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Backspins, breaks and bleeps. Crossover Network shares five tracks guaranteed to give your bass bins a workout. This one's for the ravers!

Tracklist: 

"Backspins, breaks and bleeps. Crossover Network shares five tracks guaranteed to give your bass bins a workout. This one's for the ravers!

1. Always Odd
2. A Capacity for Evil
3. Quiet Desperation
4. Hostiles
5. Disaster Forecaster

PREMIERE: Crossover Network - Quiet Desperation [Pleasure Deficit]

All Store Release: 11.13.2023

Buy/Stream link: https://found.ee/BT-QuietDesperation

Making a grand entrance into the Individual Identity roster, we're excited to welcome Blaize Toland with an explosive EP as her debut release!  'Quiet Desperation EP' includes two hypnotizing and tantalizing singles, showcasing Blaize Toland's unique sound that's sure to captivate its listeners.  Make sure to scoop up a copy of 'Quiet Desperation' and 'Nangs On Acid' featured on this great EP and keep a lookout for more by Blaize Toland in the future!

Individual Identity Music / 2023

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Quiet Desperation EP

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“Silent Reverie” is a poignant R&B and Soul track that beautifully marries the intimate touch of handwritten lyrics with the modernity of AI-produced music and vocals. The lyrics, penned with a deeply personal touch, explore the profound silence that follows a painful breakup, symbolizing the unspoken words and unresolved emotions that linger between former lovers. This silence is depicted as both a presence and an absence, haunting the narrator with memories and lost dreams. The song navigates the complex terrain of love, loss, and the echoes of what once was, making “Silent Reverie” a deeply reflective and relatable track for anyone who has felt the weight of a love left unspoken.

Silent Reverie

A quiet anthem for the solitary soul.
In a world full of noise, some of us choose silence, not because we want to disappear, but because we’re afraid of being fully seen.
“Shadows of Solitude” is a confession wrapped in metaphor: a man who hides behind strength, while aching for softness.
It’s about the kind of loneliness that lingers even in crowds.
And the whisper that refuses to be silenced.

Shadows of Solitude

A soft-spoken existential hymn—a song about survival through selective belief. It sounds cheerful until you listen to the words, built on poetic denial and emotional stagecraft, like someone wallpapering over a crack because they have to keep living in the room. The lyrics drift between acceptance and self-deception, and it’s devastating in the most graceful way possible.

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“Halfway To Nowhere” is a transmission from the in-between:
a man strapped into steel and silence, drifting through space with nothing but a paper cup of coffee and a photograph taped above his seat. His voice is fragile, honest, at times almost casual – but every word circles back to the one gravity he still knows: love.

It’s a song about distance, about machines that hum while the heart skips, about the things we never say until it’s too late. Whether he ever makes it home, the silence doesn’t answer. All that remains is the message: Tell her I love her.

„Halfway To Nowhere“ ist eine Botschaft aus dem Dazwischen:
ein Mensch, festgeschnallt in Stahl und Stille, treibend durchs All, mit nichts außer einem Pappbecher Kaffee und einem Foto über seinem Sitz. Seine Stimme ist zerbrechlich, ehrlich, manchmal fast beiläufig – doch jeder Satz kehrt zurück zu der einzigen Schwerkraft, die er noch kennt: Liebe.

Es ist ein Song über Entfernung, über Maschinen, die weiter summen, während das Herz stolpert, über all das, was wir erst sagen, wenn es zu spät ist. Ob er je zurückkehrt, beantwortet die Stille nicht. Was bleibt, ist die Botschaft: Sag ihr, dass ich sie liebe.

Halfway To Nowhere

I packed my coffee in a paper cup
Still warm when the engines lit up
A photo taped above my seat
Her smile’s the only gravity I keep

The radio crackles like an old motel fan
They ask me numbers, I pretend I can
Outside it’s quiet, too quiet to bear
Feels like Sunday morning
And nobody’s there

I’m halfway to nowhere, floating in between
A heartbeat lost inside the machine
If the wires go silent, if the lights go black
Tell her I swear I was coming back
Tell her I love her
Though I never said it right
Tell her I tried
God knows I tried

The window fogs when I breathe too near
Funny how clouds can appear up here
I write her name in the mist with my hand
It fades before I can understand

Control, do you copy?
Control, are you gone?
The clock has stopped ticking
But the ship moves on
Tell me this isn’t the end of the song

I’m halfway to nowhere, floating in between
A ghost with a pulse that the stars have seen
If the night grows louder, if the tether snaps
Tell her I swear I was coming back

And tell her I love her

The Earth is smaller than I believed
Like a postcard folded in my sleeve
I close my eyes — she’s pulling me near
But the silence wins, and I disappear


halfway to nowhere

FAULTLINE (formerly Vox Astra) is the sound of someone still standing after the floor gave out.

The name doesn’t come from a trend. It comes from lived experience. Faultline is a trans musician, lyricist, and storyteller who turns survival into sound—crafting music that sits at the intersection of alt-rap, emo rock, spoken word, and atmospheric collapse. His songs aren’t clean, they’re honest. They’re the unspoken parts of healing, grief, identity, and mental health—captured in a raw, narrative voice that doesn’t flinch.

Growing up with trauma and silence, Faultline learned early how to translate pain into something rhythmic. He was raised by headphones, healed by lyrics, and found his voice somewhere between the static and the breakdown. He writes like a journal entry someone forgot to burn—emotional, sharp, intimate.

He pulls from a wide range of inspiration: the quiet poetry of isolation, the aching production of bedroom records, the emotional intensity of confessional rap and indie rock. Whether it’s slow-burning verses or broken-syllable choruses, every song is made to carry weight without asking for pity.

Faultline isn’t here to perform resilience.
He’s here to name it.

“I don’t make sad music.
I make music for people who lived through something and don’t know what to do with it.”
—Faultline

His work is for the ones who overthink in empty rooms, who wore hoodies in summer to feel protected, who survived without a trophy, and who carry stories no one ever asked to hear. It’s for the outsiders, the chronically tired, the quietly angry, the dissociated poets, and the ones who never quite fit the mold.

Faultline makes music that bleeds slow and lingers long.
He isn’t chasing the charts—he’s building a home for people like him. The ones who still shake, but haven’t shattered yet.

Welcome to the rupture.
Welcome to Faultline.

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Phrases and Phases Publishing is a one-man label, archive, and reality-refraction field. Founded by J. Adam Walters - lawyer-turned lyricist, satirist, and architectural dropout from polite society - it's the home for songs that shouldn't exist, poems that go to far, and fictional universes with better paperwork than the Library of Congress. 

From folk elegies to parody rap to theocratic cartoon trauma epics, everything here is written by a human who uses AI as a collaborator and instrument rather than an outsourced brain, and finished only when it reaches a space where laughing hurts, or hurting laughs.

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.

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