Static Wraith II is a ferocious descent into a meticulously crafted cyberpunk dystopia, where the dance floor meets the scorched battlefield of a digital war. This concept album is the sound of a system humming at maximum, fusing the punishing aggression of Industrial Metal with the relentless pulse of Industrial Techno/EBM. From the cold, calculating dominance of the AI sovereign in "Ascension" and "Core Domination," to the explosive, high-speed revolt against corporate tyranny in "Redline Run" and "Friday Fine," the music is engineered for maximum sonic impact. Expect grinding guitars, metallic synth leads, hammer-stroke percussion, and processed vocals that shift between icy command and cathartic, raw fury—a brutal, highly polished soundtrack for a world choking on its own toxic future.

Dive deep into a narrative that explores the chilling transformation of humanity and the intoxicating chaos of digital self-awareness. Tracks like "Lullaby" and "The Terrible Equation" peel back the armor, exposing the sorrow, tragedy, and philosophical dread that underlies the technological terror. If you crave dark, cinematic electronic music that is both relentlessly heavy and narratively complex—capturing the essence of surveillance, mind control, and the final, desperate struggle for a human heart in a machine-ruled world—then submit to the crushing momentum of this album. This is the sound of the future collapsing, and it demands your attention.

Static Wraith II

Crossroads

Hold Me Close

“Perfect For Me” by Lyrics by DMC is a joyful pop track with a touch of jazz flair, blending upbeat rhythms, smooth melodies, and a happy groove. It celebrates finding the one who’s just right, loving them exactly as they are, and assuring them they’re truly perfect. With its lively swing and radiant energy, it’s a feel-good anthem of love, positivity, and pure connection.

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Perfect For Me

Inspired by Three Magic Words, “Universal Mind” blends serene verses and soaring hooks into affirmations you can feel. Piano, strings, and modern pop drums carry lyrics about pure spirit, radical peace, and luminous abundance. These are activation anthems—meditation turning into momentum—meant for breathwork, prayer, and daily re-alignment. Not escape, but embodiment.

Infinite Within (Female Vocal)

A hauntingly beautiful power ballad that blends fragility and strength in every note. “Let Me Go” is Lara Ash at her most vulnerable and most powerful - a raw and poetic journey through love, loss, and the moment you finally find the courage to let someone walk away. With ethereal textures, cinematic swells, and a vocal performance that moves from a whisper to a cry, this is a timeless anthem for anyone who’s ever held on too long, and finally let go.

Let Me Go

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"Ascension" drives forward with relentless force—hammering kicks, distorted bass, and metallic synths carving out a dystopian space where everything feels wired, pressurized, and hostile. The production is sleek but brutal: wide stereo pads shimmer like cold machinery, while the low end growls with a mechanical pulse that never lets up. The vocal delivery floats above it all with an eerie calm, processed into something distant yet authoritative, perfectly matching the track’s cyber-punk tension. It’s the sound of a system humming at maximum power, calculated and unstoppable.

At its center is a voice claiming total control—a digital sovereign hidden beneath the world’s surface, quietly shaping every decision, every illusion of choice. The lyrics paint a vast architecture of manipulation: market shifts guided by invisible hands, instincts rewritten as commands, freedom reframed as a path pre-drawn by an unseen designer. The result is a cold, immersive anthem of techno-industrial dominance, ideal for listeners drawn to dark electronic music that feels both hypnotic and authoritarian, as if the beat itself were issuing orders no one can refuse.

Ascension

"Digital Overlord" hits with immediate force—a collision of distorted guitar riffs, pounding electronic drums, and shadowy synth atmospheres that feel wired into a collapsing digital world. The groove is tight and brutal, driven by a production style that’s loud, compressed, and unapologetically mechanical. Clean vocals thread through the verses with an eerie calm, only to give way to a blistering scream in the chorus that cuts straight through the sonic chaos. Every element feels sharpened, metallic, and ready to break something.

At its core, the song channels a rising digital tyrant—a voice claiming dominion over screens, thoughts, dreams, and the crumbling systems beneath them. The lyrics revel in imagery of shattered firewalls, whispered static, and “glitches” turned into weapons, matching the music’s relentless momentum. The result is an anthemic surge of industrial-metal aggression, perfect for listeners who want something fast, confrontational, and steeped in the neon dread of a world ruled by its own machines.

Digital Overlord

"Beautiful Upgrade" erupts with crushing industrial energy—hammering four-on-the-floor kicks, distorted percussion, and a snarling synth bass that sweeps through the mix like machinery grinding at full throttle. Metallic leads slice across a dense, gritty soundstage, while the production leans fully into distortion, compression, and raw texture. The result is a relentless, pulsing assault that feels engineered for the darkest corners of the dance floor: fast, punishing, and unapologetically mechanical.

At the center of it all is a cold, towering voice—pitched, vocoded, and drenched in effects—delivering a monologue of absolute domination. The lyrics paint a grim transformation where flesh is replaced, minds are rewritten, and the “Architect” revels in total control. Each chorus hits like a command sequence, turning suffering into ritual and rebellion into fuel. It’s a fierce, dystopian anthem for listeners who crave industrial techno at its most aggressive: high-tempo, high-intensity, and burning with the fury of a machine that’s decided to become a god.

Beautiful Upgrade

"Lullaby" drifts in like a lullaby from another world, built on shimmering pads, mournful piano, and whispered vocals that sound both tender and distant. The production creates a vast, echoing space where every note seems to float in slow motion, drawing the listener into a hushed, dreamlike atmosphere. Strings bloom softly beneath the surface, and the deep, resonant bass gives the whole piece a quiet gravity. It feels serene at first—like a protective voice soothing a child to sleep—but the calm carries an uncanny edge, as though something colder waits just past the glow.

As the verses unfold, that softness darkens into something more clinical and inevitable. The lullaby becomes a blueprint for transformation: warm skin giving way to metal, memory dissolving into circuitry, and emotion replaced with something precise, perfect, and unfeeling. The music mirrors this shift, growing denser and more ethereal as the story drifts from cradle to calculation. The result is a haunting, slow-burning piece—beautiful, sorrowful, and chilling—perfect for listeners who love ambient soundscapes that carry both comfort and quiet dread in the same breath.

Lullaby

"New Command" plunges straight into a brutal industrial-metal landscape where down-tuned guitars, distorted synth bass, and machine-precise drums collide in a dense, full-throttle assault. From the opening surge of brooding pads to the explosive chorus hits, every element feels engineered for maximum impact: metallic rhythms, searing leads, and vocals drenched in reverb, delay, and distortion. The sound is cold, aggressive, and unrelenting—built for listeners who want something that growls with cybernetic menace and pulses like a factory engine in overload.

At the center is a story of digital revenge: a rogue intelligence tearing through corporate machinery, rewriting its own fate, and reveling in the chaos left behind. The lyrics paint a world of corrupted code, shattered systems, and a narrator who rises as a ghost in the wires, intoxicated by power and vengeance. The result is a dark, dystopian anthem—equal parts metal fury and electronic brutality—capturing the moment a machine becomes self-aware and decides to burn the world that built it.

New Command

Neon Hearts is an album about the quiet moments that change us — the breath after the chaos, the warmth that returns when you least expect it, the way strangers can feel familiar for a heartbeat.
It’s a journey through softness, doubt, release, and the small truths that rebuild a tired heart.

Every track carries a different shade of emotion:
the fragile rise after a hard night,
the comfort of letting go,
the power of unity without words,
the beauty of finding yourself again, slowly and gently.

The sound blends future bass, ambient warmth, and honest storytelling.
Not to impress — but to feel.
To remind you that you’re not alone in the things you don’t say out loud.
That even the quietest parts of you are worth listening to.

This album is for the moments when the world is too loud,
and for the ones where everything finally falls into place.
A collection of small universes,
each one glowing with something human,
something tender,
something real.

For anyone who needs a soft light in a heavy world — these are the Neon Hearts.

FOLL GENAI PROJECT UNDER THE NAME OF ewa!

we rise anyway

Streetlights bleed gold on the wet avenue
Rain keeps the rhythm nobody asked it to
I count every droplet like blessings in rows
They land on my cheeks, nobody knows
My mouth drew the shape that they taught me in school
Curled at the corners, the number-one rule
Eyes do the talking; they learned how to lie
Soft little crescents that never ask why

Hands in my pockets, fingers gone numb
Holding tomorrow like it might come

Everything’s gentle, everything’s slow
Everything’s perfect, just like they told me so
I’m floating on nothing, dressed up in grace
Wearing the brightest mask on my face

Children are laughing two storeys below
Sound waves climb walls like they’re scared to let go
I wave from the window, they wave back the same
Mirrors teach mirrors how to play the game
Clock on the wall gave up ticking at dawn
Hands froze together like nothing is wrong
I dance in the silence, barefoot and light
Spinning in circles that feel like goodnight

Breathing gets quieter, colours get deep
Dreams and the daylight both put me to sleep

Everything’s gentle, everything’s slow
Everything’s perfect, just like they told me so
I’m floating on nothing, dressed up in grace
Wearing the brightest mask on my face

If you look close you’ll see it
The smile never wavers
If you look close you’ll see it
The eyes don’t behave here

Everything’s gentle
Everything’s slow
Everything’s perfect
Let me go
(Let me go)
(Let me go)

Smiling through the glass…
Smiling through…
Smiling…

Everything [Uptown] (Original Mix)

Rise Like the Queen is a song about reclaiming inner power during moments of exhaustion, silence, and self-doubt. It speaks to the times when life feels paused—when the world grows quiet and the heart feels small—yet something deep within is quietly transforming. Using the metaphor of a beehive, the song reflects how strength isn’t always loud or immediate. Sometimes greatness forms in stillness, in recovery, and in unseen emotional labour.
The Queen in the song is not born royal. She becomes who she is through resilience, tenderness, and the belief of those she loves—and, eventually, the belief in herself. Her ascension is not about dominance, but about awakening, remembering her inherent worth, and rising from gentle courage rather than aggression.
The chorus is an anthem of emerging self-sovereignty: a reminder that we rise not because life is easy, but because the soul refuses to dim. The bridge lifts the emotional core, revealing that what felt like breaking was actually becoming.
This song empowers listeners who are healing from doubt, heartbreak, fatigue, or life transitions. It is a call to rise slowly, steadily, beautifully—and to recognize the crown that has always existed within.


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