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Christopher Cross

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Tuning In fuses real neuroscience with poetic lyricism, exploring the idea that consciousness might be less something we create and more something we pick up. 

People with certain types of epilepsy sometimes hear voices or music before seizures  a sign the brain can “tune” into unexpected channels. Add to that the fact our DNA carries the remnants of ancient viruses that helped shape brain development, and the mind starts to look like a receiver, broadcasting an identity written long before we were born.

Through imagery of “ghosts in the bloodline” and “a hum I can’t explain,” the song questions whether “me” is truly ours or, just an ancient signal playing through modern skin.

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🧬 Tuning In 🧬

You Shoulda Known

This is the first mix from a live recording of an AMAZING night at the world-famous Stephen Joseph Theatre, U.K. It features great solos from Martin Longhawn (piano), Stu MacDonalld (Bari Sax), Dave Kemp (Tenor), Tom Sharp (Trumpet), Tom I'anson (Trombone) and Paul Baxter (Double Bass). Drums was Steve Hanley, Percussion Paul Tilley, with me on Guitar, Voice and Triangle. The band were on top form, and this was the final tune of the evening. "Leave it Up To Me" is an original song by Tom Townsend.

Leave It Up To Me (Live At The SJT)

No Time for Talk

Mission To Please

Let's Get Intimate (feat. Ronald Isley)

"When You Don't Come Home" - The SteelDrivers (Live)

BEATMAKA
EASTSIDE CHICAGO ILLINOIS
HIP HOP AIN'T DEAD
IT'S DEAD ._________ ON THE
MIC SPITTING DEAD SHIT 

Let's Get Intimate (feat. Ronald Isley)

The Isley Brothers

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