Name: Looking Through by The Change Rollers
Duration: 1 min 36 s
Description: Fun short song with some lyrics to think on, of course.


ZIGGY
(Pedro Souto/Raphael Valadares/Carlos Beleza)

Respirar
Vai acontecer
Respirar
Eu vejo você
Respirar
O que vou fazer
Eu consigo

Mas não quero evitar
Não vou reagir
Dentro do escuro

Acho que vou levitar
Sinto a nóia
Dentro do escuro

Quando você voltar
Não estarei aqui
Dentro do escuro

Respirar
Já não faz sentido
Respirar
O tempo perdido
Respirar
Eu não consigo
Eu consigo

Dentro do escuro...
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Ziggy(Single)
Gravado na Sala Fumarte - "Onde fumar é uma arte"
 Brasília - DF
Produzido por Gustavo Halfeld e Almirante Shiva  
Mixagem: Gustavo Halfeld
Masterização: Gustavo Schettini Guimaraes
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Ziggy

Almirante Shiva EP
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Gravado na Sala Fumarte - "Onde fumar é uma arte"
Brasília - DF
Produzido por Gustavo Halfeld e Almirante Shiva
Mixagem: Gustavo Halfeld
Masterização: Gustavo Schettini Guimaraes
Arte: Dale Simpson
Fotos: Patrícia Soransso

Omulu

Remix of Makeunder's "What A Lovely Bandsaw!" by Naytronix. 

"What A Lovely Bandsaw!" appears on Makeunder's "Great Headless Blank" EP out October 14th, 2016 on limited edition vinyl via Good Eye Records. Pre-order - http://goodeyerecords.bigcartel.com/product/makeunder-great-headless-blank-ep-ger001

Makeunder - http://wearemakeunder.com/

Naytronix - http://naytronix.com/ 

"'What A Lovely Bandsaw!' describes the weekend where my family held an estate sale to part with my father's tools & belongings, so my mother could pay off her liens and put the home on the market. We watched hundreds of acquaintances and strangers rummage through every box, corner and cabinet, while we struggled to put a price on things my mother never thought she'd have to sell: finished works of art, handmade furniture, gouges, chisels, saws, a menagerie of power tools. Some we hardly understood how to value, others were important set pieces in my childhood memories. 

My parents never felt like they belonged in Texas and my father likened their mortgage to a prison sentence. They would have been happy to abandon the house and get the hell out of San Antonio for good. In the end, however, it was impossible not to feel overwhelmed as the home quickly disappeared, piece by piece, before we even had a chance to come to terms with everything we'd lost." 

- Makeunder's Hamilton Ulmer
 
http://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs/2015/07/09/417727920/read-the-overwhelming-tragic-story-of-makeunders-great-headless-blank-ep

Looking Through

The Change Rollers

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