enough is not enough

Phil Collins at Live Aid

Long Long Way to Go (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)

Sting at Live Aid

Roxanne (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)

Message in a Bottle (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)

Driven to Tears (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)

Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms Mandela Live 1988


This song is about deep ancestral memory.  The hum of humanity before history was written. 

It channels the lost world of Doggerland and the Happisburgh footprints, imagining our Mesolithic ancestors as ghostly teachers who left no tombs, no kings, no creeds. Just tools, fire, rhythm, and a way of moving through the world.

It’s about the continuity between them and you: how their songs are still inside, deep within your marrow. 
How their dances are in your instincts, how the landscape itself remembers them. 

At its core, this is a love letter to the unnamed, unremembered people who taught humanity how to be.

[Lyrics]

[Intro]
The sea took the map.
But the rhythm stayed.
The cliffs forgot their edges,
But we still walk sideways.

[Verse 1]
Hollow bone, red flint grin,
We drew suns on mammoth skin.
Laughed in fog, named no stars,
But knew which beasts carried gods in their scars.

Footprints fade, but not the dance.
We moved like reeds in death’s romance.
Teeth in the trees. Fire in the floods.
Crabs read our future in salted bloods.

[Chorus]
We don’t write songs, we leak them.
In marrow. In mist. In eel-light rhythm.
The sea sings backwards in Dogger tongue,
And you, little spark, still hum what we’ve sung.
(We were here. We are here. Shhh.)

[Verse 2]
Weapons made of antler bloom,
Tools that dreamt before the loom.
Lion sleep in fox-hole grin,
Happisburgh held the ache within.

You think you're new?
You think you built?
We taught the stone to split the silt.
A blade is a memory.
So is a cliff.
We die sideways, and still we shift.

[Bridge]

This land is a lung.
It breathes in gulls and spits out gods.
Step soft the ghosts are barefoot.

[Final Chorus]

We left no crown.
We left no creed.
We gave you the rhythm,
You called it need.

No tombs.
No names.
Just tools.
Just flames.

And a lighthouse built on our hum.

[Outro ]
The cliff falls.
The hum stays.
So will you.

copyright ©️ Dendritedisco [Laura Keablr] [2025] all rights reserved.

We Drew Suns.

Simon And Garfunkel - Sound Of Silence

YouTube user Camilla Brando isolated Freddie Mercury and David Bowie's vocals from Queen's "Under Pressure." While this was really cool of her, the audio was balanced completely on the left side! I grabbed the track and did a VERY quick stereo mix in Audacity, so both ears can enjoy. :) 

Original credit to Camilla Brando: https://youtu.be/1PbHXMJJ-dY

Original ORIGINAL credit to, of course, Mercury/Bowie. RIP, you magnificent weirdos.

Freddie Mercury & David Bowie — "Under Pressure" a capella

Rise Pt.1 and Pt.2

Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade of Pale

The Logical Song - Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) LIVE

The Desert Trax aesthetic covers grooves across the BPM gamut. In pursuit of the slow house, electronica, and deep house sweet spot, From Sand to Stone calls upon Desert Trax veterans and up-and-comers alike to carefully craft rich, flowing remixes of classic tunes from the catalog in the heart-centric tempo range. The result is a gorgeous journey featuring Bellhop, Zen Baboon, and Doppel with a pair of Liquid Bloom & Poranguí reworkings along with a trifecta of tunes from newcomer Forever & Ever taking on classics from Random Rab, Mose, and label heads Desert Dwellers. On February 9, cross the spectrum From Sand to Stone.

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Poranguí - Ayahuasca (Liquid Bloom & Poranguí Remix)

Released November 2008
Oldies but Goodies


05 Science Of A New Time

13th September sees the prolific British house and techno DJ/producer Mark Broom and Snatch! Records’ esteemed label boss Riva Starr combine to deliver their first collaborative single under the guise of Star B entitled ‘Gotta Have You’.

This essential maiden collaboration follows previous Snatch! releases from the likes of Steve Bug, Parris Mitchell, Nina Kraviz, Arthur Baker, Green Velvet, Groove Armada and CamelPhat plus Broom’s very own ‘The Way’ EP earlier this year.

Both Starr and Broom are prolific producers and have been igniting dancefloors all over the world for many years with their unique club-ready productions, but now the time has come for both artists to merge their unparalleled studio prowess and experience to create ‘Gotta have You’ - their outstanding debut record.

‘Gotta Have You’ announces Star B in style, serving up a stomping peak time disco house workout which utilises a stimulating funk/soul sample set to an infectious groove which oozes summer vibes right from its core. There’s no wonder heavy DJ support is already coming from the likes of leading names such as Carl Cox, The Martinez Brothers, Pan-Pot, The Black Madonna and Hot Since 82 among others.

Message in a Bottle (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)

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