Name: Where is Everybody_ by T.Z1
Duration: 2 min 34 s
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After a four year wait, Stockholm three-piece <b>Museum of Bellas Artes</b> cut the ribbon on their eagerly anticipated debut LP, 'Pieces', out 11th November on Best Fit Recordings.

Full-bodied, baroque and seductively melodramatic, 'Pieces' trails the darker climes of luxe-pop, melting disco beats into church organ, sustained synth pads into chiming bells and pistols-at-dawn guitars into post-punk bass lines. 

Alice Luther's red velvet voice flails like a Grand Dame treading the Boards - the operatic electronica of opener 'Fantasia' paying its dues to Goldfrapp's Felt Mountain. 'Twine' scurries along in a balearic whirlwind and the haunting presence of 'Maze of Shells' lingers like a Victorian ghost. 

'Bear Cubs' and 'Swan Boats' flex their rhythmic muscles with guitar and never has a 'Relapse' sounded more enticing. It's all brought to a suitably theatrical conclusion with album clincher 'Glass'.

Childhood friends Joanna Herskovits, Leonard Öhman and Alice Luther assembled the band back in 2009 and released the neon-flecked debut EP 'Days Ahead' a year later. 

As they up the sonic histrionics and dim the lights, forget everything you thought you knew about Swedish pop and start over.

Museum of Bellas Artes’ debut album ‘Pieces’ will be released on 11th November, 2013 via Best Fit Recordings in digital and limited edition vinyl formats.

 
'Pieces' Tracklist:
1. Fantasia
2. Abyss
3. Twine
4. Maze of Shell
5. Swan Boats
6. Come What May
7. Bear Cubs (12" version)
8. Relapse
9. Glass


Pre-Order 'Pieces'
http://bestfitrecordings.com/shop/museum-of-bellas-artes-pieces/

Museum Of Bellas Artes - Twine

Don't Damn Me - Guns N' Roses (demo)

text:
im sog des himmelwinds
sind die gestalten kaum erkennbar
aber da
und verkünden
als ob sie unten stünden:
nach dem knall
kommt die vibration
und das gehirn
ist auch ein telefon


himmelwind

Huge thank you to Elle for coming over to bless the mic again at my studio, who I met at a local karaoke contest over a year ago.
Written and performed by Cozmo Jethro. 
Chorus written by Cozmo Jethro and Elle, performed by Elle https://soundcloud.com/elleroach4
Ad libs by Elle.
Beat by Villatic https://soundcloud.com/villatic remixed by Cozmo Jethro.
Mix and mastered by Cozmo Jethro.

Lyrics:

(Cozmo Jethro)

Listening to some Brenda Doss. https://soundcloud.com/brendadoss
Musics deep with thoughtful sauce.
She posed a question, reflective way.
“A hundred years, what will everyone say?”

That got me thinkin down the road.
Mess we’re in, are we gonna explode?
Or is the world gonna heal?
We got a long way to heal this deal. Yea!

So much division everywhere.
Comin from the top, people seem scared.
In my lifetime, never seen nothin like this.
Goin back to the 60s I guess.

When something happens folks are pissed.
And everyone’s pointin fingers, yes.
At everyone accept themselves.
Calm down yall take a breath.

If your lifes not directly affected.
Don’t point fingers, stay positive, yea.
Be there for your people instead.
Speak up, fight, don’t loose your head.

(Elle)

Everybody speak your peace.
Don’t let that hate release.
Stay cool and spread the love.
Take the high road, stay above.

Misinformation will mislead.
Don’t add to the chaos take the lead.
Be smart and use your head.
Find a resolu u u tion.

(Cozmo Jethro)

Every day there is more shootings.
Everyday there is more looting.
Political unrest like I’ve never seen.
Can we recover, I don’t know, shiiiittt.

Now the bigots and the racists got something to say.
Been emboldened from the top and got sway.
They’re out in force and the results?
Huh, more corpses.

More unrest, more hate.
It’s everywhere, every day.

What we gonna do to go back.
15 years ago like that!
Before we’re all at each others throats.
I’m tired of it, step back.

In 100 years, I want my descendants around.
Don’t want em to struggle like we do now.

Aight yall, it’s the breakdown.
2025 no time to clown.
With everything that’s goin on now.
What the higgidy hell and how.

What we gonna do to fix this mess.
Have some conversations, yes!
Let everyone know our point of view.
Yo tell em Elle what to doooo!

(Elle)

Everybody speak your peace.
Don’t let that hate release.
Stay cool and spread the love.
Take the high road, stay above.

Misinformation will mislead.
Don’t add to the chaos take the lead.
Be smart and use your head.
Find a resolu u u tion.

100 Years From Now (feat. Elle)

Written and performed by Cozmo Jethro and BobbybPhoolan https://soundcloud.com/bobby-b-phoolan
Beat by Villatic https://soundcloud.com/villatic remixed by Cozmo Jethro
Mix and master by Cozmo Jethro
Cover art pics of BobbybPhoolan at Disney World and Cozmo Jethro both from the 80s. 

Lyrics:

(Cozmo Jethro and BobbybPhoolan)

Whooo, man! I’m feelin kinda nostalgic, like doin some reminiscin. How ya feelin Bobby?

Ayyy!!! im feeling alright alright fam!
just catching the vibes…..you know???!!!
picking up what you puttin down! type -ish!
us 80’s babies !!!!.

Ha ha, yea, let’s tell em about it!

(Cozmo Jethro)

I remember growin up when everything was ok. 
Remember that Bobby?

(Hell yeah……OKAY!!!!!!)

It was the 1980s, hoopin all day.
At Boyle Park, like Bobby’s mean fade away.
(swoosh!!!!)
I was Larry Bird, she was Penny Hardaway.
Breakin ankles, while I was shootin the J.

Saturday morn, 8 Wheels Skating Rink.
Me, JB, ha ha, and the family.
Innocent times set me up for the rest of my life.
Yo skatin’s how I met my wife.

I remember hangin at Showbiz Pizza Place.
With my homey Jovan, ha ha all day.
Watchin the show, hittin the arcade.
Lovin life, it was the 80s.

Back when times were simpler.
Me and Bobby was there.
Kids without a care.

Back in the day, (Back in the day)
We remember, the 1980s.
When all hip hop was underground.
We didn’t care, yea we still found the sound.

We could go out all day and roam around.
Ride our bikes around town
Times were simpler and you know what, aww yeaaa.
Everyone was down to clown.

(Mr. Roboto)

Back in the day
They remember, the 1980s.
When all hip hop was underground.
They didn’t care they still found the sound.

They could go out all day and roam around.
Ride their bikes around town.
Times were simpler and you know what.
Everyone was down to clown.

(Cozmo Jethro)

Ha ha, let em know Bobby!

(BobbybPhoolan)

Ain’t nothing like the 80s
love that old school sound
and like Jed said rode are bikes around
on the west side of Lansing
that’s my home town
Michigan born and raised
Out in Florida now
where the sun is always shining
and the traffic’s wild
remember begging my mom’s 
to come here as a child
wanna go to Walt Disney
and see Mickey Mouse
when we finally got to go
had the time of our life’s 
me and big bro chillin
not a worry in sight
until the Haunted Mansion
we were in for a fright
it was so damn scary had to close my eyes
I peeked out a couple of times
like Nope!!! ……
I ain’t dying
Made my family laugh a bit
and errbody just smiling
one of my fondest memories
still had my pops around
he use to take us to arcade
Pinball Pete’s downtown 
dropping quarters out his pocket
watch us scramble the ground
man he thought it was so funny 
we still laugh bout it now
I forgave him for the times
that he wasn’t around
had to learn
every relationship doesn’t work out
if you was raised in the hood
you know what I’m talking about 
made the best of what we had 
some things ….we went without
but regardless of my status
it was loved no doubt
born and raised in the 80s 
and I say that proud
if I could do it all again
I would leave right now       
peace out!!!

80s Baby (feat. BobbybPhoolan)

Where is Everybody_

Good Vs. Evil dives deep into the inner tug-of-war between light and darkness, strength and temptation, purpose and pride. Over two different beats, both produced by the very talented Butch Brownstone, this is my first track rapping over two different beats in the same song. Hope everyone enjoys it and thank you 🙏🏽 for your continuous support!
🔥Cover Art 🖼️ by JayCoke🥤

Original beat links 🔗 below ⬇️
https://soundcloud.com/walter-wade/fromproverbs?si=63422d8b206e4fa481977685b4aa0b63&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

https://soundcloud.com/walter-wade/credentials?si=4038491d921f47348bd5c416c0a318d1&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Good vs Evil (Prod. Butch Brownstone)

Tricky has released a new version of "When We Die" featuring New York-based singer/guitarist Breanna Barbara, who will join him on his upcoming October tour of the U.S. and Canada. Barbara reworked the song with her signature reverb-drenched sound, performing it with a live band, sampling in Tricky’s vocals, and adding her take on Topley-Bird’s part. “Breanna really is a unique talent and brings her own vibe to this song,” Tricky said.

“We recorded it out on Rockaway Beach, Queens with Ben Trimble (co-producer/ keys), Charles Garmendia (drums) and Jay Heislemen (guitar),” said Barbara, who is based in Queens. “We wanted to capture the floating, limbo-like space where ‘When We Die’ left us. Rockaway Beach was perfect setting to ask that ageless question, ‘Where do we go when we die?’”

Info and tickets to all upcoming shows at:
http://www.trickysite.com/live-dates/

OCTOBER 2017 - NORTH AMERICA
10/6: Montreal QC - Theatre Fairmount
10/7: Toronto ON - Mod Club
10/9: Brooklyn NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg
10/11: Washington DC - U Street Music Hall
10/12: Raleigh NC - Lincoln Theatre
10/14: Nashville, TN - Exit/In
10/15: Atlanta GA - Afropunk Festival
10/17: New Orleans LA - The Parish at HOB
10/18: Houston TX - White Oak Music Hall
10/20: Austin TX - Mohawk
10/21: Dallas TX - Curtain Club

Free Download

When We Die (Re-Worked by Breanna Barbara)

Taken from the Tricky album 'Maxinquaye' featuring Tricky and Martina Topley Bird on Vocals

Where is Everybody_

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