Entrails

Yearning Sunrise

something is wrong

TOUCHING TOO LOUD (single #1) from long awaited Spark In The Machine LP out 1st December 2025
on Bandcamp: https://olaszmidt.bandcamp.com/album/spark-in-the-machine-2

Press Release: 

Ola Szmidt’s music breathes in the rhythm of wounds.
Those visible, and those hidden beneath the skin.

She lets them speak through her in their own language.

It is the voice of women whose tenderness has been silenced for years, pushed into the shadows. Now, in subtle whispers, in trembling resonance, it slowly finds its way to the surface.

Each phrase is like a breath of freedom, a fragile yet courageous touch of the truth. Though still “too loud” for a world accustomed to silence.

This album is an intimate testimony of healing.

A process in which pain does not vanish, but transforms into strength.

In the space between silence and voice, between fragility and courage, Ola captures something essential: the path of reclaiming oneself.

It is music for all those who know that scars are not an end.
They are like a memory. They make us more sensitive and stronger same time. They are like a map leading towards freedom.

Touching Too Loud is a journey through the landscape of body and soul that have learned to live with scars.

They told us to be quiet.
To fold our feelings into silence.
To carry pain like a secret,
and let fear stitch itself into our skin.

But silence is not the end.
Beneath the weight of what was done to us,
our voices never disappeared

TOUCHING TOO LOUD is the sound of that waiting ending.
It is the trembling breath of women rising from shadows,
the fragile resonance of truths once too dangerous to be spoken.
Each musical line is a scar turned into a voice. And from those multiple lines, a song is formed.

This is not music for forgetting what happened.
It is music for remembering.
This is music about growing up, becoming stronger,
For feeling the wound and the healing at once,
for reclaiming the body, the tenderness, the right to be heard.

Here, our voices are no longer small.
They are subtle, yes, but unstoppable.
They are soft, but unbroken.
They are free.

Press Release written by Karolina Wolska
meditativedrawings.com  

#electronica #livelooping #rc505

Spark In The Machine

Pre-Order Deluxe Vinyl

TOUCHING TOO LOUD

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X11vAypstLA

Inner Earth Railway (Remix)

Inner Earth Railway (Remix) & Video Link

Kappaar Daltonag

A little reminder that summer isn't quite over yet - "Here shall he see no enemy, but winter and rough weather"

"Under the greenwood tree" is the second song in Roger Quilter's cycle of Shakespeare songs. It appears in "As You Like It", Act II, Scene 5.

Piano accompaniment as always by the wonderful Helen Roberts.

We hope you'll enjoy it, as well as the very last days of summer :).

Lyrics:

Under the greenwood tree
Who loves to lie with me,
And tune his merry note
Unto the sweet bird's throat,
Come hither, come hither, come hither:
Here shall he see
No enemy
But winter and rough weather.

Who doth ambition shun,
And loves to live i' the sun,
Seeking the food he eats,
And pleas'd with what he gets,
Come hither, come hither, come hither:
Here shall he see
No enemy
But winter and rough weather.

Under the Greenwood Tree (Roger Quilter - with Helen Roberts)

A journey through the enigmatic Kuiper Belt! We hope you enjoy this voyage! 

Sedna Sleeps

They bend beneath the grammar of shapes,
their spines spelling out the circle’s weight,
the triangle’s sharp silence,
the unfinished mouth of the arc.
On the striped earth they move like broken metronomes,
measuring a rhythm only the sky remembers.
It is less a dance than a translation
flesh carrying the burden of thought
bodies turned into symbols,
symbols turned into prayer.

Jonesy

A FINE WAY REPRISE

I’m At The End

Composer. Producer. Funded by Arts Council England, PRS, mentored by Four Tet.
Bookings: felixshimizu@proton.me