The *Ranscombe Studio Acoustic Tapes* strip it all back—five raw, bare-knuckle tracks recorded at the legendary Ranscombe Studios in Rochester, Kent, with Jim Riley at the helm. It’s just myself and longtime collaborator Donald Ross Skinner.

The Ranscombe Studio Acoustic Tapes

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Lies Beneath

Prachtig gedicht over de ruimte in het leven waar het licht binnenkomt, geschreven door Evelijne, door mij op muziek gezet.

Voor mij is dit de Nederlandstalige variant van het legendarische Anthem van Leonard Cohen, waarin hij zingt:
“There is a crack in everything — that's how the light gets in.”

Ook in dit lied klinkt diezelfde waarheid door: dat we juist via de rafelranden, de breuken, de kwetsbaarheid… iets van het echte licht leren zien.

Rafelranden

sequenced inprovitation kp3 and guitar

“We Become” is a soul-stirring anthem of connection and transformation, blending heartfelt lyrics with a celestial soundscape. The song explores the deep, invisible threads that bind us to one another—acknowledging the awakening of two beings who find light in each other. It’s a journey of remembering, a call to rise together, beyond the boundaries of self, to become more than we were. With gentle acoustic melodies, ethereal vocals, and a slowly building atmosphere, “We Become” captures the essence of both cosmic unity and intimate partnership, making it a heartfelt and universal anthem for all who seek connection and growth.

We Become

You speak of it as it was only yesterday my dear, in my mind we're still miles away, i don't want to write these silly love songs about you babe, 
Some reason my heart just wants to stay
After everything I just cant move on
In a funny sense I miss the way we talked
You break my heart and we hit restart again,

Restart (live mix)

Richard's Farm

¡Xela Whoo!

A thoughtful, spiritual rock ballad about the deeper experience of driving — where roads become rivers of thought and music becomes meditation. Smooth guitars, flowing rhythms, and spacious vocals carry the listener through a timeless, uplifting inner landscape.

Ride

Made this in my room after i graduated my PhD & moved home for a month. It was one of the most beautiful months of my life with my family at home. I went on walks with my mom & dog Pepper, messed with my bros on family picture day, my gf gave me a Queens grad ring, tested coffee shops with Leah & mom that we never even knew existed (best donut of my life), went to DQ like 7x, hit all the Tim Horton drive-throughs in town to rip packs together, had pizza dance party after helping my bro with renos. at his new house, pranked my parents with a fish head so my mom made fish head stew, coerced my dad into letting us drive the truck and made a side quest to our old childhood home on Pr., having a nostalgic mini Easter egg hunt and getting my bro a cake for graduating, and my other bro got me new mics so i vlogged the whole time non-stop and annoyed everyone. Back to the point, me and my little bro stayed up every night until 2-3am and watched YT drive-through pranks & then stumbled upon the Lil Peep docu. Took 2 nights to finish but we were both inspired & intrigued how his Grandfather said that his parents splitting up may have triggered his depression, which fueled the start-up of his music. I was so intrigued how he was a free soul, the way he dressed, the music he made, the authenticity. Everyone knew from hearing one song that he was a hit. But i feel like you have to sacrifice the good in your life to write music like that. And words are powerful. So... since I am moving to London, I felt sad & anxious about that and channelled it into this song. I sampled Adrienne - Anything. My parents and I shared a good moment when they dropped me off here so I feel good about it all. But, I packed up my prod. equipment, so I finished this on corded Apple headphones. Shout out dynamic EQ.

What a song would sound like after watching the Lil Peep documentary [lonely]

A heartfelt plea for redemption after a health scare, Please Give Me a Second Chance by Dr. Elliot Lach is a deeply personal ballad about confronting one’s mortality and embracing the opportunity to change. Written from the perspective of someone recovering from a minor stroke after years of ignoring medical advice, the song captures the fear, hope, and commitment to a better future. With soft acoustic instrumentation and sincere vocals, this track is dedicated to everyone who’s ever wished for another shot at life—and promised to make it count.

Please Give Me A Second Chance

Just a heads up—verifiable identity links need to be included if you’re reaching out. I won’t respond otherwise. If you’re claiming to be a record executive, I won’t engage with Gmail accounts. Thanks for understanding. riven.waters.infinite.story@gmail.com My music blends rock, classical, easy listening, and experimental styles—shaped by a deep love for originality and emotional truth. I only share what genuinely resonates with me, often drawing from my own poems, posts, or personal reflections. When vocals are involved, my goal is to uplift, inspire, and offer something real. I go through a process of hundreds of iterations for each track—I don’t do “good enough” music. I use AI tools to explore sound and emotion, then bring it all together in Logic Pro for the final production. It’s a fusion of heart and technology, and through it, I aim to connect, heal, and inspire—one song at a time.

Ethan Jett is an indie/folk-inspired singer-songwriter who writes melodies with introspective lyrics. His evocative style resonates with fans of artists like Ben Howard, Nick Cave and Nick Mulvey. Head to Ethan's website to discover more music and follow his live stream performances on TiKToK @ https://www.tiktok.com/@ethanjettuk For all enquiries and bookings, contact Arran @Arranindustries@sky.com .

Ingrid Gans is a musician from the Netherlands who feels called to express her spirituality, love and beingness through her songs. Her favorite venues to take her performances are open heart gatherings,  where people love to connect to that still voice within. The sound of Ingrid's music is an excellent bridge to that realm. Though her music reminds her fans of the world of folk and Celtic music, she does not define herself by any particular genre and if a label must be used, she is most comfortable with that of a troubadour.

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