A noisy kind of love song to the past, that still holds you in a firm grip.

Done Got Old

You know you're doing the wrong thing, but it feels so right.

Feel So Good To Be So Bad

The night time is the right time, as always.

King Of The Night Time

Uptempo and hipshaking for the good timing people.

Gone, Gone, Gone

Blur - Good Song (Johny Mix)

I've gotta get over
I've gotta get over
I've got to get better
Will love you forever
I've gotta find genius
(Caramel)
I've gotta get better
(Caramel)
I've gotta stop smoking
(Caramel)
I've gotta get better
(Caramel, caramel)
Where is the magic?
I've gotta get better
Oh, Lord, give me magic
I'll love you forever
I've gotta find Mounts Hill
(Caramel)
And live by the mountains
(Caramel)
I'll love you forever
(Caramel)
You are
(Caramel) You are

blur - caramel cover.mp3

This Song belongs to my brother @yosyrus. (Prod. Pellegrinoemil).

B L U R

BLUR

Woo Hoo

The Universal - Live Acoustic Cover

Solo singer and acoustic guitarist based in the North East of England. A real human. Being. No A.I. No auto-tune. Black Sheep.

Christian The 2120’s is known for his gritty sound and pure, no-frills delivery. His music has shown up in Sons of Anarchy, Shameless, The Heat, and The Good Wife among many more. Proving his songs carry weight, wherever they land.


After a few years’ hiatus from the noise, he’s back. This time reuniting with original producer Kristoffer Ragnstam. The two are known for their dirt, but on this EP, they dug even deeper into the songwriter mud.


Anything But My Rock & Roll has a John Lennon–Lou Reed–esque edge, wrapped in Tame Impala-style drums and soaked in the saltwater air of Sweden’s west coast. It’s raw, melodic, and unmistakably Christian The 2120’s.

Pop storyteller. Emotion-driven. Unapologetically real. Blending electronic textures with heartfelt lyrics, Brayha crafts songs that echo personal triumphs, heartbreak, and transformation. Whether it’s the raw vulnerability of “See Thru Me,” the radiant uplift of “Golden,” or the electrifying resilience of “Triumph,” Brayha’s music turns emotion into movement.

With “Bound to Love Again,” he dives into rebirth and second chances—an anthem about choosing hope after heartbreak, fueled by light, magic, and the courage to open up again. And in “Love Lasts,” Brayha widens the lens, delivering a soaring, cinematic reminder that love transcends time, distance, and the storms we survive. It’s a heartbeat-carrying hymn for anyone who’s ever held on through the dark.

Brayha invites you into a world where healing, self-worth, and empowerment take center stage.

Turn it up. Feel it all. This is music that sees right through you—
and helps you see yourself.

Artist oriundo de Rafaela, Santa fe, Argentina

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