Rave's Not Dead

This track means a lot to me personally, as I came up with part of the instrumental while fairly deep in alcohol addiction, and then, came back and finished it during my subsequent non-abstinence/medicine-based recovery using The Sinclair Method—aka targeted Naltrexone treatment—for alcohol use disorder (I have a whole post on Instagram that goes into all of this, but feel free to DM if you want to learn more). 

Anyway, Rob didn’t know about any of this at the time—although I’m sure he knew something was going on—when I sent him the instrumental, yet somehow he wrote lyrics that really hit home for me and what I was going through (they were so moving in fact that I ended up going back into the track and writing a completely new breakdown and drop).  

But I digress.  

Life is filled with high points and low points; struggles and triumphs; lightness and darkness. 

But music is there to help you through all of it, just like this song did for me.  

Enjoy!

-FM

Chemicals

Future Magic & Robert Voxx - Chemicals

Here's a little alternative rock jazz-feuled song about Neal Cassady, as weird as anything about Neal Cassady is and should be. This one drained a lot of time, energy, and probably a little sanity, but despite its gibberish nature, I’m oddly proud of the outcome.
A quick shout-out to everyone who helped bring this to life, and also ones who refused to take part saying "it's so unconventional". 
Yours,
Lie

Last Lost Prophet

NoN MoVeNTRaiN

NeaTo

This month we chopped ups stems from one of our one-year program alumni @tweddielin

The Chop Shop remix series is hosted by @grrrreatdane in collaboration with 343 Labs in New York City

New samples drop the first week of every month, followed by a live/ streaming event at 343 headquarters with live judging, prizes, and performances on the last week of the month

Chop Shop 005 - Sample: Earth, Wind, and Fire - EDLN feat. Dhan Dee

California never asked for this pain(c)2025dpeeler

Where Do We Go From Here?(c)2025dpeeler.mp3

This song went through so many different versions before I finally was able to come up with something that adequately matched Rob’s vocals.  I really wanted to channel some big 80s stadium rock vibes on this while still keeping it in line with the overall sonic vibe of the EP.  Really happy with how it turned out. One of my favorite songs on the EP. 

Enjoy!

-FM

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