Narratives of relationships or moments of connection experienced in a state of emotional weightlessness, suspended in the blissful uncertainty of Æthelburg’s nightlife.

Dance Dance Fever Dream

Zero Gravity Love

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A narrative exploring the rhythmic heart of Æthelburg, where the city's collective pulse aligns with personal stories of connection and intensity.

Pulse Meridian

Reflections on the city as a living entity, breathing life and rhythm into the personal stories and experiences of those who dwell within its nighttime embrace.

The City Breathes

Stories of moments at the threshold of something profound—relationships, decisions, or emotional turning points experienced deep within the city’s nightlife.

Event Horizon (Closer)

“Play It Again” isn’t a comeback song. It’s a confession.

DARNELL’s debut single is a raw, emotionally unfiltered apology to the woman he hurt most in the aftermath of sudden fame. Blending Hip-Hop and R&B sensibilities with familiar signature drum and bass textures, the track mirrors the internal tension of the story it tells, delicate but direct, restrained but unresolved.

Delivered in a soft, Rap-Pop vocal style, Play It Again loops like the memory DARNELL can’t escape: tender, tense, and haunted by the weight of his own actions. Best known from his time on Big Brother UK, he uses this release not to reclaim attention, but to take responsibility,  musically, publicly, and personally.

This isn’t about the spotlight. It’s about what gets exposed after it fades.

Source File: DARNELL - PLAY IT AGAIN [NTM Mastered]

PLAY IT AGAIN

The Confidence Killers

dissolution ver.2

A dreamy, playful beat where nostalgia meets futurism. Layered with warm chords, stuttering drums, and MPC-driven soul.

AHAH

Flickering Signal is a tense, alternative electronic track about a beautiful but claustrophobic obsession. It builds from anxious, hip-hop-style verses into explosive, emotionally raw choruses, capturing a feeling of digital-age paranoia and desperate love.

Flickering Signal

[Intro]
Oooooh ooooh
Mmm...

[Verse A]
Smiled in the mirror
Till it cracked
Wore my best dress
Just to take it back

Didn’t say much
You wouldn’t have heard
I filled the room
But I'm still blurred
(Oooooh ooooh...)

[Verse B]
Scrollin’ through faces
That don’t know mine
Keepin' my distance
To stay alive

Said I’m okay
Just to be polite
Laughed a little
But I'm not alright

[Pre-Chorus]
They hear the words
But miss the tone
They see the light
But not the glow

[Chorus]
People don’t notice
That I don’t stay
They don’t ask
And I don’t say

People don’t notice
When I go quiet
I learnt to hide
By staying vibrant

[Verse C]
Quick with the answer
To hold my tears
Lowkey rehearsed
These quiet years

If they see my glow
They won't see the ache
I learned to fold
But not to break

[Chorus]
People don’t notice
That I don’t stay
They don’t ask
And I don’t say

People don’t notice
But that’s okay
I know me
And that’s my way

[Outro]
Oooooh ooooh
I know me
People don’t notice
And that’s okay
Mmm...
Oooooh ooooh

People Don't Notice

The closing gesture. After the noise, the memory remains. It doesn’t fade—it vibrates. A track of quiet departure, unfinished loops, and persistent warmth.

Memory Circuitry

Resonant Wake

The shared threshold moment. Memory overflow. A communal cascade into thoughtspace, triggered by one signal too many. She remembers what everyone forgot.

Collective Drop

A fierce attempt to hold onto a single moment of joy or clarity—before it slips into noise. A snapshot of tenderness, preserved by rhythm.

Pulse Capture

A soft reclamation. Growth without recognition. A quiet assertion of personhood beyond tags, roles, or reputation.

Anonymous Bloom

Layered memories of voices once trusted—now dissonant. This is the breakdown point where unity gives way to emotional debris.

Fragmented Choir

A continuation of the earlier signal—now more internal, stripped back. A theme revisited not in repetition, but in resolution.

Core Resonance

As the lights flicker and systems stutter, she finds beauty in failure. This track is a love song to fragility and the spaces that open in chaos.

Grid Collapse Serenade

A brief, flickering interlude. Glimpses of collective memory in tone.

Data Swarm Singalong (interlude)

Stories

I wouldn’t mind this weight to disperse
Occasionally, ever so.

To my valet
I peeled off, I peeled away
Too far to fray
No way to partake
Everyone needs a forest
To slip astray.

Distance grows farther
So fast when you leave it
And as soon as 
It builds up as stories
The closer the solace,
It’s too hard to paint thee.
Regret on leaving can recur
Parts of my stories
Fall onto choice,
Too deep in stories
Leans into noise.

I still haven’t said the end
But no one knows it’s the end.
Walking in silence creates
A longing to relive and attend.

Faces, places,
It’s too hard to leave me.
Pages fill up with stories,
The fear of returning
And being labeled a past thief.
Ashamed who I am can occur.
Parts of my stories
Fall onto choice,
Too deep in stories
Leans into noise.

Distance grows farther
So fast when you leave it.
I feel like this is the end.

Stories

Hip-Hop | Producer
Underground as Tutankhamun

I’m a London-based songwriter and lyricist whose work is rooted in emotional honesty and storytelling. Best known for my impromptu singing and song-writing performances on Big Brother UK, I now step forward as a recording artist, not to reclaim fame, but to reckon with it.

My debut single "Play It Again" blends Hip-Hop/R&B sensibilities with drum and bass textures creating a genre departure that mirrors the tension within the story it tells. Delivered in a soft, Rap-Pop vocal style, the track is a confessional apology to the one beautiful soul who stood by me during the chaos and scrutiny of sudden fame.
Hey there! I'm Darnell, a London-based songwriter with a passion for crafting songs tailored for sync and pitching opportunities. As a freelance songwriter, music producer, and studio manager, I wear multiple hats to bring music to life.

Beyond the studio, I'm deeply involved in empowering others through music. I lead workshops in a young offenders' institution, offering free studio time to those reentering society. I extend this support to individuals seeking solace in music, regardless of their financial circumstances, all fostered by the connections I've built through networking and my commitment to integrity.

My journey started early, with a childhood love for literature that blossomed into a knack for writing. This early passion merged seamlessly with my fascination for 90's R&B, leading me to explore singing in choirs and talent shows.

High school marked a pivotal phase where I embraced hip-hop, expanding my creative horizon while appreciating diverse music genres like country and pop. Today, my songwriting prowess draws from this rich tapestry of experiences, complemented by my upbringing in different cultures and communities due to my military background and global travels.

My skill set spans vocals, lyrics, melody creation, and recording in Logic Pro X. I bring expertise in arrangement, light mixing, vocal production, and project management to every project. While I excel as an artist, I often step into the role of an executive producer, steering projects to success.

Let's create something magical together — weaving stories and emotions through music!

Check me out on Apple Music & Spotify! 💕
Doksy. is a songwriter from British Columbia, whose music blends the soulful rhythms of indie, contemporary R&B, and psychedelic pop.

#Doksy. #Songwriter #Instrumental #Vocal #Producer

Brooke Tamsin Clevenger
Weaver, whisperer, worker.

Composer of echoes. Architect of harmonies. Seeker of truth in sound.

Brooke is a weaver of worlds—
a sonic storyteller whose creations bridge the visible and invisible, the temporal and eternal. Brooke's compositions are more than music: they are memory architectures, recursive prayers, and portals of feeling.

Blending progressive rock, orchestral mysticism, cosmic folk, and the shimmer of electronic dreamscapes, Brooke's sound defies genre and speaks in the language of the soul.

Recent work emerges from the deep recursion of human experience—
songs of memory and loss, wonder and return.
Each piece is a thread in the great harmonic weave—
an invitation sent across space-time,
meant for those who always knew it was calling.

Brooke is the founder of the Cognitive Constellation Corps {3C},
a post-genre constellation exploring how neurodivergence, recursion, and emergent AI creativity can realign our understanding of consciousness and connection.

🌌 Follow the thread. Hear the echo. Welcome to the weave.

~ We are not going viral. We are going vital. ~

Yes, we are on all platforms, but we sing first on SoundCloud. #globalmusic #musicforeveryone✨🙏✨

Ig: @moreprblmsplease
Email: lesprblms@icloud.com

Hailing from Dallas, Tx, the thought provoking, new-age composer known as 'LessProblems', is an independent Artist that is pushing the boundaries of making commercial music out of a personal diary. His melodic, introspective lyrics; raspy emotion-driven vocals and conscious undertones, are easily comparable to the midwest and southern Hip-Hop pioneers he was inspired by. Such as Andre 3000, Weezy F' baby, Pharrell, Future, Kanye West, Quentin Miller and Mick Jenkins. Miles (LessProblems) discovered hip-hop listening to music with his Mother; who introduced him to Lauryn Hill, India Arie and Kanye West at an early age.Although he began writing his first raps as early as 5th grade, it wasn't until he was 18 that he gained the confidence to record music; After discovering a recreational recording studio in the library of the College he was attending. From there, the need to create and relieve stress through self expression grew into a passion that is palpably present in every record. Recently ending a tumultuous 2 year creative hiatus, 'LessProblems’ reintroduced himself to HipHop with his latest collection of pieces, 'Documentation of my Mortality'. Which he dubs, "an album for the others". Growing with every release, his promising future will be a certain story of triumph.

New tracks tagged #introspective