Hollow Tree

Australian indie folk artist Daggy Man (the solo project of Thomas Calder) returns with “Ten Minutes”, the first single from his forthcoming album, Always Almost. The single will be released on June 13, marking the beginning of a new chapter in Calder’s ongoing exploration of vulnerability, presence, and poetic restraint.

Ten Minutes

“I’m Tired” was born from a moment of raw honesty—written late at night last September, during one of those soul-deep seasons when life just feels like too much.

It’s not the tiredness that sleep fixes. It’s the exhaustion that comes from years of fighting, surviving, and hoping against the odds—a tiredness that lives in the spirit, in the quiet spaces behind closed doors.

As Mental Health Awareness Month ends, and as another birthday passes, I wanted to give voice to what so many feel but rarely say out loud: the loneliness of carrying pain in silence, the invisible battle behind the brave face, and the ache of wondering if we’re “too broken” to be loved or healed.

It’s about naming the struggle, without shame or apology, and letting the truth just be—because sometimes, survival is the victory.

This song is a confession, a sigh, a prayer to anyone who’s ever felt spent but still managed to show up for one more day.

It’s a reminder that you’re not alone, and that every breath—no matter how weary—is enough.

And for me, it’s a way of honoring my own journey, one circle ’round the sun at a time.

If you hear yourself in these words, this song is for you.

I'm Tired

Cardinal Cardinal

“Dream in Reverse” is a bleak, slow-burning portrait of a man pushed to the edge—unemployed, unseen, and unraveling. Every line drips with quiet despair: ghosted job apps, mounting debt, chronic illness, and the cold indifference of a world that’s moved on without him.

Driven by sparse instrumentation and cracked vocals, the track walks the line between resignation and decay.

There’s no light at the end of this tunnel—just the fading hum of an Uber engine, the scratch of a pen on bankruptcy forms, and a whisper that says, “Maybe next never.”

Dream in Reverse

“Two Weeks From Now (Original Soundtrack)”
A reflective blend of folk and indie, this 5-track EP captures the emotional quiet, longing, and internal conflict behind the short film "Two Weeks From Now." Each song feels like a page from a teenager’s diary — raw, thoughtful, and painfully honest.

From the aching simplicity of “Losing You Is Over”, to the guilt-tinged whispers in “It’s My Fault Again”, this collection gives voice to the things left unsaid when love takes a break.

Perfect for late-night listening, writing sessions, or sitting in your feelings.

Every Thought

Rock My Baby

Losing You Is Over

In a world where most conflicts arise from borders and maps, Atlas by Unlucky Ninjas offers a different perspective — a vision of a world that could have been more beautiful, more humane, and more united.

Atlas blends psychedelic folk with Eastern musical influences, lo-fi textures, and sonic elements rooted in memory and atmosphere. It invites listeners into a reflective space — somewhere between geography and inner consciousness.

Rather than guiding movement from one place to another, the music in Atlas serves as a mental map — a journey inward. It reimagines a personal world beyond artificial borders and divisions, where sound becomes a vehicle for meaning, memory, and emotional continuity.
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«اطلس» ترکیبی‌ست از موسیقی سایکدلیک-فولک با تأثیراتی از موسیقی شرقی، بافت‌های لوفای، و المان‌های صوتی الهام‌گرفته از گذشته. این قطعه سعی دارد شنونده را وارد فضایی تأمل‌برانگیز کند — جایی میان خاطره و خیال، جغرافیا و درون‌نگری.

موسیقی در این اثر نقش یک نقشه ذهنی را بازی می‌کند؛ نه برای حرکت از نقطه‌ای به نقطه دیگر، بلکه برای پیمودن مسیرهای درونی، و ساختن جهانی شخصی که از مرزهای قراردادی فراتر می‌رود.
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Artist: Unlucky Ninjas
Title: Atlas
Genre: Psychedelic Folk / Eastern Lo-Fi
Release Year: 2025
Guitar (Main & Texture): Bist Quit


Drums: Micro Drums


Bass Guitar : Zarrbi

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Atlas

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Xak Stahl: Alchemist of Sound, Architect of Emotion

Xak Stahl is a genre-blurring music artist, sonic storyteller, and relentless experimenter. Every track he creates is a new world—a kaleidoscope of indie folk, alt-pop, electronica, and global flavors—infused with raw emotion and boundless curiosity. Xak’s music isn’t just heard; it’s felt.

From Shadow to Spotlight

For Xak, music is metamorphosis. His journey began in the shadows, transmuting heartbreak and struggle into songs that glow with hope. Early anthems like “Neon Dreams” and “Rising Through the Darkness” invite listeners to find their own light. His newest project, Major Arcana, channels the mysteries of the Tarot—each song an archetype, each lyric a step along the path from the Fool’s first leap to the wisdom of The World.

More Than Music: A Multisensory Universe

But Xak isn’t confined to sound. As a visual artist and writer, he crafts immersive stories that spill across genres and languages—sometimes haunting, sometimes playful, always honest. Whether he’s conjuring lush soundscapes, weaving bilingual lyrics, or creating striking visuals, Xak’s art dares you to feel deeper and dream wilder.

An Invitation to Transformation

Join Xak Stahl on a sonic odyssey that blurs borders—between genres, between artforms, between you and the music. Each release is an invitation to explore, to heal, to become. For Xak, every song is a spell, every album a universe. The only question is: are you ready to step inside?

Improvised lo-fi drift—slide and drone bending time. Blues, folk roots, and hints of American Primitive dissolve into strange echoes. Rusted strings, hazy rhythms, and the feeling of something slipping through the cracks.

Daggy Man is the solo side-project of Thomas Calder, Singer/Songwriter of The Trouble With Templeton.
These songs are somewhat of a scrapbook, constructed from memories that may or may not be entirely accurate.

we didn't have a chance to be ninjas , so here we are ; Musicians

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