Mohsen Namjoo- Jabr-e-Joghrafiayi

Emad Raam, Vol. 1 -  Persian Music

Shayad Tora Digar Nabinam

Acapella: Lil Peep - Praying To The Sky
Instrumental: Grouper - Poison Tree

up in the zone, i'm all on my own.

I saw the sky turn black,
Then golden just the same.
A child laughed in the rain—
Then silence spoke his name.

A breath, a blink, a firefly…
That’s all this life becomes.
A story scratched in ashes,
On borrowed bones and lungs.

We run from the shadows,
But they walk by our side.
Every kiss, every scar,
Will someday be denied.

Memento Mori, remember the end.
The grave waits gently… for foe and for friend.
Each second a jewel we’re too blind to see,
Till we rot into soil, and finally breathe free.

Memento Mori,  this pain is divine.
Even tears are sacred when you’re out of time.
So scream while you’re breathing, burn while you can—
We are gods for a moment, then ghosts in the sand.

They build temples on our backs,
Name stars after our pain.
But we die unknown, unheard,
Flesh washed into the drain.

But that coffee with your brother,
That glance from someone new
Those seconds are the altar
Where existence speaks its truth.

There’s no heaven without endings,
No love without decay.
You can’t find what matters…
Till it’s slipping away.

Memento Mori

TCBYML presents: Alt Songs

Some labels follow trends.
We follow instincts.

Alt Songs is the first TCBYML compilation to bring together everything that defines our current sound — a vibrant, uncompromising mix of indie, alternative, punk, and post-everything energy. Twelve bands, each distinct in tone and vision, yet bound by one shared truth: music that feels real.

From the melodic rush of Moving Into Tucson and the cinematic pulse of Amber Hotel, to the lo-fi storms of A Better Place and the hardcore intensity of Uitwaaien — this collection never sits still. It drifts through the wistful haze of Velcro Sunset, the fierce pulse of Death Sells, and the jagged charm of Song 1. It swells with the orchestral glow of The Indie Pea, the sharp hooks of June Rest, and the sunlit shimmer of Sun Is Out. Add the tense explosions of Shiverfield and the razor-edged urgency of Public Divide, and you get a portrait of where alternative music lives right now. This collection captures a moment in motion. — raw, restless, and utterly alive. The moment a label stopped curating genres and started following its gut.

Over the years, TCBYML has evolved from a broad platform into something much more personal — a close-knit community of artists who don’t just share a roster, but a belief: that sincerity beats polish, that imperfection can be power, and that a great song still matters more than anything.

Alt Songs isn’t just a playlist, it’s a pulse — the collective heartbeat of a label rediscovering what it truly loves. Each track is a chapter in that rediscovery: fierce, melodic, restless, and alive.

TCBYML isn’t a brand. It’s a family.
And this is our sound.

Featuring:
Velcro Sunset · Moving Into Tucson · Song 1 · A Better Place · Death Sells · Uitwaaien · Amber Hotel · Public Divide · The Indie Pea · June Rest · Sun Is Out · Shiverfield

TCBYML presents: Alt Songs
Twelve bands. One home. One truth.

Amber Hotel - Automatic Devotion

Here's to positive presence. Happy holidays
🫡🎶🧬

Groom Good

The Elves are here
Groom that Christmas cheer
The morning ice is forming
The smiles are wide
In the children's eyes
Move mind mystery upon them

The trees are lit
Electric colours to life
The holly wreaths are woven
Wrapped gifts to give
Family love to live
Great jolly holiday we've chosen

Let's spare some thought
For those lesser off
Let's send them more love all seasons
With some charity
Let's spread this free
Great Christmas time keep giving

Imaginations
Go run wild
Festive good
Come groom our hearts
Holidays are here
It's Christmas cheer
Give us all fresh starts

World, thanks for love
Go be our guv
May we all shelve the fight for fickle
Remind our time and fallible mind
May greatest good give our brains a tickle

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440 Hz
79 BPM
Key C

Instrumentation
-Ovation Acoustic Guitar
-Epiphone Electric lead
-Piano played on keys
-Vox Lead x 2
-Backing Vox (Humm, Ahh, Falsetto runs)
-Atmospheric pad on keys
-Baby Upright Bass on keys
__________________________

This is a song I probably would have never written let alone released in the microcosm of my own ego before having kids. Now I have kids, all the goodies are fair game no matter style ✅♻️

Also, Multi genre is something I've gone head first into in the face of computer programs being able to short cut the creative process for people to get there. Whether you empower those projects of plagarism or not is your own perogitive but I like to show it's possible, with practice to deliver yourself any style at all from your own abilities. I don't mean to sound like I'm blowing my own trumpet, but in the face of these tools we have now I think it's important to highlight that you do not need them and I would argue you get much purer original results striving to get the result yourself for every single bit of a creative piece. That's art... Asking yourself, how can I express what I am feeling? How can I develop the skill to do that expression. Remember ai has all been programmed by works made by humans, we are humans so I'd suggest considering not being limited by it and seeing what your body says instead of what the program guesses you might want based on what is likely a model build on plagarism to start with. Plagarism aside, which is the deal breaker for me, even the humans used to program them, it was their feelings, not yours, so are you really expressing anything of substance at all? I guess thats a personal conclusion so I can't speak for prompters but it's certainly worth thinking about properly and announcing that by using it you are evolving music to me is fairly narrow-minded and kind of spits on the face of artists that work their lives to generate unique expressions through art by real feelings and sacrifice through skill development.

For this idea I sat having my morning coffee & my youngest daughter Alma had just been amazed by Elfie showing up from the north pole. So I in my head said, feck it I'm writing a Christmas song. I sat there imagining it first and I had Frank Sinatra buzzing around my head. It's actually the first time I hummed the song first, recorded the hum and then built the music around it as I wanted to honour what was in my head. I believe that was a valid part of Michael Jacksons process too, he would literally humm a part to be translated to an instrument. If you have a solid ear and good reference pitch I can vouch for that, using your voice to seed melodies is a great way of expanding the result and not being limited by the more difficult expression on the instrument itself right off the bat.

Grooming Good

Amour Plastique

Multi-Genre Type Beats | UK | TRAP, DRILL, HIPHOP, GRIME, AFRO, R&B

up in the zone, i'm all on my own.

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