100% organic country rock recorded live in the studio from Austin TX. No midi, samples, loops. autotune, drum machines. A group of Austin's finest players just playing my songs. 
Members of the Dixie Chicks, George Strait's Ace in the Hole Band, Seger's Silver Bullet Band, Jerry Jeff, Eric Johnson and more

All The Good Ones Are Taken

NEW TRACK from @theFade206  💰  Getting Money Music!!! It don't matter how you get it, Get Paid! 💯  🔥 🔥 💰 

The Fade - Get Paid

Freyr, in offering to trade his sword for a gift from Beli, implicitly made an oath to give up his sword. When he failed to uphold this promise, he broke his oath. This breach of trust led to his downfall and the consequences that followed.The gods would punish those who broke oaths, often in the form of misfortune, illness, or even death.

God Hates Us All

A 90s new man called Stan - The Moon is Rising (Folk-tronix mix)

Jello Man

We're in the church, playing nothing but IDs for this unforgettable moment.

Recorded live at one of the UK’s most stunning and historic churches.

in the church.

SHE WANTS TO WEAR MY DIRTY SWEATER

Butterfly knife

Eli Escobar & Nomi Ruiz explore loss, grief, & connection on collaborative 'Love Louder' LP, via Razor-N-Tape.

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Premiere: Eli Escobar, Nomi Ruiz - Glitter and Gold [Razor-N-Tape]

La La Land With Lola

Embark on a sun-scorched odyssey across the Northern Sahara borderlands with Ap0the0sis’s debut session, “Saharan Pulse.” Rooted in Tuareg caravan routes and Sahel oasis rituals, this journey fuses tribal percussion and hypnotic house, weaving together:

Vocal Textures: Call-and-response chants in Tamasheq layered with Swahili cadences, punctuated by breath-driven shouts and visceral “ah-ha” exclamations, and sacred tokens—“Azawad,” “Nguvu,” “Mawazo”—echoing like mantras.

Instrumental Foundations: Djembe and darbuka grooves lock in with shakers and kavalo rattles, while kalimba plucks dance atop an electric bass sub-thump. Shimmering synth pads and field recordings of wind-swept sand expand the sonic horizon, with tin drum accents and pedal-steel overtones adding haunting depth.

Tempo & Mood: Clocking in at 120–125 BPM, each track drives forward with tribal momentum and trance-walking energy, conjuring the heat and vastness of rolling dunes under a crimson sunset.

Visual Vibe: Imagine nomadic tents glowing by lantern light, swirling sand vortices etched against the sky, and the silhouettes of Tuareg riders drifting across the horizon—transposed into an organic house landscape made for global dancefloors and starlit desert raves.

From deep Afro-House roots to desert techno expanses, “Saharan Pulse” is an immersive blend of ethnic vocals, percussion layers, and Saharan synthscapes that transports you to a starlit festival beneath the endless dunes. Let the sandstorm energy carry you into the heart of the Sahara—and beyond.

in the church.

SOMMERS (UK)