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2nd Single Off Of Miss Boating's Album "Jewel In The Trash" out June 28, 2024 via High Dive Records

High Dive Records
Kansas City, MO
www.highdiverecords.com

Jewel In The Trash

Miss Boating - You'll Sparkle

inspired by gunnr - glisten. full vid on my yt
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prod. neverforever

before you run away.

Found a plastic buzz lightyear guitar at a goodwill and the rest is history. 

Qui-Gon's Bygones

Thank you to rick hardy for letting people like me use their beats! Much Love <3

LYRICS

Everything is changing
Know I woke up in a daydream
I hold in my breath
Cause I know it takes some time

And when the stars begin to chase me
When the heart is palpitating
I hold on to my breath
But I know it’ll take some time

To be okay
To not run away
To remember how to grieve the things I loved
The ones I trust
The ones I hold close to the heart
All it does it tear me apart
All over again

Everything is changing
All I know is slowly fading
I hold in my breath
Cause I know it’ll take some time

And when my fingers start vibrating
When my visions getting hazy
I hold on to my breath
But I know it’ll take some time

So I’ll hold my breath
I know it’ll take some time
To be alright
I know it’ll take some time
To heal inside
I know it’ll take some time
To forgive me
I know it’ll take some time

1, 2, 3- hold it
4, 5, 6- let it out
7, 8, 9- hold it
How does it feel to let it go?

It’s still hurts
But that’s okay
Scars on my body
That won’t go away

Everything is changing
Know I woke up in a daydream
I hold in my breath
Cause I know it'll take some time

And when the stars begin to chase me
When the heart is palpitating
I hold on to my breath
But I know it’ll take some time

And when my fingers start vibrating
When my visions getting hazy
I hold on to my breath
But I know it’ll take some time

So I’ll hold my breath
I know it’ll take some time
To be alright
I know it’ll take some time

hold my breath (prod. rick hardy)

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credits
released October 3, 2025

All songs composed by M. Leavitt
Arranged & produced by M. Leavitt & Brian Moen
Lyrics by M. Leavitt

M. Leavitt : Vocals, Guitars, Synthesizers, Organs, Vibraphone, Wurlitzer, Optigan, Celeste, Percussion, Samples, Drum Machines
Brian Moen : Drums, Electronic Drums
Pat Keen : Bass, Synthesizers

-with-
Zack Warpinski : Pedal Steel (2)

Recorded at homes in Minneapolis, MN; Eau Claire, WI by Brian Moen & M. Leavitt
Mixed by Shane Leonard
Mastered by Alec Ness

Album Artwork by Luisa Rivera
© 2025 

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Safety Pin

I’m peering through the thinnest glass
at creatures in the distance
their images are from the past
they’ve traded beds for bridges

though I am hardly within reach
to even make a difference
my mind is surely kin to each
and everyone that hears this

I cannot fear anything

I miss my human counterparts
I miss my human body
emotional and riddled with disease 
a collective memory

Overview

our new album ‘Playing Dead’ is out everywhere now!  Stream/Order below https://obscurahail.lnk.to/playingdead-lp


// MGMT/Booking - obscurahail@gmail.com
// Licensing - FO PAS + BMG - adam@yoursandowls.com.au  
// LBL - @dotdashrecordings

Sean - Geet/Vox/Prod
Tam - Bass/Vox
Kaelan - Kit/Vox

Orchid Eaton: Low slung ceilings; a persistent hum; colors flashing in the dark.
More accurately, the recording duo of Brian Moen (Shouting Matches, Peter Wolf Crier, Laarks) and Matt Leavitt (EMOT).

‘Where All Ends Meet’ is their sophomore effort. This album was created in separate spaces, shared back & forth through the ether, before and during everything came to a dreaded pause. It’s a vain hope but also illuminating; a thread to walk, many chances to heal. Brian and Matt have been taking turns living in intermediate states (welcoming babies and losing a mom and a dad-in-law). Where threads are tied and untied and on and on. Matter neither being created or destroyed.

Even objects live past lives. Craigslist soundboards, thrift store keyboards, cigarette smoke microphones, tape machines suffused with stories. These songs passed through analog equipment in their respective home studios, required into electric current, squeezed and smoothed into a hazy hug. A comfort; like swaying of grass in the wind; witness to the beauty, the horror. Of all.

It may be a cheap way to prolong death, but these machines and tools are Orchid Eaton’s preferred wavelength. The nine songs are a rumination and acceptance of impermanence, birth and death, as much as can be considered. All are past and present at once. Maybe in some form they live forever. These songs were purposely constructed but patiently waited for; like a cup being filled by ground water that once fell as rain. Down to the center where there are always layers lower, those that ring truest in our heart of hearts.

"The Death and Life of Stevie Nash" EP now available

New tracks tagged #basement pop