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Good Morning!
02:11
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9 AM, alarm clock greets me
The curtain blocks the light, I can hardly see
Out of bed, got sand in my eyes
I slept well but I didn't really sleep tight
Bleary eyed, the roast takes its course
All this caffeine could probably kill a horse
Work on music, make something new
Write songs in hours, though I don't think it through
How was your night?
You doing alright?
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Squirrels and birds, the leaves on trees
Stand on a mountain, hair blows in the breeze
The grass outside, the flowers too
The stars tonight, they remind me of you
The earth it turns with gentle grace
The planets will float around in deep space
Sunbeams come down, the sun goes high
Across the blue sphere and settles tonight
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Take Some Time
03:36
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Can't find the lyrics to this so help me God
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Good Night?
04:14
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Good vibes tonight, glowing orb ablaze
Hope you sleep tight, see you in the day
Moonlight's bright shine helps me see at dark
Close to divine, light the trailer park
Clouds above me, Orion and Aries
Night time's carefree, growing grass and trees
Fourth street sidewalk, no one's out this late
Art made of chalk, drawn by a roommate
Good night, daylight
Five in the morning, some folks are awake
There's no warning what this day'll make
Back of a pickup, keeping time at bay
Sun's coming up, darkness goes away
Good night, daylight
Good night, sleep tight
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High Velocity Glendora, California
High Velocity was a band that existed, but now it dubiously existed. Most of the stuff on this page is Jordan’s solo indie-pop stuff - you should listen!
High Velocity recommends:
Marc is one of my biggest musical influences, and Thanatophobia is his best work yet. Check it out, there's some hella catchy indie pop in his prolific catalog and this is no exception.
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Ico is a friend of mine and one of the most talented synthpop musicians I know - the fact they're producing stuff this good on their second album is impressive as hell. Recommended to TMBG fans.
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Excerpts from the Soapstone demo tape
by Soapstone
Soapstone is another friend of mine who writes indie pop songs in a similar manner to my stuff, except perhaps a little less ridiculous in nature - LLICA and Out of Style have me jamming for days.
go to albumIf you like Jordan Sunlight's Red, you may also like:
Blue No More
by Gabriella Cohen
Ben Wheeler uses an East German synthesizer and a Soviet flanger to create hauntingly weird yet bright and open electronic soundscapes.
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the vegetablets
by the vegetablets
Avant-garde indie pop gems from Japan with melodies that go unexpected places and all sorts of quirky instrumentation.
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Giddy and ramshackle bedroom indie pop bursting with buoyant guitars and summery vocal hooks.
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