last night was really hard.
why couldn’t you,
let me down easily?

if you,
really did care, (for me)
you would have let,
let me down easily.

so i smoked the pain away,
pretended it was just,
another day.

ooo, ah, hahaha.
i will never fall in love again.

but sometimes i
cant help the way i feel
about him.

dont waste your time,
cause when we were together, felt like forever.

so dont waste my time,
u dont need me anymore.

bad timing (remastered)

💀 DEAD 💀

Bob Marley was once asked if there was a perfect woman. He replies :
Who cares about perfection?
Even the moon is not perfect, it is full of craters.
The sea is incredibly beautiful, but salty and dark in the depths.
The sky is always infinite, but often cloudy.
So, everything that is beautiful isn't perfect, it's special.
Therefore, every woman can be special to someone.
Stop being "perfect", but try to be free and live, doing what you love, not wanting to impress others!

DEAD - SUICIDESOCIETY 420 HQ

the process of returning to nature

GIRL$

slchld - still here (slowed)

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“This song was unusual when it comes to how we typically write. Mackenzie and I met up at the studio and there was a general sense of being burnt out on the songs we’d been working on, so I was happy when he said he had a dream the night before and wrote a song in it.  — As he demoed it out, I pressed the record and just happily listened. I had no idea what I was going to sing about for a good while, then the first line about a baseball bat came out. The lyrics are about a strange exchange with a friend and the rest describes how I feel toward the friends I’ve kept. Somebody told me recently my lyrics can sound encrypted so this was my best attempt at writing on the nose."

I bought every word when you told me that
But anything’s convincing with a baseball bat 
I was on a roll
I was useless
But I always came home before the news did 
Did I think of you then, no
Do I think of you now
Yeah, at least I hope so 
It’s hard enough figuring out where this place is
So why the long lines and why the long faces

I know you were let down by my wording
I felt sorry—“Hey now, don’t say for me”
Blue green sunbeam 
Fade out 
Now that’s something 

They don’t know how they sound when they’re joking 
I didn’t try to stay the same
I wore you out
I changed my name yes 
You are a soft drum in my chest
You fill my lungs 
You fit me best 

I know you were let down by my wording
I felt sorry—“Hey now, don’t say for me”
Blue green sunbeam 
Fade out 
Now that’s something 
They don’t know how they sound when they’re joking

French Cassettes - Baseball Bat

Freedom Fry - Who's That Walking on my Rooftop?

New song about my life! hope you like it and dance to it :D 👻🔥🌚

Will-O'-the-Wisp!

OK, Alright.

I Gotta Be Me

Since TONE dropped his debut album last year ‘So I Can See You’ on Rhythm Section INTL to prominent acclaim, he has entasked his musical community to remix the album - namely members of the CURL collective. Formed in 2016 by Micachu, Coby Sey, and Brother May, they have performed together and released compilations from the likes of Lol K, Bianca Scout, Raisa K and others, who all feature on the remix album. As the version LP has taken fruition, Tone has played SXSW, Cafe OTO and 180 Strand, and simultaneously continuing his journey as a hard-working family man. 

TONE’s debut was filled with an ariose spoken singing style, post-punk tones and a back-to-basics production style courtesy of his 8-track tape machine - perfect elements for any remixer. With no specific brief, artists indulged in their specific visions. Trevor Jackson’s industrial dub aesthetic is brought to ‘Move Now’, his first remix since working for deftones’ ‘White Pony’ deluxe reissue in 2020. Stay Lo contributes a tribute to the early 10s ‘dreamstep’ with tik-tok friendly ‘In & Out’ remix and meditative chug from ‘So I Can See You Pt. 2’ by Coby Sey and Tone himself. 

The ‘So I Can See You’ LP represented cause and effect between his relationship with his own creativity and the emergence of his daughter, from pregnancy and beyond, and thus the remix LP explores the wider sonic variety of Tone and his musical compatriots.

Will-O'-the-Wisp!

Cedragon