Old Skool Garage

I did this back in 2001 and just been sat on my old hard drive doing nothing so thought id upload it.

Please Don't Turn Me On - Artful Dodger Feat. Lifford.

Scroll Wars captures the descent into the digital fog, the point in the story where humanity stops talking and starts reacting. It’s the middle of the album’s fall: the warmth of real connection from Back When Corners Had Names has been replaced by scrolling thumbs, empty comment threads, and curated rage. The lyrics play out like a psychological battleground, where attention has become the new currency and truth the casualty.

The world here doesn’t collapse with bombs or riots, it collapses through apathy, addiction, and noise. Every swipe feels like a punch, every like a small sedative. The “wars” aren’t fought for land or belief anymore but for validation, the illusion of being seen. People mistake motion for meaning, mistaking connection for control.

By the end, the voice of the track realises what’s been lost: we traded real presence for endless feeds. Yet buried under the loops and repetition is a spark of hope, the moment someone finally looks up from their screen and remembers the rhythm of their own heartbeat. That’s the quiet rebellion the album begins to move toward next.

Scroll Wars

Sambuca (The Return)

Sambuca (The Return) (Radio Mix) [feat. Dennis G.]

Sticky - Triplets II

Movin' Too Fast

Movin' Too Fast (Radio Edit)

Ain't No Stoppin Us

Ain't No Stoppin Us (Oracles Mix) [feat. J.J]

A Little Bit Of Luck

Sambuca (The Return) (Radio Mix) [feat. Dennis G.]

The Wideboys

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