A December 2025 jazz album made for quiet nights, warm light, and everything that happens after the snow starts falling. Smooth vocals, vintage-club energy, and a holiday mood that’s definitely not the traditional kind.

Play it softly. And definitely not at family dinner.

Santa Baby (Maximum Attitude Edition)

Let It Snow (After Dark Edition)

Santa Claus Is Coming to Town ("No, He Shouldn't" Edition)

Jingle Bells (JINGLE… WELL Edition)

Last Christmas (After Dark Edition)

Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree (After Midnight Edition)

Fast Living

Merry Christmas, My Ass

🔥 The BARTijuana Chronicles — by me, King Swung. This ain’t just a mixtape — it’s a movement. A mind trip. A grown, faded Bart Simpson from the year 2045 narrates every chapter, and I’m right there with him — pouring real pain, hustle, and legacy into every single bar. I didn’t make this for playlists. I didn’t make this for clout. I made this for you — the ones who see through the smoke, who know life’s deeper than the algorithm. The stoners. The rebels. The late-night thinkers. The ones who feel too much and say too little. The ones building something timeless out of nothing. Every skit, every verse, every second of this project came from my soul. It’s not rap — it’s a cartoon memory, a weed-soaked journal, and a future classic disguised as a mixtape. So yeah, press play — but don’t just listen. Step in. Light up. Welcome to the world of The BARTijuana Chronicles. This is what it sounds like when you refuse to die quiet.

LAST NAME WAS SIMPSON

[SKIT] LEGACY LIVES LONGER

[SKIT] STRESS IS FOR HOMER

CHRONIC MILHOUSE FLOW

[OUTRO SKIT] STILL SWINGIN

This is a very hypnotic and atmospheric melodic techno track. Two tracks inspired this composition: Secret Encounters and Full Circle by Guy Gerber. 

Rituals

Laid-back, moody boom-bap with warm chords and a reflective storytelling feel.
BPM: 82 • Key: Fm

Warm Tea

blends emotional depth with electronic energy, house rhythm, pop-funk groove, rock edge, and soul feeling. A late-night track about memory, connection, and the names that stay with us long after the lights go out. Made for city drives, quiet moments, and midnight reflections.

👉 Listen on Spotify

In the Shadows of Your Name

Static Vale
An amalgamation of various styles - primarily EDM-based music.

Collabs:
Email scenicscribe62@gmail.com with 2–3 of your best tracks and your EPK.
Please avoid DMing collab or service pitches on SoundCloud - email keeps everything organized and ensures I can review your material properly.

Approvals:
I accept or decline based on fit, chemistry, current project/album direction, and schedule.
If I pass, it isn’t personal - it just means I may not have the capacity at the moment.

Boundaries:
I don’t share release timelines or details about my creative workflow - those are trade secrets while I build this project.
For updates or hints, follow my socials.

If you’re pitching a collaboration or service, please provide clear examples of your work and prior success stories. I don’t invest time or resources into vague “ideas” without a tangible plan or proof of concept.

Conduct:
I don’t engage with pushy messages, repeated reminders, or pressure tactics.
Respect the pace and the process.
Unprofessional behavior ends the conversation instantly.

Important:
There are too many scams and low-effort pitches circulating, so I’m careful with my time and commitments. Please respect that this project operates on the principles of professionalism and mutual benefit. Also, my own policies mirror those of platforms I participate in, including SoundCloud's terms of service. If it doesn't fly on this platform, then it doesn't fly with me, for both legal and ethical reasons. 

Thank you for understanding - I look forward to connecting with serious, dedicated creators.

DevOps engineer by day, Drum & Bass/Jazz creator by night. Crafting high-energy beats with a mix of analog precision and digital innovation. Experimenting with AI-assisted sound design, deep basslines, and hypnotic rhythms.

Stay tuned for more!

DKSinaro creates music with emotion at its core — blending smooth vocals, dark atmospheres, and cinematic storytelling into a sound that’s unmistakably his. Each track explores desire, honesty, and late–night introspection, shifting effortlessly between moods and styles. A voice built on vulnerability and intensity, DKSinaro invites listeners into a world where every song feels like a moment captured in time.DK SINARO — Official Links
All platforms ↓
https://daniko999666-design.github.io/dksinaro/

King Swung, signed to Bentley Records, is a prolific artist with 100+ songs spanning mixtapes like 30 Days 2 Live, Laugh At Me Or Laugh With Me series, Strawberry Kush, and The BARTijuana Chronicles. He’s collaborated with Young Buck, Cappadonna, Tragedy Khadafi, Sticky Fingaz, Vibez, Canibus, June B, Yukmouth, Bronze Nazareth, and Swifty McVay, blending streetwise lyricism with cinematic production under a label that champions true independence.

Ben Bostick is becoming hard to define.

Following five lauded Americana albums, Bostick’s latest offering finds him light years away from the well-traveled country roads on which he made his name. Become Other owes more to Reznor and Beethoven than to Haggard or Cash. Many listeners familiar with the artist’s catalog will be shocked that this genre-bending mythical song symphony flowed from the same pen as the greasy blues rocker “Feeling Mean,” but his sure-handed treatment of the new opus is sure to entice the brave and curious among them to join him on the journey.

Bostick traces his radical creative departure to the rise of AI generated music, and to one specific moment. “I was listening to an AI country song my friend sent me when my wife walked into the room and said, ‘Who is this? I love her voice!’ At that moment, I knew everything was different.” 

Alarmed by AI’s ability to convincingly write and produce music in existing styles, Bostick determined that an artist’s role is to aim for something higher. “One thing AI can’t do is produce things of real meaning,” says Bostick. “It can only produce facsimiles of meaning.” With this idea in mind, Bostick embarked on a radical experiment in meaning, which led to the birth of Become Other. Every word, every note, every sonic gesture of the album’s opening is transformed and reworked into the material that forms the music to come. Everything is connected; everything has meaning.

The album’s narrative centers on the protagonist’s despairing confinement in a place called The Tangle and his eventual metamorphosis and emergence into a World Without Measure. It is structured in four symphonic movements, each of which depicts a stage in the hero’s journey. Movement I is a realm of despair, but with just enough hope to justify life. Movement II is an attempt to find temporary relief from the misery, but the hero’s superficial efforts plunge him into even darker places. Movement III finds the hero struggling against his mysterious enemy, who, as he realizes in an painful epiphany, is himself. Movement IV is the hero’s metamorphosis and emergence into a world of limitless vision, his affirmation of strength, and a prayer of thanksgiving.

This psychological myth is woven into a tapestry as thick as Wagnerian musikdrama and as dense as an Emily Dickinson poem. Perhaps if William Blake had set his visionary works to music, they would have sounded like Become Other. Over the course of the four dramatic movements, listeners will experience the hero’s journey from despair to glory, confinement to freedom, blindness to manifold vision. This is music of epic scope and universal truth, a primal myth of personal struggle and overcoming.

Bostick is cutting a new path of limitless imagination, bounded only by the desire to make art of profound meaning. Well aware that forsaking the confines of a well-defined genre will confuse some listeners, Bostick is nonetheless unwilling to be artistically restricted by marketing concerns. “I just wanted to make an album that would have blown my mind as a 14-year-old. Not a piece of content. I know this album isn’t for everyone, but I know there will be some teenager somewhere who will put on their headphones and go, ‘Wow, I didn’t know music could do this!’ That’s who this record is for.”

It is uncommon in the world of music to witness a creative turn so extreme; even more rare is to suddenly see revealed such an unexpected depth of artistry and astounding compositional versatility. Clearly there is more to Ben Bostick than we thought—and clearly there are exciting things to come from this artist.

Ben Bostick is an Atlanta-based composer and performer.

Bay Area based producer Ray Marco builds sample-based hip-hop rooted in soul, emotion, and authenticity. Influenced by the textures of old records and the spirit of modern underground rap, his production blends warm chords, expressive melodies, and drums that knock without losing musicality.
Ray’s work centers on storytelling through sound — capturing moods, moments, and memories inside each beat. His goal is simple: create music that resonates, heals, and feels human.

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