My Own Mess

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There are two sides to every sound.

That’s the idea behind Double Entendre — an album written between hotel walls, rehearsal rooms, and long stretches of highway where silence hits louder than the bass. It’s the story of a 21-year-old musician trying to hold it together while chasing a dream that’s slowly chasing him back.

Every word has two meanings. Every note hides two feelings. The smile on stage and the panic off it. The applause that feels like thunder, and the quiet that feels like drowning. Double Entendre isn’t just an album — it’s a translation of that double life into music.

This record started on a cracked phone screen at 3 a.m. — voice memos, scribbled lyrics, half-finished thoughts recorded over static. Over the course of ten songs, it follows a young artist’s journey through insomnia, fame, fatigue, and faint hope. It’s the sound of a dreamer trying to stay awake in his own story.

There’s no pretense here. No filters. Just the duality of modern life as an artist — half online, half alive. Each song plays like a page from a private diary written in lowercase and mixed through distortion.

Another Town

She thought that she could use him too, but he knew her game all along.

Ain't Got A Lot(3)

I Wanna Be Everybody

Smogged Out

Transaction Fee

Midnight Eyes

Road Trip

Infinity

Up In The Clouds

'Pacific Highway Music reintroduces Skegss as the duo of Ben Reed and Jonny Lani presenting their most masterful and fully realized work to date. The Byron Bay-bred band’s third full-length album brings a newly heightened creative energy to every aspect of their explosive yet introspective form of rock. Centered on Reed’s frenetic and playful lyricism, Pacific Highway Music finds Skegss exploring the more complicated elements of the human experience with sincerity and unabashed joie de vivre.'

Midnight Eyes

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