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Awesome Music #44

ISRC
GX8LE2476312
UPC
5063501778019
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Polvojack
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Polvojack
Pre Order Date
2024/05/17
SSD (Sales Start Date)
2024/05/18
Size
1:22 minutes (7.92 MB)
Format
FLACStereo 44kHz 807Kbps (VBR)

The Ninth Ephemeral Dream

Artist Name
Polvojack
Record Label
Polvojack
Release Date
Jun. 13, 2024
Primary Genre
Metal/Punk
Secondary Genre
Reggae
Primary Subgenre
Alternative Metal
Secondary Subgenre
Pop-Reggae
Mood/Style
Mood: Fun
Album Language
English
Artist Location
CANADA - Québec

Just Try Something

Try Heavy Metal

‘ Hello Mr. Hyde ’ is an introspective look at the demons that hide within; it is also an acknowledgement of them. The album moves through stages beginning with the greeting and recognition, followed by the depression that comes from the acceptance of “ Mr. Hyde ,” but finishing with a peaceful release found through surrendering to God. I believe everyone has their own version of “ Mr. Hyde ” within them and that acknowledging and facing this inner demon is essential to coming to peace with oneself.

When I Break Through

Rubies

Mi Vida

Hurry up

Only A Minute More

When The Morning Comes

Composed , Produced, Written and Arranged by Jah-Femi Telewa

Angel’s Song is a hauntingly beautiful fusion of hip-hop and orchestral soul, opening with angelic choir harmonies and poetic reflections on love, peace, and divine presence. With ethereal ahhhs and vivid imagery, it captures the serenity of nightfall as angels sing and bells ring softly in the background. A meditative journey through sound and spirit.

Lyrics 
Ahhhh
Ahhhhhh
Ahhhh
Ahhh
Ahhh

Let the angels sing,
Let the light true lovers bring.
When the rain falls down,
The flowers would shed petals as they drown.

When night falls dim and the angels start to sing,
That’s when the joy it brings
Settles on the night to bring it calm.

Angels sing,
Calm it brings.

Watch the nighttime,
They’re singing—
The angels
Keep singing.
The bells ring,
Keep ringing,
At the nighttime
While you’re sleeping.

Watch the nighttime,
They’re singing—
The angels
Keep singing.
The bells ring,
Keep ringing,
At the nighttime
While you’re sleeping.

Ahhhhhhhh
Ahhhhhh
Ahhhhhh
Ahhhhh
Ahhhhh
Ahhhhh

Angel’s Song:

This one’s for the broken-hearted, the ones still healing, the ones who loved while bleeding. I wrote this at one of my lowest points after losing love, losing myself, and trying to figure out who I was under all the pain. I ain’t hiding from it no more.

I talk about addiction, regret, and falling too fast with someone who maybe I wasn’t ready for but I was trying. Ariel Summers came in and gave the hook that soft truth I couldn’t say myself. If you ever asked yourself, “Am I too damaged to be loved?”
Play this. Let it sink in, You’re not alone.

And if you want to see the visuals behind the pain FW my YouTube it's in my bio.

Battle Scars

Liquid Eyes is no ballad.
It drips — not with melody, but with pressure. With a tension that creeps just beneath the surface, too viscous to cry, too volatile to hold.

This track isn’t tender. It pulses. It seethes.
Somewhere between body music and psychological glitch, it captures the moment where a system overheats — and you can’t tell if the burn is inside or out.

This isn’t emotion. It’s exposure.
Not a breakdown. A transmission.
From a place that doesn’t care if you feel — only that you listen.

Liquid Eyes

Known for his emotionally honest lyrics, Stonehocker's sound is an evocative blend of alternative and indie rock, underpinned by minimalistic beats and acoustic guitar. With four full-length albums and a growing catalog of singles, Stonehocker's music continues to inspire listeners to embrace self-discovery and find courage in vulnerability.