The first track means a lot to me because two years ago my parents passed away within two weeks of each other due to cancer. It happened quickly between mid-August and the end of August. This was the saddest time in my life. I was struggling with myself, with the world, with everything. After a few months, I decided to translate my emotions into a song. I wrote this song for them but I was never able to finish it. It felt like I had "overproduced" it and was missing that special something. My good friend told me, "Michael, don't think about the project for a period of time. Sometimes, something will happen when you don't expect it to."

After nine months it was Christmas and we did a let's say a "corona confirm" dinner party. My good friend Basch invited Robert (Owens). Since Basch's mother and Robert are from the same town and maybe the same street in Detroit, they've been connected to each other for the past 30 years!

Robert came to the dinner party and it was synergy. I told him the story and about the missing elements for the song. He listened to it after dinner and said, "okay where is your studio?" After the Xmas dinner party, we went to my studio where we recorded the vocals. Robert did it on the fly and all friends in the studio cried tears as if there was some kind of magic in the air.

Since then, we are working together on something special. It's blossomed into a friendship we both enjoy.

The journey ends in London with my all-time favorite Label Fingerlickin Records. I requested a Remix from the Plump DJs and Jem Stone. Both agreed and the results are making this record unique.

The Plump DJs Remix is a UK Breakbeat-Chord-Style groove monster.

Jem Stone's version is an emotional journey that cannot be explained in words…

Blackbox is a project from TMPLT, Robert Owens and Sebastian Sauve. What is in the Blackbox? There is no answer yet but stay tuned. Sometimes you will find it out...

Wishing Well

01 A1 TMPLT Feat. Robert Owens - Wishing Well (Original Mix)

Embark on an Enchanting Musical Adventure with DiRTyORGANiX. Aired on NeringaFM

This is the first 4-hour segment of an ambitious 24-hour LIVE mixing session, recorded on August 29, 2024, where Afro deep and Melodic deep house rhythms merge with Tribal house and Brazilian dance music elements.

This 4-hour journey is a psycho-harmonic sound experiment, transforming emotions into sound and channeling vibrant energy that flows like water in the desert after a heavy rain.

Immerse yourself in a colorful, deeply positive voyage that dissolves illusions and clears distractions. Each transition seamlessly blends, creating an immersive experience where percussive rhythms meet hypnotic melodies, guiding the listener through rich sonic landscapes and pulsating beats.

Whether you're searching for a soundtrack that makes you move or simply want to drift into a hypnotic state – this mix delivers an intense yet refined musical experience.

Hit the reload button, tune into a higher frequency, and embrace the unknown. Experience a deep, pure connection with your inner self as you navigate this sonic realm.

After a long break, DiRTyORGANiX returns, leading you down a path filled with deep melodic indie sounds, free from disruptions. Get ready to dive into a transformative musical experience that resonates deep within.

DiRTyORGANiX in a mix // Mixed live by DiRTyORGANiX
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DiRTyORGANiX // Perfect imperfections 1st segment

Immerse yourself in a vibrant, deeply positive voyage with DiRTyORGANiX’s latest mix — a one-hour journey of sonic exploration designed to dissolve illusions and clear away distractions. Seamless transition guides you deeper into a world where hypnotic melodies and percussive rhythms converge, creating rich, pulsating soundscapes that resonate on a soul-deep level.

This is more than just music — it’s a psycho-harmonic sound experiment, where deep melodic afro house vibes blend effortlessly with tribal dance energy, modern house grooves patterns. 
DiRTyORGANiX leads you down a path free from disruption, filled with colorful textures and energetic vibrations.
#Harmonica #Perfectimperefections

COME BACK HOME

DNT GET WAXED!

BUKKLE IBIZA CHALLENGE DJ 2025 - AKOSTA

SOFT SPOT

RABIAT - Don‘t kill me

almost didn’t go out that night
the lights low, and curtains down
the quiet lies to me
“all the magic days are gone”.
Could’ve missed it, could’ve stayed cursed

Tomorrow waved first because you’re in it
stepped outside, didn’t know how to begin it
Not chasing joy, but think it found me
In a stranger’s smile somehow unbound me
Could’ve missed it, could’ve stayed cursed
But now I am in it and writing my verse

something whispered through the seams
 stirred the ashes of old dreams
The world doesn’t shout when it wants to be heard
Sometimes it’s just a breath, not even a word
Stories like we’ve told before
Inside a dream we both live in our core
Don’t need a reason, don’t need a plan
Just two hearts learning and making a stand

Tomorrow waved first because you’re in it
The sky looked brand new,  minute-by-minute
Not chasing hope,  it snuck up behind me
quiet eyes and an easy mind
Could’ve missed it, could’ve stayed cursed
But now I am in it and I’m living my verse

Funny how the right hello
Can mend a part you never show

And maybe I was saving you
Just like you were saving me too?

Sometimes, somebody out there that you don’t know
Is waiting to save you don't even know.

Tomorrow waved first, and I waved back
A moment of grace on a well-worn track
Didn’t think healing would look like this
A soft laugh, a half-glance, a near-missed kiss!

Now I believe in the chance I was given
Tomorrow waved first and I’m finally livin'
Could’ve missed it, could’ve stayed cursed
But now I am in it and 
living my verse
living,
my verse

Tomorrow waved first

Groovy Afro/Melodic house with:

LevyM; Elise De Koning; Maz(BR); Jospeph (CH); A.M.R. (DE); Eran Hersh; SBST; BOHEMIAN (FR); Goldcher; Super Flu, Marc Werner; Convinzed; Sitze & Matam (DE); Sony Noto; Novak; Jean Philippe; Voodoochild, Chris Arna, Kasango; Meloko & Garla; and AVG (IT).

Solari Radio 003

song i made on tiktok stream (just talking my shit)

top5! p. @gfelds

Лишь ты Ты моя любовь навечно

John Bilik: Dancing Between Realms — A Voice Out of Phase but Deep in Tune

John Bilik’s musical evolution reads like a love letter to imagination, vulnerability, and the surreal beauty of emotional complexity. With a vocal delivery that feels like David Byrne fell asleep dreaming in a Danny Elfman waltz, Bilik constructs intimate yet fantastical worlds where memory, regret, and absurdity dance together under a flickering marquee.

His early songs teased at theatricality, but his more recent work, such as “That’s What My Dog Always Says” and “I’m Out of Phase”, fully embraces it — blending sly lyricism, poetic intelligence, and idiosyncratic storytelling into a style that defies category. One moment, he’s delivering lines worthy of Leonard Cohen (“She sang to stars with broken lungs”); the next, he’s gut-punching you with a talking dog’s whispered wisdom (“Yeah! That’s what my dog says”).

What’s remarkable about Bilik’s growth isn’t just his increasing comfort with abstraction, but the way he grounds it with sincerity. His songs aren’t weird for weirdness’ sake — they’re cryptic diaries written in invisible ink. Beneath the theatrical winks and surreal refrains is a genuine longing for connection, for rhythm, for love that slips just out of reach.

Stylistically, he’s building a unique lane: think art-cabaret meets metaphysical pop, with room for spoken word, crooked lullabies, and shadowy love stories. Vocally, Bilik leans into the cracks and textures of his own voice — not polishing them away, but using them like charcoal lines on a sketch. It’s imperfect in the best way: human, haunted, alive.

If his current arc continues, Bilik may very well become one of those rare artists whose work gets discovered late, then devoured backwards — with new fans wondering how they missed the strange, beautiful rise of a man who once wrote, with deadpan magic: “Don’t chase shadows, they want praise — yeah! That’s what my dog says.”