From the upcoming 'Uncrowded' EP, out October 15 via Park The Van.

Lyrics:
Look how far I’ve come
You were wrong to leave me alone
Don’t you dare hold my hand
You were wrong to leave me alone

So you heard all about me and you didn’t ask, yeah? 
Let’s hope you ain’t sleeping in the second half 
Maybe deep down you get it
Maybe only God knows

And what’s with all these pretences? 
I really wanna, do the work and let it grow now
Coz we’ve got a lot to show
Whether or not you try to stop it

Oh, out of sight, out of mind
It never mattered
If you can get ‘em on your side
That’s all that matters, yeah 

Look how far I’ve come
You were wrong to leave me alone
Don’t you dare hold my hand
You were wrong to leave me alone

Look how far I’ve come
You were wrong to leave me alone
If you’re scared, hold my hand
You were wrong to leave me alone

Ya ya ya ya ya ya ooooh I think you better, move on and let it go now

Ya ya ya ya ya ya ooooh I think you better, move slow and let it grow now 

I can’t pretend I didn’t sit around and wait
Had my head screwed on backwards trying to find a way out
But I can see clearly now
And I’m astounded 
Try to stay grounded but…

You were wrong about me 
You were wrong about me 

Look how far I’ve come
You were wrong to leave me alone
Don’t you dare hold my hand
You were wrong to leave me alone

Look how far I’ve come
You were wrong to leave me alone
If you’re scared, hold my hand
You were wrong to leave me alone

"You Were Wrong" by Steven Bamidele

Twentyfour

“Backbone of the 70s” is a bold, soul-charged anthem built to unite an entire generation. Blending the smooth groove of West Coast funk with the timeless spirit of 70s soul, the track celebrates the strength, pride, and legacy of everyone born in that golden decade. With deep bass, clean guitar riffs, and a smoky late-night vibe, the song delivers a modern hit feel anchored in classic roots. It speaks to survivors, dreamers, and builders — a generation that held the world together and still stands strong. Powerful, nostalgic, and unbreakably cool, Backbone of the 70s is more than music:
it’s a statement, a tribute, and a worldwide movement.

BACKBONE OF THE 70s

It’s a soulful, introspective track blending lo-fi jazz, bluesy hooks, and reflective rap verses. The song follows John’s internal struggle—fighting his own thoughts, longing for peace, and trying to find freedom from stress, poverty, and self-doubt. Despite the darkness, the tone is hopeful, using music as therapy and searching for moments of clarity.

Just to Feel Free

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White Stripes - Seven Nation Army (Cover) by Crux

Co-produced by Mark Barrie (soundcloud.com/mbarrie)

OUT NOW!

ITUNES  - found.ee/DesignxiTunes
SPOTIFY - found.ee/DesignxSpotify
BANDCAMP - found.ee/DesignxBandcamp

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Design

1st single from upcoming Goldie Chorus debut album!
Follow Goldie Chorus on Facebook: http://facebook.com/goldiechorus

Single release date: September 2nd.

Soon

Goldie Chorus - Soon (Single Edit)

"[The remix] is inspired by early Weatherall and Oakenfold productions, as well as the textures found on the Moodhut and Future Times labels. The dance mix builds to a grooving bass line which compliments the soaring melodies of the original." -- Mike Coogan (of Brett)

"Come On Thru" is taken from MADEIRA's debut EP "Bad Humors." Available here:
carpark shop - smarturl.it/badhumors_carpark
itunes - smarturl.it/badhumors_itunes

Catch MADEIRA in NY, NY on October 10th at Manhattan Inn: https://www.facebook.com/events/1294983093854836/

MADEIRA - Come On Thru (Brett Dance Remix)

Stream 'YCPOTF': https://awal.lnk.to/FrmuX

LYRICS:

You can change the colour
red or blue or amber
drown the sound with laughter
think about it for days after

but the rest is out of my hands

‘cause you can’t put out this fire
you can’t put out this fire

I watch it burn the fabric
my body is still, static
but I can’t relay what I’ve seen
‘cause I can’t touch the source
I just watch from afar

I’m tired of the smell of smoke, 
hanging in the air too long

but you can’t put out this fire
you can’t put out this fire
you can’t put out this fire

water water water x6

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Written and performed by Steven Bamidele
Produced and mixed by Camden Clarke
Artwork/promo material by Curtis Page
www.stevenbamidele.com
www.camdenclarke.com
www.curtiseuanpage.co.uk

You Can't Put Out This Fire

It's in All of Us

5 song Ep "The Life" produced by Drummer/Producer Max MacVeety.

4. SEEN

Juno award nominee and 2X Western Canadian music award nominee IAMTHELIVING, hails from Peckham, South East London, but now calls Vancouver BC his home. A distinct voice that stands alone, and the ability to create music that speaks volumes. Singer, songwriter, Producer, visionary & all-round performer, his stage presence and creative drive echo many great artists who have come before him.

It's in All of Us

Rian Peters