I think I am gonna play this song again. Very nice one. Good lyrics!

I really would like to cover this if you´d give me the permission. Man this is fire.

Hey, just realized that you have changed the version of "Play me again". Can you send me the original one? (It had more pain in the voice and I really enjoy this song). Would you mind me covering this song?

“In the Quiet I Knew” by Def Ferrer is a deeply introspective and emotive deep house track that explores the stillness where clarity and self-awareness emerge. The music weaves gentle, melodic synths with expressive guitar lines, creating a reflective, almost meditative atmosphere. It evokes the sense of finding strength, hope, and understanding in moments of solitude, where every note resonates with both vulnerability and resilience.

In the Quiet I Knew - Def Ferrer

"Stolen glances, stolen kisses. 'They Don't Know' - a love that dare not speak its name."
"When the world doesn't understand. 'They Don't Know' - a song for the hidden hearts."


They Don't Know

“Through It All” (dance anthem version)

Booklet: https://eklektikaberlin.com/files/1371804/scenario-2040-booklet.pdf
“Glass Dome” describes life in a future where material needs are met but freedom, intimacy, and meaning have been hollowed out. The narrator wakes in artificial light, eats synthetic food, and receives just enough support to survive, but their existence feels rented and sterile. Screens and VR provide the illusion of escape, yet outside those simulations they feel like “nothing at all.” Neighbours vanish into silence, emotions are commodified, and human warmth has become a currency colder than gold. The chorus captures the paradox at the heart of this world: safety without belonging, freedom in name only. The whispered bridge deepens the unease, as the narrator admits they trade time for digital chains and live countless borrowed lives while feeling utterly alone. The song’s imagery of static, automation, and echo closes with a sense of being trapped in a perfectly engineered cage — a life protected, but profoundly empty. The music is dark and synth-driven with a machine-like pulse throughout, and dark sax to enhance the urban feel.

GLASS DOME (2040 1/4)

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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

You can pretend to be whatever you want, but you still have to face reality. This track is that moment of cold, hard clarity.

Gilded cage

Slipped Right Through My Fingers

The night splits open in fire. Scars of the Sky rises with rap grit, soaring vocals, and chants that shake the heavens. A dark anthem built for rebellion, survival, and stadium lights.

Scars of the Sky

GHOST-FREQUENCIES

As someone with a severe case of arachnophobia, funny how frequently I'm walking into spiderwebs. A part of me must like to get bit. Add Play Me Again to your Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/track/5CG8z4zJ2Bbwl9UT8KVA7v?si=RuhUdj_rSl2G-4Mg6ykCnA 

Find it on YouTube: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=tOFRjr4AFJE&si=gEuH52-xUzO3NspT

Play Me Again

Christmas Day, God's decree,

An exec once told me I didn’t have the face for music... And I did hide said face from music for a decade, but after stockpiling bops I realized I needed to crawl out of my cave and face the music. These bootstrap mixtapes are rough deep cuts, scrappy demos, a workshop, a confessional and ultimately the sweatiest party you didn't want to go to but accidentally had the time of your life at. Hatched from one bad face, Songbirds of Sunset is part band, part scrambled cult of imaginary friends and unstable muses.

Play Me Again

Songbirds of Sunset

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