“Rachel from Slough” is a political satirical dance-floor anthem — cheeky pub stories meet big-room festival vibes. Bouncy basslines, tongue-in-cheek lyrics, and a hook you can’t forget: “Rachel from Slough, dance until you drop!” Turn it up loud and let the claws out.

“Rachel from Slough” Economy Dance 2

A haunting live piano performance of “The Wealth of Nature.”
This version strips the song down to its emotional core — pure vocals, soft male and female harmonies weave together in a heartfelt reflection on what it means to be truly rich. A moving ballad about love, loss, and our forgotten connection to Mother Earth.

Imagine how rich we’d be - 2

The Devil’s Algorithm — a dark spoken-word descent into the digital abyss.

A haunting monologue over ambient synths and distorted frequencies, where technology becomes temptation and data hungers for the soul.

The piece blurs the line between humanity and the machine — a cyber-sermon echoing through neon corridors and corrupted code.

The devil’s algorithm

“One Tribe” — Spoken Word (Ethereal Version)
A reflective spoken word journey through unity, humanity, and connection.
One Tribe reminds us that beyond names, nations, and faiths, we share the same breath, the same beginning — the same fragile bond with Earth.
An ambient fusion of voice, silence, and sound — a meditation on what it means to be human.

“Take a long hard look in the mirror and see yourself —
By common humanity, not by name.”

Let it wash over you — breathe, listen, remember:
We are one tribe, one hive, one life.

One Tribe

A rhythmic, soulful groove that turns writer’s block into a dance-floor confession. Smooth vocals ride a warm, pulsing beat while the melody sways between vulnerability and uplift. Soulful, groovy, and irresistibly rhythmic — a track that moves your body while speaking to the creative struggle deep inside.

THE SONGS GONE

A cinematic spoken-word performance built around the metaphor of life as a film. “Life like a Movie” drifts through memories, missed cues, abandoned storylines, and characters we once were — all unfolding in a slow, atmospheric narration. With minimal music supporting the emotional weight, each line feels like a frame from a movie we’re still trying to understand.
A reflective, haunting piece for fans of dramatic poetry and cinematic storytelling.

Life like a Movie

AD-LIB and Fade Away” is a cinematic, modern rap piece told through the lens of a life lived like a film reel.  The track blends poetry, confession, and storytelling. Ambient production meets emotional rap as the lyrics slip between scenes, scripts, and memories — exploring identity, regret, and the roles we play before the credits roll.
A moody, reflective journey for late-night listeners and lovers of atmospheric hip-hop.

AD-LIB and Fade Away

A dark, cinematic hip-hop track blending rapid-fire male rap with haunting female vocals and sweeping orchestral strings. War-torn imagery, intense storytelling, and emotional weight collide in a dramatic, high-stakes soundscape.

“Body Armour

This track mixes fast, aggressive rap verses with haunting female vocals and epic orchestral strings. A war-zone story told through tension, fear, adrenaline, and survival. Cinematic hip-hop meets raw emotion — a battle soundtrack for the mind.

“Body Armour - Under Attack

A high-energy house track blending dark club ambience with a raw, repetitive vocal hook. “Body armour — under attack” hits like an alarm siren as the beat drops hard. Perfect for late-night sets, underground clubs, and heavy bass rooms.

Under ATTACK

Old Poet turned singer songwriter - Songs from my heart and mind for your hearts and minds - United we sing ......Really mine really yours !

“Rachel from Slough” Economy Dance 2

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