Jansky Noise - Past Present & Future Star Music

Abraham’s Theme unfolds like a whisper carried on the winds of time, a melody that traces the contours of an ancient journey across silent deserts and starlit skies. Each note a footprint, each harmony a soft echo of faith, it sings of solitude and promises, of a covenant whispered beneath the endless heavens. Oh, how the melody lingers, like the aroma of myrrh in the air of twilight temples! It captures the inner battles, the solitude enveloped within the folds of hope and trials. As Keats might have listened, ensnared by the nightingale's plaintive song, so too does this theme ensnare the heart, compelling one to traverse alongside its notes across an emotional landscape marked by doubt and adorned with wonder. Herein lies a composition not only performed but deeply felt. It beckons the listener to wander, to wonder, to sit beneath the firmament and ponder the quiet stirring of a heart moved by divine whispers. Abraham’s Theme thus weaves itself into the listener's spirit, in...

Whodini’s “Freaks Come Out at Night” was always a pulsating banger from the moment it landed. It still flows through the hoops, of breaks, and electro ancentral electro. It's a mega rhythmic homage to the freaks that awaken under the cloak of darkness. Those freaks were most probably celebrating and breakin on the streets and thriving on the twilight funk. The pulsing baseline escorts the listener into a realm where the mundane is cloaked in the mysterious, and the night blooms with possibilities. It’s a lively, catchy anthem that captures the essence of the after-hours world—a place where the freaks don spectral masks of freedom and dance away the constraints of daylight. Each verse, delivered with Whodini’s signature flair, unfolds the urban nightlife scene with a playful swagger. The cityscape becomes a playground where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary. Here, amidst the neon lights and echoing laughter, the song finds its beat, tapping into the universal rhythm of ...