Light in the Static is the closing chapter of the trilogy that began with A Tear-Stained Journal and Shadows on My Skin. Where the first two tracks lingered in confession and darkness, this one steps forward into clarity, resilience, and hope — transforming scars and shadows into strength.
Original Version
A cinematic dark-pop journey blending whispered verses with swelling, atmospheric choruses. It captures the intimate honesty of writing in a journal, while the production builds into a powerful statement of survival and self-awareness. Both vulnerable and uplifting, it’s the sound of learning to rise from the wreckage.
Raw Version
Stripped back and exposed, this version leans into the fragility of the lyrics. Sparse instrumentation keeps the focus on the vocal delivery, as if the pages of the song were being read aloud in the quiet. Every breath and every crack in the voice is left untouched, creating an unfiltered connection to the heart of the song.
At its core, Light in the Static is a song about turning pain into purpose, recognising that every scar points the way forward, and choosing to breathe, feel, and rise again.


Light in the Static

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Whiskey Tears • TOLKA BUTCHER

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℗ 2025 TB Records, under exclusive license to EMI Records Ltd.

Released on: 2025-09-12

Artist: TOLKA BUTCHER
Lyricist: TOLKA BUTCHER
Producer: TOLKA BUTCHER
Executive Producer: TB Records, Inc.
Composer: TOLKA BUTCHER

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Whiskey Tears

Love You Right

This Is Your Last Chance

This song is a warning wrapped in melody, the moment where patience runs out, and love hangs by a thread.

It’s the voice of a man telling his woman: “Respect me, don’t play me, or someone else will step in where you’ve failed.”

It’s the voice of a woman telling her man: “Value me, don’t take me for granted, or another will take your place.”

This Is Your Last Chance isn’t about anger; it’s about truth. The truth that love, time, energy, and sacrifice are precious, and once they’re abused, they can be claimed by someone else.

It’s a declaration. A final warning. A lover’s ultimatum.
One last chance; or it’s over.

Last Chance

Need more - Sexy R&B

“Fiona” is a stark and haunting acoustic ballad from The Wool-Lites, based on a true story. Told through the voice of a sheep left in silence after the world moved on.
It’s an aching portrayal of loneliness, time, and self-awareness — the sound of someone calling out just to prove they still exist.
Sparse guitars, whispered harmonies, and a raw, trembling vocal delivery make it one of the band’s most emotional pieces.
There’s no polish here, just pain — laid bare, echoing across an empty pasture.h

Fiona

Midnight Currents – Nova Bleu
Step into the world of Nova Bleu’s latest album, “Midnight Currents.” A seamless blend of sultry R&B and high-energy, late-night dance tracks, this album takes you on a journey through shadowy cityscapes, neon lights, and irresistible rhythms.
From slow-burning, intimate grooves to pulsing, dancefloor-ready anthems, Nova Bleu delivers a confident, magnetic sound that captivates from start to finish. Every track is crafted to move your body and your emotions, making “Midnight Currents” the perfect soundtrack for nights of desire, energy, and unmissable vibes.

White Lights

When you've tried it all, and still feel small, take your voice, and make some noise 

I won't lie to you

With "Undo," I wanted to write about that universal feeling of regret right after you've said something careless to someone you love. The entire production is built around the idea of reversing time—multiple guitar riffs are played backwards, the main vocal hook is chopped and glitched like a broken memory, and old-fashioned tape rewinding reels kick in at various points. The verses are quiet and full of tension, but the chorus explodes into this huge, emotional drop because that feeling of desperation is massive. It's an apology and a fantasy, a song for anyone who's ever wished they could just hit a button and take it all back.

Lyrics: [Verse 1]
Silence in the car, feels so cold tonight
Drivin' through the city but I'm runnin' from the light
Of the words I said, hangin' in the air
I see 'em in the way you're starin' out of there
I'm tryna find a road that can take us back in time
To the moment right before I crossed the line
'Cause every mile we're drivin' is a mile we're far apart
And I'm lookin' for a button I can press to restart...
I just wish that I could hit undo
Erase the last five minutes, take 'em back from you
Oh, I'd rewind the tape, I would change the scene
And swallow all the words that were careless and mean
Can we just undo?
Pretend it wasn't true?
I know that I can't fix it, but I'm askin' you
Can we just undo?

[Verse 2]
I see your reflection in the window glass
A perfect thing I shattered, hopin' it would pass
Now I'm countin' all the pieces, hopin' I can save
This love that you so freely, so honestly gave
And I hate the man I was for a minute on that clock
The one who had the key and then went and broke the lock
'Cause every word is playin' on a loop inside my head
And I'd give anything to say something else instead...
I just wish that I could hit undo
Erase the last five minutes, take 'em back from you
Oh, I'd rewind the tape, I would change the scene
And swallow all the words that were careless and mean
Can we just undo?
Pretend it wasn't true?
I know that I can't fix it, but I'm askin' you
Can we just undo?
Is it too late to take it back?
Is there a way to get on track?
'Cause you're the only thing that's ever felt like home...
Don't wanna do this all alone.
I just wish that I could hit undo
Erase the last five minutes, take 'em back from you
Oh, I'd rewind the tape, I would change the scene
And swallow all the words that were careless and mean
Can we just undo?
Pretend it wasn't true?
I know that I can't fix it, but I'm askin' you
Can we just undo?

Undo

“Rewind” is a haunting indie-alt ballad about grief, nostalgia, and the desperate wish to turn back time. With cinematic guitars, lo-fi drums, and ethereal harmonies, Rewind captures the moment you realise it’s too late. 

Built around the lyric “I finally understand I’ve been borrowing grief from the future,” the song blends raw emotion with ambient textures creating a sound that feels both intimate and anthemic.

Perfect for anyone going through a break-up or who’s ever looked back and whispered, “If I could just have one more moment…”

Light in the Static

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