

Afrotrip

Co-written with Simon Wolstencroft .
Hypnotic rhythmic dreamscape with swirling melodies and dynamic beats.
Will feature on Lucigenic’s first Album later this year.
Recorded at Hope Studios Mcr, Produced by ‘Twem’ Thomas Twemlow.
Photo by Karen McBride photography
Artwork by Gavin Burnet

Comfort Zone

where the song started

I was up before dawn

Neon

Green Sun is the 3rd track from the Real World EP. Produced by Mike Moore and featuring Patrick Walden on guitar. 

Green Sun

this song is all about knowing your self worth, and recognising when you’re in a rut

i deserved better

FFO: Tame Impala, The xx, Sylvan Esso

Brighton-based electronic pop duo Sock Drawer return with “Bored” a woozy, slow-burning dream-pop track set in a parallel universe where they’re rich, famous, and finally on tour. In reality? They’re just... bored.

One of the earliest tracks written for their upcoming debut album, “Bored” began as a stripped-back acoustic tune—a half-baked escape plan rooted in a fantasy trip to Amsterdam. That trip never happened, but the daydream stuck. Over time, the song grew into a layered, sample-heavy voyage through inertia and imagination. Guitars pulse with restless energy, drum loops stutter and swirl, and the final section bursts into a euphoric 4-to-the-floor outro—a pop-fuelled hallucination of a tour that never was.

Vocalist Ebony Grace reflects on being a tourist in your own life adrift, daydreaming, and disconnected. “‘Bored’ is set in a kind of parallel universe—by the end of the track, we’re on tour and rich and famous. But really, we’re just daydreaming on the sofa,” she says.

It’s escapism disguised as a pop song—or maybe the other way around.

Tomorrowland

Joey Keating