From the album “Art Official” - “Hamster Wheel” is a hypnotic, claustrophobic spiral disguised as a song. It pulses like fluorescent lighting in a breakroom at midnight. It marches like emails sent at 4AM. It sings like the voice inside your head when your feet move but your life doesn’t.

Hamster Wheel

From the concept album “Art Official” by Slavez - Serving as a psychological rupture point in the album, “Car Crash Blues” is the moment when the human world fades behind, leaving listeners teetering on the edge of the unknown. It’s not just about wreckage—it’s about the strange, beautiful mourning that follows, and the flickering question: What part of me survived this?

Car Crash Blues

From the concept album “Art Official” - 

This is the track where motion becomes meaning. It’s not just about moving through the machine—it’s about reclaiming agency within it. Jack is no longer a passenger. The current doesn’t carry him—he’s learning to bend it.

Movement

from the concept album “Art Official” - “Electric Charge” doesn’t just mark a chapter—it’s the ignition spark of the second half of Art Official, where spirit and circuitry battle for control. This is the sound of rebirth through resistance, where humanity either dissolves or evolves.

Electric Charge

From the concept album “Art Official - Layered with minimalist beats and ghostlike echoes, the lyrics trace Jack’s growing awareness that everything he’s built, collected, and accomplished may mean nothing in the afterlife that looms ahead.

Body Of Work

From the concept album “Art Official” - “Ghost Road” explores death not as an end, but as a sacred migration—each verse a step further away from ego, from identity, from noise.

Ghost Road

Track from the concept album “Art Official” by Slavez - Through fragmented lyrics and vast, drowning soundscapes, the song confronts the vanishing line between nature and consequence. It’s as if Earth itself has taken a breath in reverse, pulling back its lifeblood—not to surrender, but to prepare. Not every end is a wave crashing down. Sometimes, it’s the silence before.

A fitting finale to the album’s evolution from body to machine to myth, this track leaves listeners submerged in ambiguity—wondering what remains after the ocean rewrites the map.

The Oceans Pulled Their Borders Back

From the concept album “Art Official” - "The Undertow" drags the listener into the hidden current beneath Art Official—a slow-burning meditation on being pulled back into patterns, memories, and emotions you thought you escaped. With submerged vocals and a ghostly pulse, the track embodies resistance and surrender, evoking the inescapable pull of unseen forces beneath the surface.

The Undertow

From the concept album “Art Official” - ChatGPT said:

"Find A Home" is the aching heart of Art Official—a stripped, vulnerable search for belonging in a fractured world. Blending raw lyricism with a haunting, minimal arrangement, the song echoes the digital soul’s yearning for something real, rooted, and lasting amid displacement, doubt, and disconnection. A desperate prayer whispered through static.

Find A Home

hide and seek at the cemetery
and you may get lost
its dark its damp
and the trees cut you off
from the shine of the moon
and the light from the road
the only sound you hear 
is the a grumpy toad


Ghosts In The Graveyard

Welcome to Scream For Halloween — a twisted, touching, and totally unhinged musical ride through the spirit of October. This genre-blending project fuses A.I., spooky nostalgia, dark humor, childhood wonder, and unexpected emotional depth into a parade of original Halloween anthems.

From talking pumpkins to haunted regrets, from witchy girl drama to existential graveyard bells, every song tells a tale — some funny, some freaky, and some that’ll catch you off guard with heart. It's trick-or-treating for your soul.

Ghosts In The Graveyard

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