I wrote this song about probably the saddest photo I’ve ever seen: From Wikipedia: The Boy Standing by the Crematory (alternatively The Standing Boy of Nagasaki) is a historic photograph taken in Nagasaki, Japan, in October of 1945, shortly after the atomic bombing of that city on August 9, 1945. The photograph is of a… Read more

An idea I’m working on… [Verse 1]Woke up younger than I was last night,Skin like glass in motel light.My footprints lift right off the ground,Every lost thing’s gettin’ found. [Pre-Chorus]Mirror, mirror, what’s the game?If I forget, was I ever the same?No tomorrow, no rewind,Just a reel unspooled, frame by frame, unwind. [Chorus]Down by the river… Read more

Witty lyrics on this one… some pretty good insults like: Song is About A boastful dismissal of a weak opponent, emphasizing the singer’s superior experience and resilience to insults, rendering the challenger’s attempts at offense utterly insignificant. Worse by Better Featured on Album: Box of Blown Mind (2025) Verse 1Step into the ring, swinging your… Read more

I, a humble envoy from the Outer Cosmos, am pleased to announce the arrival of my new instrumental chillout album, Box of the Infamous Royal Monkey of the Blue Forest. It officially dropped today on Spotify and every multi-lingual platform on Earth. According to the research of the Jezibutes in their interstellar pressure laboratory, these… Read more

I’m working on a new album titled “Box of Harmonic Propulsion”, which is dedicated to my new Spaceship XXX that I bought from the Tesla Mars dealership. The only way to drive it is by playing music. Amazing… anyhow, I digress. Here are the lyrics for a song on this album that I think are… Read more

About: This track revolves around a slick, enigmatic figure weaving through high-stakes espionage with style, wit, and effortless charm. It marries the smoky allure of 1950s jazz clubs with futuristic breakbeat twists, creating a unique spy-thriller soundscape poised between vintage noir and 2030-inspired cool. Log: “Agents in Arctic Alps” opens with an almost tongue-twisting list… Read more

About: A popular motto and message, encouraging people to stop dreaming about future adventures and start living them immediately! Log: Father used to say “Today is Someday, live it up!”. He told me that the phrase is often used by Space-racer enthusiasts, particularly those who live full-time in their PSVs (Personal Spacecrafts Vehicles), to inspire others… Read more