CHANT : LOW

- Written and performed by Bradley Bills
- Production, mixing, mastering by Chris Telkes
- Additional Guitar by Chris Telkes
- Engineered/recorded by Chris Telkes and Bradley Bills at Chantprojections Studios; Austin, TX

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LOW

Now is the future... I can taste it - I can feel it. All the stars are aligned so say you love me; say you mean it... or don't - I don't care - I don't have to know or be aware. I'll just pretend what it's like to be loved by you.

Like the money that you kill for or the truth that you protect: I'll be your million dollar whore in a fifty dollar dress. And it's enough to know you think of me enough to never care. You know it feels so good to be unaware.

It’s what I need. I will do anything.
This fuck means everything to me when you keep me low.

They say there's comfort in surrender when you haven't got a choice. They say there’s virtue in denial when you haven't got a voice. I know that it's wrong but what else can I do when it feels so good to be under you?

You tell me what I need. I will do anything.
This fuck means everything to me when you keep me low.

Now is the future - I can taste it - I can feel it.
The sun has set low - say you hate me – say you mean it.
In the distance, on the horizon, I can almost see myself with my shadow stretching onward bleeding into someone else... ...when you keep me Low.

We have mad respect for Sepultura and decided to show it by doing this cover of their epic Roots Bloody Roots from the album Roots. 

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Sounds for the arrival of Spring with Sybil.

Sybil @ Kiosk Radio 24.03.2025

Shoutout to Andy at NEST for the premiere:  http://nesthq.com/underbelly-busy-line-premiere

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Busy Line (NEST HQ Premiere)

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Musician Jahnavi Harrison examines the ancient practise of mantra recitation and charts the spread of mantras from their Eastern origins to Western pop-culture.

The origin of the word ‘mantra’ lies in the ancient Sanskrit language. It means literally ‘mana’ or mind/heart and ‘tra’ to transport or transcend. In a religious context, Jahnavi explains, a mantra is a sacred sound formula - an arrangement of words with meaning, that have the power to connect the reciter with a specific spiritual goal. But the meaning need not necessarily be understood in order to have an effect, just as you don’t need to know about all the ingredients in cough syrup to feel it doing something.

Om, believed by Hindus to be a 'primordial sacred sound' is perhaps the most well known of the traditional Eastern mantras. Jahnavi introduces us to an extraordinary recording of 10,000 people chanting Om as part of a project organised by the Rubin Museum of Art in Manhatten. We also hear the music of George Harrison which features this ancient chant.

The belief of Hindus and Buddhists, that reciting mantras can transform the body and mind, are now the subject of much scientific study which has shown that regular chanting brings about changes within the brain. In addition to reaping the spiritual and cognitive benefits, Jahnavi explains that she chants daily in order to put on a suit of "sonic armour" that seems to protect her from the noise and intensity of the urban environment.

Presenter: Jahnavi Harrison
Producer: Max O'Brien
A TBI production for BBC Radio 4

BBC Radio 4 'Something Understood' - Mantras - October 2018

A hiphop LoFi sadboi track featuring a sample from a Fort Minor song and an audio sample taken from an episode of Steven Universe.

Gone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUr10sz_hes
produced sometime between 2000-2001

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