I Had To Hide It

25 years ago, I discovered the world of raves and clubs, immersing myself in the diverse sounds of electronic music. From house to techno, progressive trance to the vibrant French electro scene, and even pure UK drum 'n' bass, these influences have shaped my musical journey.

For over a decade, I have been crafting tracks that reflect my passion for these genres. Now, I am more determined than ever to produce music consistently, taking the time to explore, improve and share my vision.

My only desire is to make people dance, just as I love to let go and lose myself on the dance floor. I pour my energy and passion into every beat, aiming to create moments of pure release, where music takes over and connects us all in motion.

Follow me—I don’t know exactly where I’m headed, but I hope you’ll enjoy the journey!



A-laise is a Tuckey production solo project. “A-laise” is derived from the French word “alaise,” signifying comfort. A-laise, an accomplished artist and musician, delivers original tracks with a smooth, mellow, and upbeat sound. These tunes are designed to soothe and relax, providing a pleasant backdrop or more, tailored to your personal preferences.

#Instrumental   #Piano   #Indie 
#AltRock   #Folk & Singer-Songwriter .   Welcome!
Please check our playlists.
We are very open to collabs.
Do you really like our music? If so, you can tip: https://ko-fi.com/the_moonflights

Andrew LeTo was born in Germany in 1981. He traveled through the country for many years and finally returned to his old roots and home. As a child he learned to play guitar and keyboard and he discovered his musical streak. Music has always been his world. He was interested in many styles of music. From rock, hip hop, trap, house, minimal, electro, chillstep, lounge, lofi and much more. He was particularly fond of electronic beats and a few years ago he began to produce music himself and to create his own melodic sounds and tones with the help of various equipment. A few months ago he decided to present his music all over the world. Music, he thinks, is balm for the soul and it gives strength and new wind in life and lets people dream. He says dreams are important and in our dreams we humans are all free. His future projects are still uncertain, but full of new ideas. All of you enjoy his works.

Hi there! Thanks for the interest you put into my music
All songs here are on a Creative Commons license if you manage to make money with it please contact me somehow
You can sample and remix the way you want even for a commercial purpose no need to pay me for this but crediting me would be nice.
If you want to contact me, stalk me and know more about me you could go to these addresses of social media :
https://www.instagram.com/zpressa/
https://www.facebook.com/raelle.rien/
patreon.com/SophRien
Or just follow me here.
I wish you a very pleasant morning/noon/afternoon/evening/night in this very strange world.

The new album ‘On The Surface’, is now available Please have a listen if you can

TBR; the sound of a singer/songwriter, but not in the traditional sense! Influenced by a mixture of grunge, garage and metal, TBR takes a solo aesthetic, but applies a rock/metal filter, with a home produced approach. Lyrically, the songs are inspired by a mixture of personal and political issues, with views on modern life that underpins the songs.

https://youtube.com/@tbrsound?si=EDaUcSTmST2kuET7

https://www.bandlab.com/tbr20

Check Out TBR on ReverbNation! - http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/artist/8122661

Step into the enigmatic realm of Baron Brutal, a luminary music producer hailing from the abyss. With an ethereal blend of pulsating beats and haunting melodies, Baron Brutal crafts a sonic landscape that transcends boundaries. Delving deep into the realms of electronic music, each composition is an odyssey through darkened corridors of sound, where rhythmic intricacies meet otherworldly atmospheres. Prepare to embark on a journey like no other, guided by the masterful hands of Baron Brutal, where the abyss becomes a playground for musical exploration.

I Had To Hide It

Simon Blacker