Stay in frame

"A Good Color On You" showcases Phantom Pink's undeniable talent as a songwriter and his ability to craft deeply emotive and thought-provoking compositions. His haunting vocals, accompanied by delicate acoustic arrangements and ethereal soundscapes, transport audiences to a realm where introspection and vulnerability intersect.

Written from a dystopian mindset drawing from his hometown Portland, OR, these songs represent the sad injustices and overall feeling of melancholy as modernity weighs down on young people.

Bloodbath

Almost Home

Greeting Card Goodbye

Part Of My Heart (Alt. Version)

Artificial Tears

Breakneck Speed

Idiom

02 Falling

Written by: Zeero Everlong
Created with: Suno

So Much of Nothing

amends (p. peril)

“Stay in Frame” is a moody, vulnerable track about holding onto love that’s already slipping away — trying to freeze the moment before it’s gone forever.

Opposite

Music should make you feel something and “Sun Through The Trees” does just that! It’s a refreshing dance between nature and spirit that reminds us to stay encouraged and to believe in ourselves especially when you’re struggling to find your way.

Sun Through The Trees

Virginia’s Pit

OVERNIGHT - MONTEABLDO  (DEMO)

This song is about us always trying to look outside for something in our lives that we think will make us happy, fix us, or end in lasting happiness - when really all the answers we need are already inside. There’s ‘nothing more’ out there. To quote buddhist teacher Thich Naht Hanh ‘The way out is in’.

Nothing More

A Robin Hood Christmas is a modern London folk myth.

Told through wandering minstrel instruments — wooden flutes, small strings, footsteps and breath — and threaded with the low pulse of the city, the album reimagines the legend of Robin Hood in a winter London where Christmas doesn’t reach everywhere equally.

This is Robin of Epping Forest: moving on foot, off-grid, redistributing what’s pooled too high. Alongside him are Little John, who carries the weight; Maid Marian, who keeps the network alive; Friar Tuck, who offers warmth without judgement; and the Sheriff of Notting Hill, whose power is polite, procedural, and still.

Medieval folk textures blend with subtle modern sounds — jungle fragments, underground drones, glitch echoes — not as contrast, but as continuity. The forest is no longer a place. It’s a practice. It moves where people move.

There are no heroes here. No victories.
Just winter held together — this time.

PATHS FATHER CHRISTMAS CAN’T TAKE

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