A powerful and immersive track where dark basslines and fractured percussion blend with futuristic synthetic layers. This piece evokes a crumbling city illuminated by flickering neon lights, remnants of a glorious past.

Wild Earl presents his groundbreaking new album titled "2070 Arabian Motor Man Playing Dangerous Distortion Game But Jumping And Enjoying Another Abstract Sunset Away At Ameder With Music". This ambitious project takes listeners on a journey through a futuristic, surreal, and emotionally charged soundscape.

Set in the year 2070, the album explores a dystopian world where humanity faces the consequences of its technological obsessions. Tracks like Arabian and Motor evoke the relentless hum of machines and the mystique of desert landscapes, while Man reflects on the human condition in an increasingly artificial world.

The energy shifts with Playing and Dangerous, capturing the thrill of risk and the tension of living on the edge, before plunging into the chaos of Distortion, where reality begins to warp. Game then pulls listeners into a labyrinth of choices, where every move carries weight.

The album’s emotional core lies in moments of introspection, like But, a pause between hope and uncertainty, and Jumping, a bold leap into the unknown. Tracks like And and Enjoying weave together fleeting moments of connection and joy amidst the chaos.

As the journey continues, Another opens the door to alternate realities, while Abstract and Sunset paint vivid, surreal landscapes of endings and new beginnings. Away offers a sense of escape, leading to At, the point of convergence where everything comes together.

The enigmatic Ameder stands as a symbolic destination, shrouded in mystery, while With and Music remind us of the universal bonds that transcend time and space.

Wild Earl’s "2070 Arabian Motor Man Playing Dangerous Distortion Game But Jumping And Enjoying Another Abstract Sunset Away At Ameder With Music" is a sonic adventure that challenges, inspires, and captivates, leaving listeners eager to explore its depths again and again.

GAME

A market of galaxies, where celestial merchants trade in stardust and forgotten wisdom. An eclectic mix of Middle Eastern scales and glitchy electronica evoke a sense of exploration.

The vast cosmic souk (Remastered)

The Bartenders and Emma Hope return with Hey Bartender! Part 2, a soulful and electrifying sequel to their signature hit. This time, Emma’s haunting vocals bring a new depth to the song, transforming the classic blues lament into a duet of heartbreak and resilience. While Johnny D. and Stephaan Rayes keep their signature groove alive, Emma’s presence adds a delicate yet powerful contrast—her voice both soothing and sharp, like the burn of whiskey after a long night. The song is richer, more intimate, and full of raw emotion, making it an unforgettable chapter in their blues story.

Lyrics:
"Hey Bartender"
(Verse 1) Hey bartender, I’m callin’ out to you, I’ve been prayin’, but you don’t hear me through. There’s a drinkin’ buddy, I’m lost in his charm, And I sip the whiskey poured from his arm. Every time he stirs from his drunken sleep, He grabs that bottle, takes another leap, And he pours me four for every tear I weep.
(Chorus) Oh, a weepin’ heart, torn apart by the miles, The one he loves is like a swayin’ pine. Sleepless nights and a soul in decline, Every thought of leavin’ makes him cry awhile. Why’s he cryin’ over things that ain’t come yet? Why’s he mournin’ for the sun that ain’t set?
(Verse 2) My eyes are dimmed, I can’t see no more, Since you left, the moonlight feels unsure. These tears run long, they blur my sight, And my broken heart joins the fight. Now I’m battlin’ sorrow and the pain of desire, A hopeless dream, a burnin’ fire.
(Chorus) Oh, a weepin’ heart, torn apart by the miles, The one he loves is like a swayin’ pine. Sleepless nights and a soul in decline, Every thought of leavin’ makes him cry awhile. Why’s he cryin’ over things that ain’t come yet? Why’s he mournin’ for the sun that ain’t set?
(Bridge) My folks keep sayin’ I’m a fool for this ache, They laugh and tell me it’s all just a fake. But my pain’s too real, I can’t make it less, It’s the hope and despair of this emptiness. A heart that burns, a tear that won’t stop, Knows its sins but won’t own up to the lot.
(Outro) Hey, you who turns away when I sing, My love for you’s growin’ in the spring. Don’t you dare call my love a lie, This heart beats true ‘til the day I die.


Hey Bartender! (Part 2)

If the Horses of Remoteness Overwhelm You

A vibrant homage to the spirit of California, this song captures the essence of freedom and adventure through its lively rhythms.

Coeur de la Californie

"Foolish Prophet" – A Song for Said Benjebli 
In the echo of a lost voice, The Bartenders & Tom Rasheed deliver a haunting tribute to the Moroccan influencer Said Benjebli, who left this world in early April, alone in a Boston apartment but not without leaving behind a final, brutally honest message to life.

“Foolish Prophet” is more than a song. It’s Said’s words raw, unfiltered, philosophical in their despair transformed into music. His declarations of imperfection, freedom, and truth are brought to life by Tom Rasheed, Nicky D., and Stephaan Rayes, channeling his spirit through blues, spoken word, and rock-infused poetry.

Each verse is a mirror to Said’s courage in embracing his flaws. Each chorus, a cry of liberation. And behind it all, a call to remember, to feel, and to give: all proceeds from this song and its upcoming covers will go to support Said’s children.

This isn’t just music. It’s memory. It’s resistance. It’s the voice of a man who dared to be a fool and in doing so, became a prophet.

Lyrics : 

"Foolish Prophet"

(Verse 1)

Everyone's a fool,

Covering our shame,

Masking our foolishness,

Playing this endless game.

How long will we hide it,

Let the madness flow,

Reveal the mother of folly,

Let the whole world know.

(Chorus)

I've got nothing left to lose,

Bald head, crooked teeth, I'm free,

Facing the world with all my flaws,

Let the fool inside me be.

(Verse 2)

Said lacks the courage,

To bare his soul, his truth,

But I face the world bravely,

In foolishness, my proof.

Language raw, accent wild,

Imperfections proudly shown,

Why hide behind illusions,

When foolishness I've known?

(Chorus)

I've got nothing left to lose,

Bald head, crooked teeth, I'm free,

Facing the world with all my flaws,

Let the fool inside me be.

(Bridge)

Last year they tried to shape me,

Philosopher, thinker, wise,

But I proclaimed myself a prophet,

Surprise behind their eyes.

I don't need your labels,

Don't care to be your sage,

I choose to be a fool now,

Unbound from any cage.

(Outro)

Can you accept a fool,

Who isn't wise nor deep?

Doesn't he deserve to speak,

And his foolish dreams to keep?


Foolish Prophet

A pulsating opening. Metallic synths bleed into crushed drums, like a warning from a forgotten AI. This is the ignition: industrial, hypnotic, and burning like neon blood.


The forgotten gem finally returns.
“Le Mythe Oublié,” the French counterpart of “The Echoes of the Myth”, closes the circle of Lotus Pastel’s album with haunting grace.
It captures the essence of the entire project a melancholic celebration of stories buried by time and dreams that once burned bright, now whispered in shadow.
Sung in her native tongue, this track feels like a personal confession, a final sigh from the myth itself. A slow-burning echo, finally heard.

Le Mythe Oublié

Artist: Baby Blue Gleam Genre: Deep House / Electro Ritual


“Aqisa” gets a dancefloor resurrection by Baby Blue Gleam, who turns the cursed legend into a pulsating deep house anthem.
Built on a slow-burning bassline, tribal percussion, and a looping vocal sample whispering "Aqisa... Aqisa...", the track captures the sensation of being chased by a ghost through smoke and strobe lights.
It’s seductive, tense, and spiritual like dancing at the edge of a cliff. Aqisa has entered the club, and she’s not leaving alone.


Aqisa

Psalms 106

With Rockability, aZzma rewrites the rules of freedom in rock form. The grunged version drips with sweat and distortion, carried by pounding bass and jagged guitars. Her vocals move between whispers and screams, shaping the track into a rebellious statement. It’s dirty, alive, and entirely hers.

Lyrics :

Intro 
- Hey Jimi, they still playin’ it safe out there?  
- Safe is dead, mama, safe is six feet under.

Couplet 1 
In the 50s they dressed so neat, 
Tied their shoes, kept their beat. 
Families framed like TV screens, 
Smilin’ faces, plastic dreams.
Then the 60s came, brushed in paint, 
Love was loud but still so quaint. 
Pretty art in Sunday clothes, 
But freedom whispered, “break those codes.”

Refrain  Rockability / set me free, 
Wild and dirty, that’s the key. 

Couplet 2 
70s hit with smoke and fire, 
Psychedelic fuel took us higher. 
Good acid, truth in every chord, 
We tore the cage, we cut the board.
Whiskey lips and freedom’s kiss, 
Stage was holy, pain was bliss. 
Screamed my soul till the lights went blind, 
Left the neat and clean behind.


Pont Plug the fuzz, light the night! 
Drink the blues, burn it right!  
Music’s mad, but music’s true, 
Rockability / it bleeds through you.

Refrain Rockability / set me free, 
Wild and dirty, that’s the key. 

Couplet 3 
I saw the 90s crawl in the street, 
Concrete beats, no shoes on their feet.
Raw and real, the underground rose, 
But the ghost of the 70s still knows.

Now the 2000s polished the flame, 
Slick machines, but never the same. 
The spirit’s a shadow, chasing the past, 
Cause the wildest fire was the 70s blast.

Refrain final Rockability / set me free, 
Wild and dirty, that’s the key. 
Rockability / don’t you see? 
The 70s live eternally. 


Outro  
“Freedom ain’t polite, honey.”  
“Turn it up till it bleeds.”  
“And ride the storm, forever.”

Rockability

Rockability (Grunged Version)

The Bartenders is a band founded in Toronto, Canada, by two passionate musicians: Johnny D. and Stephaan Rayes. This dynamic duo has mastered the art of modern blues, infusing it with soulful grooves and a touch of rock. Their signature track, Hey Bartender!, quickly struck a chord with music lovers thanks to its infectious energy and catchy riffs. Known for their captivating live performances, The Bartenders turn every stage into a vibrant mix of rhythms, blending classic influences with a refreshing modern twist.

Hey Bartender! (Part 2)

The Bartenders and Emma H.