Name: spotless by Talk Bazaar in spotless
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Description: a love letter, a microcassette mixtape, a dip in yez lake

a love letter, a microcassette mixtape, a dip in yez lake

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A folky song about getting older and the stress it can have on a human. Just remember, after all is said and done, you'll come back home again.

Home Again

Wide Wide Space is a collab between Becky Green and @firewoodisland. The artists have brought their individual styles together to create a warm and inviting sound, rich with organic layers and textures. The story of the song is enriched with a narrative of hope and optimism.

Wide Wide Space - Firewoodisland & Becky Green

Songs For The Winter

Broke My Own Heart Too

Heaven Isn't Long for You

2022 EP "Real Life" TBA October 4th.

Written/Produced/Recorded by Vorsen (Oliver Halvorsen). 

Mixed by Andrew Lawson (Debaser Studio)

Easier

Lyircs 

Growing up (lyrics)

Don’t know where to start I’m lost in a cliche
Old hesitation I can’t make it go away
I’m holding a jealous heart, pulling at thin air
I’m going down every lie, ringing in my ears 
I never thought I’d fall and then you pulled up
Now I can’t get enough
Never thought I’d be down to love 
someone like you
I guess I’m growing up
Growing up for you 
Every lover’s careless pull me apart like a thread
The fall is endless I’m a shot from the dead
A name was already carved, I got nothing left
Starting out on a scar, trying to forget

I never thought I’d fall and then you pulled up
Now I can’t get enough
Never thought I’d be down to love 
someone like you
I guess I’m growing up
Growing up for you

I never thought
I live it up
A run away

I never thought
I give it all
I runaway
 I never thought I’d fall and then you pulled up
Now I can’t get enough
Never thought I’d be down to love 
someone like you
I guess I’m growing up
Growing up for you

GROWING UP (for you) by Sonja Midtune

San Mara's epic and uplifting alt-pop-rock debut is a musing on what might have come from a fleeting, heavily intoxicated moment in a surfers paradise.  

"The sum total of our interaction that day can't have been any more than 5 seconds. Most likely much less and I'm pretty sure she never saw me.  I was doing what you do at a music festival while watching JK singing 'Seven Days In Sunny June' on a beach so was already well on my way to forgetting some rough stuff that happened over the previous few months.  I caught sight of her and that was it. An immediate slap around the face. Full wide-eyed, open-mouthed euphoria, it was pathetic."

"My lizard-brain screamed love but I know that's not what love is.  It sure as f**k was something, though.  When I got home the boys scooped me up and forced me into the studio.  A few songs came out actually but this was the first.  I didn't know who she was so just let my imagination run with it.  Allowed myself to indulge in the fantasy of  what might have been.  That's all it was, a fantasy. Until it wasn't."

Soul Giver

swim in it

we don't have to say much

a noise you made

wow (stay here)

i hear you now

back to me

[verse 1]
finding my way to you
was a walk back
to my childhood home
it’s everything i know

[chorus]
you’re everything i know
everything i breathe
you’re everything i need
like light and the sun
baby you’re the one

so always find your way
back to me

[verse 2]
falling in love with you
was a warm embrace
blush on my face
wishes to the moon

finding my way to you
was flowers in a garden
smiling so often
the sky turning blue

[bridge]
if the next life is far from this one
and we’re two birds in the sun
baby, don’t be alarmed 
i’ll find you

[chorus]
you’re everything i know
everything i breathe
you’re everything i need
like light and the sun
baby you’re the one
find your way back
to me

back to me

Four Walls and Mind is a chronicle of betrayal disguised as love. It begins with the sacred act of planning a future together—only to unravel into the devastating truth that it was never real. Just a distraction. Just a game. Just something to pass the time. Every song is a lived moment: the breathless hope, the slow collapse, the silence that followed. This album doesn’t offer closure—it documents the ache of trying to heal when trust is gone, when love feels unreachable, when the pain is too loud to ignore. It’s not just music. It’s the sound of someone grieving what never truly existed, and trying—desperately—to find their way back to themselves

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