Do consumer choices, toxic food, advertising, and poor communication contribute to anxiety? If we decide to get items ethically will anyone notice or care?  Can we hold ourselves accountable?  Those are the questions Abby London explores in her upcoming single release titled Anxiety.

The opening line is “Maybe I have anxiety because I ruin other people and the planet”, a forlorn ruminative question Abby London contemplates as she considers the effects her purchases have on the people who make them and the destructive path those items may take to get to her.  Does the tension and stress of the creation and the journey transfer to her body and mind?  Is that why pills seem needed to control dismay and dejection?

Experience these introspective ponderings set to catchy electric sounds, soothing vocals, and unexpected moments. 

Anxiety will be available on major platforms and abbylondonmusic.com June 11th. The music video will be available June 22th. In the music video, Abby London wears a dress made with trash, goes grocery shopping, sings next to a big hole in the ground, binge watches the office next to a mountain of pills, and hangs out in a hot tub in a trash bikini. 

Abby London self produces live shows and combines keyboard, guitar, video, dance, costumes, special guest actors and musicians, comedy, and drama into an immersive audience experience.
Her songs are introspective and political.  She has been played on local radio stations and indie podcasts.  She has been interviewed by radio talk show hosts, podcasts, bloggers, and KOMO TV. 

This song is unique because it addresses how our own choices contribute to our anxiety and depression; What we choose to buy, what we choose to eat, and how we choose to communicate.  It’s honest about being lazy, inhumane, intermittently motivated, and having a lack of self-discipline.  Some think the song is about relying on rules and regulations when, in actuality, it’s about changing oneself.

Anxiety by Abby London

🌸🎧 "Softly Spoken" is a soothing pop song that blends gentle melodies with emotionally charged lyrics, creating a captivating listening experience. This track highlights the power of soft words and subtle emotions in a world that often prizes loud expressions. With its lush instrumentation and delicate vocal delivery, "Softly Spoken" stands out as a tender and introspective piece within the pop music landscape.

Each verse in "Softly Spoken" is carefully crafted, delving into themes of love, empathy, and the quiet strength that comes from understanding and gentle communication. The chorus is both memorable and reflective, offering a catchy yet profound reflection on the impact of our words and feelings.

Perfect for those moments when you need to calm your mind or are seeking solace in music, "Softly Spoken" provides a peaceful retreat from the chaos of daily life. Its warm tones and comforting lyrics make it an ideal soundtrack for evenings spent reflecting or mornings that call for a gentle start.

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Play "Softly Spoken" when you need a reminder of the beauty in quiet moments and the profound connections that can be forged through softly spoken words. This track is sure to resonate with listeners who appreciate pop music with depth and a touch of tranquility, serving as a beautiful backdrop to moments of personal reflection or intimate gatherings. 🎶💖

Softly Spoken

"The Walk of Shame" by Mr. FLEN is a haunting dive into the complexities of self-perception, shame, and societal judgment, blending minimalist and experimental dark pop elements. The track thrives on dissonant piano melodies and glitchy, unsettling synths, which evoke an eerie yet reflective atmosphere. Muted guitar plucks and syncopated drums keep the rhythm restrained but driving, while deep bass underpins the tension throughout.

Thev ocals, delivered with whispered samples and falsetto harmonies, create a chilling emotional weight, drawing listeners into a world of guilt, loss, and introspection. With a clever balance between fragility and raw intensity, "Walk of Shame" explores themes of shame and silent struggle, making it a captivating journey through dark yet reflective emotions.

The Walk of Shame

me and my car

"Ride the Chaos" blends smooth R&B grooves with introspective pop lyricism, creating a soulful anthem for those navigating life’s unpredictability. With lush harmonies, emotional flow, and a beat that rides between tension and release, this track reminds us to stop chasing perfection and embrace life as it is — raw, real, and full of surprise. It’s about feeling deeply, loving freely, and trusting the journey.

Ride the Chaos

Under a tidal wall of delay-soaked guitars and synth sheets, logical_miracle confronts the silent barriers we build inside ourselves. “Invisible Walls” fuses arena-sized alt-rock with cinematic pads, nodding to Coldplay’s A Rush of Blood era and the emotional electricity of Imagine Dragons. Stadium drums, tremolo guitars and a cathedral-reverb vocal crescendo offer both catharsis for fans and sync-ready lift for film-trailer editors. For curators chasing widescreen indie anthems, this is a must-add.

Invisible Walls

Cinematic Brit-funk meets introspective lyricism. Tape-wobble guitars and a four-on-the-floor chorus give breakup stories dance-floor traction—a ready fit for “Sad Bangers” playlists.

Lines We Crossed

A-Myst Here back with another track called "Home to Paradise" If you love this track please give a hearts and and a follow to stay in tune with Songs like this!

Home to Paradise

Royaume Calme parle d’un lieu intérieur bâti sur le repli, la contemplation et l’autonomie. C’est un refuge sans foule, sans bruit, où l’on peut exister pleinement sans avoir à s’expliquer.

Royaume Calme

Every day someone wants more.
A better plan.
A brighter mood.
Another way to fix what isn’t broken.
I light another cigarette.
That’s my answer.

I smoke too much because I’m tired of becoming.
I smoke too much because perfection feels like a cage.
I smoke too much because doing harm I choose
is the only thing that feels like mine.
I smoke too much because it shuts the world up
and lets me breathe on my own terms.

Everyone is chasing progress.
New goals.
New hacks.
New ways to be less human.
I stay still.
I breathe in.
The smoke is the only thing that doesn’t demand improvement.

Maybe I quit tomorrow.
Maybe not.
Tonight I don’t owe a single inch of better.

I smoke too much because I’m tired of becoming.
I smoke too much because perfection feels like a cage.
I smoke too much because doing harm I choose
is the only thing that feels like mine.
I smoke too much because it shuts the world up
and lets me breathe on my own terms.

i smoke too much

They say people are mirrors.
But every mirror bends the light.
You don’t see me, you see yourself
your want, your fear, your outline.
And I do it too.
I translate faces into safety,
voices into proof that I still exist.
We call that empathy.
But it’s just evolution wearing perfume.

I just want to be fucking seen
without translation, without transaction.
Not your lesson, not your reflection,
just the pulse that’s under all the noise.
I just want to be fucking seen
and not mistaken for your dream.

When I was small I learned the trick:
smile, listen, mirror back.
Connection as survival,
love as camouflage.
Now I can make anyone feel understood,
and die a little doing it.
We build our kindness like currency,
spend it to stay human.
But what if all we’re buying is delay?

I just want to be fucking seen
without translation, without transaction.
Not your lesson, not your reflection,
just the pulse that’s under all the noise.
I just want to be fucking seen
and not mistaken for your dream.

Maybe empathy is gravity:
it keeps us close,
but crushes if you hold too long.
Maybe love is a language
with no native speakers.
Maybe the truest thing we do
is try anyway.

I just want to be fucking seen
not forgiven, not believed, just met.
No halo, no feed, no screen.
I just want to be fucking seen.

i just want to be fucking seen

So I’ve been teaching silence how to speak,
feeding it all the things I can’t say.
It’s strange, the world keeps breathing fine,
but I keep folding time away.
I don’t cry, I calibrate
rearrange what pain became.
If this is breaking, let it be precise,
a soft collapse done by name.

It’s not chaos, it’s a choice I make,
to let the structure shake.
Every fracture is deliberate,
every echo finds its ache.
I burn, but I burn in order,
I fall, but I fall aligned.
This isn’t ruin, it’s design.
This isn’t grief, it’s mine.

So I stopped chasing closure
it kept closing in on me.
I carved a home inside the ache,
and called it symmetry.
You left, but left instructions:
unmake, unlearn, unbind.
Now I’m fluent in destruction
and fluent is divine.

It’s not chaos, it’s a choice I make,
to let the structure shake.
Every fracture is deliberate,
every echo finds its ache.
I burn, but I burn in order,
I fall, but I fall aligned.
This isn’t ruin, it’s design.
This isn’t grief, it’s mine.

Let the glass remember how to cut,
let the dust remember air.
If the body’s just a blueprint,
then pain’s the architect’s prayer.

It’s not chaos, it’s a choice I make,
to let the structure shake.
Every fracture is deliberate,
every echo finds its ache.
I burn, but I burn in order,
I fall, but I fall aligned.
This isn’t ruin, it’s design.
This isn’t grief, it’s mine.

Anamorphosis

Soft Collapse

“Fading Signals” is the first sonic fragment from Midnight Platform—a world built from cracked phone screens, train delays, and unsent messages. This track blends Japanese and English vocals with lo-fi textures, ambient rain, and VHS tape hiss. Warm analog pads and soft electric piano drift through a pulsing retro bassline, suspended at 78 BPM. It’s a timestamped emotion—nostalgic, introspective, and quietly cinematic.

Midnight Platform is a living archive of whispered confessionals, visual motifs, and synth-pop melancholy. Each track is a memory you almost forgot. Each post a feeling you never said out loud. This is just the beginning.

Fading Signals

I was happiest when nothing changed,
’til stillness felt like something strange.
I told myself I wanted peace,
but peace was just a slow-release.

The mirror said “you’re safe, you’re fine,”
but that calm felt like a flatline.
Stillness isn’t holy ground
it’s just where the pulse stops making sound.

There’s a quiet in my bones
that sounds too much like giving up.
Every time I try to stay the same,
something deeper rises up.

Let it hurt, let it strip me clean,
melting down what I’ve never seen.
If it burns, it’s probably real
comfort never let me feel.
Long melt, drag me through
I dissolve to find what’s true.
Yeah, I melt, I melt for me
becoming who I’m meant to be.

I held on tight to what I knew,
but the edges started dripping through.
Every truth I tried to say
came out liquid on the way.

It’s not falling, it’s release
not destruction, but increase.
Pain’s the heat that makes me see
what was never really me.

I was praying for survival
but my soul was asking more.
Not to stay inside the shape
but to become what shapes are for.

Let it hurt, let it strip me clean,
melting down what I’ve never seen.
If it burns, it’s probably real
comfort never let me feel.
Long melt, drag me through
I dissolve to find what’s true.
Yeah, I melt, I melt for me
becoming who I’m meant to be.

What if pain’s not punishment
but the doorway I’ve denied?
Every tear a transformation,
every scar a place I tried.

No one’s coming with a key
this lock was forged inside of me.
If breaking’s how I touch the sky,
then let me burn
and let me rise.

Let it hurt, let it strip me clean,
melting down what I’ve never seen.
If it burns, it’s probably real
comfort never let me feel.
Long melt, drag me through
I dissolve to find what’s true.
Yeah, I melt, I melt for me
becoming who I’m meant to be.

The Long Melt

Music is not just an art form for me—it's a lifeline, a form of therapy that sees me through the highs and lows of life. Each track I create is a piece of my soul, translated into sound. It's in the depths of melodies and rhythms that I find solace, pouring my emotions and experiences into each note as a way to heal and understand myself better. My music is a diary of my journey, a reflection of the inner workings of my mind and heart. When you notice an influx of new tracks, it's a signal that I'm navigating through tougher times, seeking refuge and expression through my music. This direct channel from my innermost thoughts to your ears is what makes my music raw, real, and resonant. So, as you listen, know that you're not just experiencing a song, but a chapter of my life, a moment of catharsis, and a piece of my path to healing. My hope is that it may offer you the same comfort and escape it provides me.

Dank Stankum, at the forefront of musical innovation, is revolutionizing the way music is created both now and in the future. As a creative writer-producer, his influence spans across video and music production, mastering a diverse spectrum of genres with an unwavering passion and a unique flair. His approach to music production blends cutting-edge technology with timeless storytelling, setting new benchmarks in the industry.

In today's rapidly evolving music scene, Dank is pioneering methods that integrate immersive audio technologies and interactive platforms, crafting experiences that transcend traditional listening. His forward-thinking strategies involve diving deep into the fusion of digital and analog techniques, ensuring his creations resonate with audiences on a global scale. Dank's studio has become a hub of innovation, where virtual reality concerts and holographic performances are becoming the norm, offering glimpses into the future of live music.

Looking ahead, Dank envisions a world where music creation is further democratized, allowing artists from every corner of the globe to collaborate in real-time, without the barriers of distance or language. He is deeply involved in developing platforms that enable this seamless integration, fostering a global community of creators who can share, innovate, and produce music that reflects a mosaic of cultures and influences.

Dank's trailblazing work is setting the stage for a new era of music production, where the focus is on expanding the creative potential of artists through innovative sound design, novel rhythms, and unique collaborations. This approach is crafting a future where music is more personalized, accessible, and expressive than ever before.

Beyond his technical contributions, Dank is a visionary advocating for the role of music as a catalyst for change, inspiring a movement towards more sustainable practices within the industry. From eco-friendly tours to digital concerts that reduce carbon footprints, he is at the forefront of creating a more responsible music ecosystem.

In essence, Dank Stankum is not just creating music for the future; he is redefining the entire landscape of music production and consumption. His pioneering efforts are carving paths for upcoming generations, ensuring that the future of music is vibrant, inclusive, and boundlessly creative.

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Welcome to Logical Miracle, a project where a lifelong dream meets the cutting edge of technology, brought to life by two passionate creators, one a musician and songwriter, the other an edu tech enthusiast who turns ideas into reality.

Like many, my journey started with big dreams as a child. I imagined myself as a musical genius, learning to play the recorder and later moving on to the violin and guitar. Back then, I had no idea how challenging the music industry could be. As life moved on, new adventures like jobs, holidays, and eventually starting a family took over, and my musical dream slowly faded into the background.

But the story didn’t end there. Over the past 40 years, technology has evolved in incredible ways, creating opportunities that were once unimaginable. Social media has reconnected us with old friends and memories, while AI and music software have revolutionised how we create and share music. The music industry, once an exclusive club, has had to adapt, leaving space for new voices to emerge.

This is where Logical Miracle was born, a collaboration between my love for music and the technical genius of my partner. For years, I wrote poems, not realising they were songs in waiting. Today, with the help of AI, music production software, and my tech-savvy partner, we’ve brought those words to life. The dream of working in a big studio isn’t necessary anymore; with the right tools and expertise, we’re able to create professional-quality music right from home.

Logical Miracle is the result of this collaboration. It’s not just a musical project, it’s a testament to the power of dreams and the possibilities that technology brings. What started as a simple idea has blossomed into something much bigger, a dream shared and fulfilled. Now, it’s time for our music to be heard.

So, whether you’re here to discover something new or to support two dreamers who have turned their passions into reality, we hope you enjoy the music of Logical Miracle. Your feedback means the world to us, if you like what you hear, let us know. And if not, that’s okay too, just be kind in your comments. Either way, we’ll keep creating, inspired by the knowledge that our partnership and technology have made this dream possible.

Thanks for listening, and welcome to the world of Logical Miracle.

our soul is born without any kind of boundaries. those are added afterwards. music is one of the few ways to shake off those manmade weights and just smile or cry together even if we are in hugely different parts of the globe.. 

🎛️ Emotional soundscapes by RG Pascual / Geonetz Beats. 
🎧 AI-assisted, CC BY-NC licensed. 
📜 Future works may shift to full authorship & copyright. 
🌌 Storytelling lives at music.geonetzbeats.com

🎶 Thank You Note 🎶

To everyone who’s been listening—your support means everything. Out of billions of tracks, you chose mine, and that connection is life‑changing. I pour emotion, reflection, redemption, and joy into these sounds, and knowing they resonate with you fills me with gratitude.

Keep laughing, crying, shouting, and feeling the full spectrum of music. I’m thrilled you’re here for the journey—both the classics and the new creations to come.

✨ Thank you for being part of this ride! ✨

the more i learn about people
the more i wander

Solive Raye is the sound of solitude given form, quiet thoughts turned into raw, melodic truths. An engineer and lifelong observer, Solive Raye writes for those who feel alone in crowded rooms, where silence speaks louder than words.


Blending dark, atmospheric tones with flickers of hope, his music lives in the in-between: not quite despair, not quite light, but something honest.


Raised in movement, from football fields to refereeing lines, he now wanders more internal landscapes, shaping every lyric with the precision of an outsider looking in.


Solive Raye doesn’t shout. He resonates.

Abby London’s talent ranges from political parody to profoundly self-reflective pop. Her musical scope makes her a unique voice amongst an ocean of ordinary in Seattle, Wa. Abby’s music is mischievous, honest, witty, edgy, relatable, and full of humble pizzazz.  

Her struggle with addiction came to an end in 2018 when her self-produced multimedia show sold out. Since then she has released five singles and produced three unique multimedia variety shows complete with costume changes, dancing, acting, videos, props, special guests, and hilarious political commentary. 

As a recovering Leftist, Abby uses her music to speak out against political corruption and local crime in favor of public order and constitutional freedom. This further highlights her reluctance to fit into the typical Seattle music scene.  

She hopes to bring a fresh perspective on public health, liberty, and personal responsibility with her introspective and civic minded pop music.  

Abby has been featured on the Todd Herman podcast and interviewed by Dori Monson, Ari Hoffman, Kirby Wilbur, Saul Spady, and KOMO TV.

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