Entre deux couleurs

A track from my second album, Transmissions From A Heart, released on 9/21/23.

Falling

It's eating from inside
The mouldy gunk alike
And now there's nothingness in sight
These melatonin eyes
All I do is drive
I'm checking all the signs
While a humble lack of lights
Is beaming through the night

In the morning table eating my oats
Drinking coffee, I feel a pain in my throat
I'll close my eyes
And drink eight different types of vitamins

Do we feel alright?
Handling the sight
Of it all flying by our eyes
When everything is ripe

In the morning table taking my notes
On how to reach success, I'm not even close
I'll close my eyes
And dream eight different types of daydreams

Do we feel alright?
Handling the sight
Of it all flying by our eyes
When everything is ripe
Do we feel alright?
Handling the sight
Of it all flying by our eyes
When everything is ripe

Everything is ripe
And everything is ripe
It's eating from inside
Cause everything is ripe
And all I do is try
I'm checking all the signs
Cause everything is ripe
Everything is
Everything is
Everything is
Everything is
Every-every-every-every

Everything Is Ripe

Waste My Time

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'Monsters'

INNOVATIVE FUSION: WORLD RENOWNED CELLIST
ILYA TENSKY AND MUSIC PRODUCER KOYLA UNITE
TO RELEASE EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRONIC ALBUM

A CAPTIVATING SONIC JOURNEY
This EP offers a mesmerizing sonic journey that would fit perfectly on the soundtrack of HBO’s “White Lotus” or Apple’s “Severance.” Hypnotic, intense and gripping, the duo immaculately features the enigmatic, pervasively beautiful cello, taking center stage as it is joined by a backdrop of sometimes frenzied, cacophonous percussion - moving the listener through a tense, dramatic and unexpected thrill-ride.

NOMADS
WRITTEN AND NIKOLAY SEREBRYAKOV
PRODUCED BY KOYLA
CELLOS - ILYA TEN
PERCUSSIONS - NIKOLAY SEREBRYAKOV

BOHEMIA
WRITTEN AND NIKOLAY SEREBRYAKOV & ILYA TEN
PRODUCED BY KOYLA
CELLOS - ILYA TEN
PERCUSSIONS - BORIS HECHA
STRING QUINTET - SYNERGY ORCHESTRA

WRITTEN AND NIKOLAY SEREBRYAKOV & ILYA TEN
PRODUCED BY KOYLA
CELLOS - ILYA TEN
PERCUSSIONS - BORIS HECHA
STRING QUINTET - SYNERGY ORCHESTRA
MOONBOW

ASTRID
WRITTEN AND NIKOLAY SEREBRYAKOV & ILYA TEN
PRODUCED BY KOYLA
CELLOS - ILYA TEN
PERCUSSIONS - BORIS HECHA
STRING QUINTET - SYNERGY ORCHESTRA


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17.04.24 Kolya Tensky - Nomads

July

An Album I made in my bedroom in Odessa back in 2023.

Fade Me Away Mr. Jack Final

Introducing "Electric Kid" by Dirty Mitts, the electrifying anthem commissioned by none other than fashion mogul Mounir Ghazi for his latest avant-garde collection. This scorching single marks a thrilling new chapter in the band's sonic journey, delving deep into their bluesy roots while amplifying their signature retro vibes and infectious energy.

Crafted with raw authenticity, "Electric Kid" resonates with the personal narrative penned by Ghazi himself, weaving a semi-autobiographical tale of transformation and defiance. As the lyrics unfold, we're transported into Ghazi's world, where the shy kid of yesteryears evolves into the enigmatic figure known as the Electric Kid, navigating the gritty streets of Paris and emerging as a force to be reckoned with.

With Tommy's gritty vocals leading the charge, backed by Matt's pulsating basslines, Mo's searing guitar riffs, and Mateusz's thunderous percussion, "Electric Kid" pulsates with a potent blend of hope and darkness, light and suffering. Each verse crackles with intensity, revealing the duality of the Electric Kid's persona – equal parts conqueror and wild child, brimming with defiance yet tempered with a hint of vulnerability.

From the defiant proclamation of "I fear no one, I'm free from harm" to the unapologetic warning of "Don't mess with me, I'll burn everything," the track exudes an unbridled sense of empowerment, inviting listeners to embrace their inner strength and embrace the chaos within.

So, buckle up and brace yourself as Dirty Mitts unleash "Electric Kid" upon the world, inviting you to join them on a wild, electrifying ride unlike any other.

Electric Kid

Calm, warm & mellow story telling of different beggars in our home town

Walk of Fame

*Episode originally released November 28th, 2018.

Stickman Sessions return this month and we kick off the series with an in-depth chat about all things creative. Stickman writer and videographer Chad Earnest joins me (Rebecca Cullen) and offers his advice to upcoming bands and artists regarding graphic design and video creation. We also talk the future of rock music, Slipknot’s mighty return, the rise of hip hop and the infamous rap diss from MGK to Eminem – (what really happened at the gig??). Chad offers plenty of insight regarding logos and live shows, among other things. Independent artists, bands and music fans alike should find something of value.

It was a total joy to have Chad on the show, he’s a superb writer and a treasured member of the team – plus, a whole lot of fun to talk to. We start things up with a rather mind-blowing turd analogy. Feel free to leave your comments below. Enjoy!

(originally episode 4)

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