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Listening again: So awesome Reggae-Sound! - Please listen to and give me some support (Repost, Like and/or Comment) on my latest track too. You can find the lyrics in English in the Introduction to the track.  https://soundcloud.com/user-867592383/noch-einen-letzten-abschiedskus-one-last-farewell-kiss-english-lyrics-in-the-intro

Listening again. So well designed! - Hello, here my new track: „Mother Violence“. I would be glad again, if you listen in and give me some feedback (repost, comments on the track timeline, or like). In the introduction to the track you can learn something about the background of the meaning of the song title and lyrics.  As always: If you need any support from me for your music, please contact me. With best regards from Berlin Karl https://soundcloud.com/user-867592383/mother-violence

This song is about a friends relationship with his step-niece. It’s called ‘Can’t You See’.

Can't You See

Can’t You See by Dave Hanrahan 🌎 Music

Hey everyone! "Sanctify" is a song that's very close to my heart. It's about finding peace and healing in the midst of chaos and uncertainty.I wanted to create a track that serves as a sanctuary for the soul, a place where you can escape the noise of the world and find solace within yourself. It's about embracing your inner strength and resilience, even when life gets tough.Through "Sanctify," I hope to provide a sense of comfort and empowerment to anyone who's going through a difficult time. Remember, you are stronger than you think, and you have the power to overcome any obstacle.So, if you're in need of a little sanctuary, let "Sanctify" be your guide. You are worthy of love, peace, and happiness.

Tasha - Sanctify

In Transit

Echoes of Light and Void" is the result of a deep personal journey, coinciding with a process of introspection and growth.The essence of the album revolves around duality: the coexistence of light and void, clarity and uncertainty, and how both dimensions complement each other—both in the sonic space and in human experience.

The music blends ambient, orchestration, cinematic percussion, and electronic elements with an industrial feel. Dense textures and immersive soundscapes shift between ethereal and abyssal tones. Each track represents a chapter in this journey.
The first two tracks are part of the official soundtrack for Punto Nemo, the new sci-fi/horror series on Amazon Prime Video, produced by Ficción Producciones and directed by Denis Rovira. Starring Najwa Nimri, Óscar Jaenada, Maxi Iglesias, and Alba Flores, among others.

Both the series and the album will be released on March 28 of 2025

Sunken Souls (From the Amazon Series "Punto Nemo") - Feat. Exxasens

Change begins with You

“Lemon Drops & 19 Crimes” is a smooth, intoxicating Afro-fusion track that blends romance, rhythm, and red wine into one unforgettable vibe. With sultry lyrics and hypnotic melodies, Shaun Andrew captures the thrill of a deep, magnetic connection, the kind that hits you like a sweet cocktail of temptation and truth. The verses drip with Nigerian slang and modern flair, painting scenes of slow dances, stolen kisses, and a love that feels both spiritual and undeniable. From the lemon on her lips to the 19 Crimes in his cup, every line invites you deeper into a mood of late-night intimacy and effortless chemistry. Whether you're vibing on a rooftop, riding through city lights, or locked in with someone special, “Lemon Drops & 19 Crimes” sets the perfect tone for romance without rewind.

Lemon Drops & 19 Crimes

Let Dem Live

my beer

I Won't Forget You

I once overheard a conversation. A friend was saying "we're just women with too much rope".  I wasn't' entirely sure what she meant, but the phrase stuck with me.

Lyrics
Everything’s been easy at every turn
Too much freedom we never had to earn
Too much money, too much sex
Too many things going the way you’d expect

The light is bright, The day is long
We always had plenty of adequate dope
I never complained about what you did
When you gave us too much rope 

Too much coffee
Too much time
Too many options
To keep in line
Too much youth
In early days
Too much time and money
For the current craze

There were questions we didn’t need to answer
That was something that we never had to do
When things went wrong like they always tend to
There was always rope and it would pull us through

You must have made some choices in those empty days
Running up expenses that nobody pays
Did you think about it, was it something you planned
I'm not complaining I just don't understand

You gave us so much, thought we could do without hope
You kept us supplied with plenty of rope
Now it seems we're finding it harder to compe
With the bumpy ground and the slippery slope 

Too much nonsense
Too many rhymes
It's hard to hear
At the best of time
I never want to question
Who I'm talking to
Cuz the answers don't even sound
Half way true

There were questions we didn’t need to answer
That was something that we never had to do
When things went wrong like they always tend to
There was always rope and it would pull us through

All that rope seemed like a gift
I figured it would help me feel free
But I didn’t understand that rope weighs a lot
It’s weighing me down, it’s not letting me be

There came a time when it seemed to me
That this rope became a liability
Things that used to come so easily
Became tangled in their  complexity

For what you gave I felt gratitude
Now things have changed and now I have to conclude
Mabye we’d be better living day to day
If we didn't have this rope getting in our way

There were questions we didn’t need to answer
That was something that we never had to do
When things went wrong like they always tend to
There was always rope and it would pull us through

Too Much Rope

Living In A Box - Reggae Version

Songwriter - Composer - Percussionist - Vocalist - Producer
Contact, collabs & Booking: philswain.music@gmail.com

Songwriter, composer, performer, Phil Swain started his musical adventures in 2013. Diversity in his music, depth in his lyrics characterise his style. A subtle blend of funk, jazz, house and groove afford the listener and the spectator a very special experience...
From his very beginnings in music as backing vocalist and drummer in a choir, his project was to create tracks composed only with percussions. But the idea soon evolved. Adding a melodic voice and chords were the starting point of a long series of eclectic compositions. His voice gained in subtlety and his style was enriched with various influences – 70s English pop, jazz, funk and reggae from the 80s, 90s electro, Drum’n’Bass, House and African music. To enrich his compositions, Phil collaborates with musicians coming from various horizons. He describes his style as electro pop, and has created his own electro biotope, influenced by funk, reggae, jazz and Latino music – a universe very much his own. 
He performs very frequently in Costa Rica, where he takes a big part of his inspiration. The incredible lushness of nature there allows him to recreate an atmosphere of universal horizons. 
In May 2017, he released his debut album, Evolution on the Move, with 11 tracks, distributed on digital platforms. We discover diversity in the musical style and depth in the texts... This album has the lush atmosphere of the vegetation that envelops the recording studio in which he works during his stays – as well the blue shades of hope that dwells in his lyrics, directed towards peace and harmony through self-change. 
The Buddhist philosophical influence in his texts give depth to his world. The meeting of nature and keyboards produces a wonderfully groovy ecological electronic music. 
Fluids of positive energy also emerge from lyrics that call for refusing the fury of the present world and enjoying the present moment. Each track reminds us of the urgency to respect our good old planet and the earthlings that populate it, sung in a very warm voice...

Living In A Box - Reggae Version

PHIL SWAIN

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