Blah Blah Blah - Fifties

Fever Orbit

Your own words,
echo back in circles,
footsteps tracing green fields wide,
a thousand flowers open where you glide.

Don’t stop, don’t lose your flame,
don’t let soft petals pull you from the game—
the finish line is in your frame.

[ instrumental intermezuo ]


[Chorus]
Right here, right now, you’re light as the breeze,
floating, drifting, flying with ease,
your body knows how to let go,
your soul takes the lead, and it shows.

[Verse 2]
Above, a cotton sky’s parade,
clouds roll in, a quiet charade.
Their shadows play tag with your light,
you hold the keys to your own paradise.

[ drum solo intermezzo - bridge]

[Chorus]
Right here, right now, you’re light as the breeze,
floating, drifting, flying with ease,
your body knows how to let go,
your soul takes the lead, and it shows.

[Bridge]
Mountains far ahead,
you’d bring them to her bed—
no force on Earth could pull you down,
you’ve found your truth in every sound.

[Verse 3]
Don’t stop, don’t lose your fire,
each tiny bloom won’t break desire.
The goal is near, though still a dream,
carried by hope and mountain streams.

When you see her eyes up close,
on that horizon you love most—
you’ll know you’ve reached the place called home.

[Outro]
And the keys you clutch in your steady hand,
belong to Room Thirteen, your promised land.
At the edge of your path, she waits for you,
where dreams are real, and love is true.

[ instrumental outro ]

venus on my mind

FIRE.

Last track off of my new album 'Mood Ring'

Runaway

Written and performed by JAKOMO.

Recorded by Maxime Pauwels at Studio Sauna(instruments) and Pieter-Jan Decraene at Studio Jupiter(vocals).
Mixed by Pieter-Jan Decraene.
Mastered by Laurens Grossen at MotorMusic.

Artwork by Wout Vermijs (https://www.instagram.com/fafoul_/).

Music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16OD_gkdTRk.

Tsjkn

Slingshot (ft. Eliza Moon)

Returning from a successful 2019, Trunky Juno launched into 2020 with the blistering lead single ‘So Cool’. Named as one of BBC introducing in the North Easts 2020 tips list, Trunky has now delivered a lofi pop gem, boasting massive choruses whilst remaining as irreverent as ever on his debut EP ‘Too Many Teeth’.

Following 2020’s successes as a Fresh Find on Spotify, as well as a performance for BBC Introducing at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend (Virtual Festival) at the end of May, now is the perfect time for Trunky to drop a more detailed, and expansive release.  Preivous tracks ‘Patrick Swayze’ and ‘It’s a Trip’ have both been championed by Huw Stephens on BBC Introducing on Radio 1, as well as becoming standout moments during Trunky Juno’s live shows so far. 

New track ‘I’m Just As Scared As You Are’ was actually one of the first Trunky songs written, and serves as a breakthrough moment, and blueprint for the many songs which would come along later. It’s a Lofi Pop boiling pot, with all the ingredients that make up the Trunky Juno sound thrown in together, in an unapologetic statement of intent. 

With eccentricity turned up to full, Trunky Juno delivers ‘So Cool’, a track which revels in the sweet nostalgic silliness of pop, whilst retaining the signature lofi indie edge which has been so prevalent within Trunkys catalogue of releases so far. While some artists may choose to write about more serious pressing matters, ‘So Cool’ is simply a track about blasting old Weezer tracks Wayne’s World style in the garage, and being super, super,  cool. 

Within the artwork this time around we local dogs ‘Wilson and Ernie’, showing a true sense of brotherhood, and unbreakable friendship. 

‘Too Many Teeth’ by Trunky Juno is available on all platforms on 29th May 2020 via Silent Kid Records.

Tooth Many Teeth EP

I'm Just As Scared As You Are

Beehive

New single from Remington super 60`s upcoming EP due to be released fall 2020

Still near

Remington super 60 - Still near

Heroin Honey

Trunky Juno’s inimitable brand of lo-fi pop has established him as one of the most exciting new artists to emerge from the north east of England. Combining irresistibly catchy choruses with a technicolour sonic palette, the self-described “lo-fi pop noodler” draws upon a melting pot of influences ranging from The Flaming Lips and MGMT through to Father John Misty and Mac DeMarco.

Central to Trunky Juno’s music is his irreverent lyricism, covering subjects as diverse as Patrick Swayze, defunct game shows of yesteryear, and controversial pizza toppings. Beneath the eye-catching titles and lyrical hooks, however, lies an ability to tell relatable stories in unique ways, with a focus on the emotionally intangible – hard to pin down feelings such as nostalgia, or bittersweetness.

I'm Just As Scared As You Are

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