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The Sleep & Relax song of Hailey Fisher and "Etherial" is part of Sleep & Relax album named "Etherial" released on May 13, 2023 in the version "Radio Edit" by JHaps Records. Listen now to Sleep & Relax song: Hailey Fisher - Etherial .

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Hailey Fisher - Etherial [ Sleep & Relax Music]

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A tense drama with a featured etherial voice. Driving synth rhythms and drums

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One of the hardest training bodybuilders in the world. The one and only - Dorian Yates.
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Dorian Yates Blood and Guts x The Day You Killed Yourself (Slowed + Reverb)

Chanteuse Aurélia Hallé joins Brad again on "Je Marche", a ride through a melancholic world, filled with ambience, guitars, and rhythmic harmony. Sung in French and English.

Je Marche (feat. Aurélia Hallé)

Tried in Space

Alfred E. Neuman prod. daolim

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𝘈𝘯𝘰𝘯, 𝘺𝘰𝘶’𝘳𝘦 𝘴𝘰 𝘦𝘥𝘨𝘺
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lyrics
Go to hell
Let's raise it
Be my guest
We'll change it
Let's get reckless
Gimme that edge
Gimme that edge
Gimme that
Hey
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy

I'm not afraid of God
And I don't wanna be loved

Let's just say we're not on the same page
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy
Take a trip to hell with you for fun
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy
I'm an angel
I don't know why you run

Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy

I'm outta time
Outta sight
In the darkness of the night
So gimme that edge
Gimme that edge
Gimme that
Hey
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy

Kamisama wa inai
And I don't wanna be loved

Hitori kiri ja ikite ikenai
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy
I can't stay
I wanna go away
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy

I don't know
I don't know
I don't know

Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy
Edgelord
Edgelord
You're so edgy

Edgelord

Lost in Place

"Change is an odd force to be reckoned with. When properly channelled, it is a marvellous resource for cities and communities. When left unleashed and unrestrained, it is an unforgiving power able to modify the world around it, making it unrecognisable."

"Change-fields are areas irradiated with Change on a (semi-)permanent basis. The extremity of the Change-field increases as you approach its centre, like a raging tempest. Nobody has ventured to the centre of a Change-field and returned."

This piece evokes hwot it's like tae travel through a "change-field" within the water-world of Cerulea, a planet from the works of Marco Piana, 'The Big Empty Blue' for which Ah'm the head linguist. Ah stretched the sound of an old piece o' piano improv. Ah did in 2016 or something and reverbed und chopped it tae heck, throwen it through the change fields tae see hwot happens, and added beats made by flipping through a phrasebook and drowning it in reverb echoes.

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Change Fields

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