J.R. Gilmore – Ghosts ‘n Ghouls (Official Video)

Produced by J.R. Gilmore. Mastered en Analogue by Bobby T. Lewis.

Recorded in San Marcos, Texas.

“In 1990, J.R. Gilmore was born in The Woodlands, 4.5 billion years after the planet was formed out of a mixture of dust and gas. And at least 3.5 million years after hominids stopped swinging in trees and began walking upright.”

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“I must have a dark side also If I am to be whole.” ― C.G. Jung

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J.R. Gilmore – Irene (Official Video)

Produced by J.R. Gilmore. Mixed by Kramer. Mastered en Analogue by Bobby T. Lewis.

Recorded in the historic Alois Walter House in Castroville, Texas.

“In 1990, J.R. Gilmore was born in The Woodlands, 4.5 billion years after the planet was formed out of a mixture of dust and gas. And at least 3.5 million years after hominids stopped swinging in trees and began walking upright.”

Follow: https://linktr.ee/poorgilmore

“No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell.”― Carl Jung

Micky Four, rhocantsleep, Hot Toddy Karate, Fuji Gateway, Izzy Flynn, Kira Sheppard

“Today” by Micky Four:
A mesmerizing blend of ambient sounds and ethereal lo-fi vocals, “Today” (a Jefferson Airplane track) takes you on a dreamy journey through the void of space and time. Its psychedelic elements create a surreal atmosphere, while the somber undertones add a touch of melancholy, making it a perfect soundtrack for introspection on a cloudy night.

“A LIL” by rhocantsleep
Rhocantsleep crafts a hard-hitting sonic tapestry with “A LIL” combining an old school aesthetic with subtle textures of a more modern nature. The result is a beautifully chilled-out piece that invites listeners to get lost in its soothing waves of rhythmic pulsations, with psychedelic nuances adding a trippy layer to the overall tranquility of the track.

“Sacksville” by Hot Toddy Karate:
Hot Toddy Karate’s “Sacksville” evokes a sense of quiet introspection. The song weaves delicate electronic melodies, ethereal vocals, and celestial synths into a soothing soundscape of meditative bliss, creating an ambiance of tranquility. Psychedelic elements gently ebb and flow, adding a surreal dimension to its overall beauty.

“Tuesdays, Am I Right?” by Fuji Gateway:
“Tuesdays, Am I Right?” by Fuji Gateway is a sonic meditation that captivates one with its atmospheric brilliance. The song’s somber undertones are complemented by haunting vocals and intricate guitar work, while psychedelic effects transport the listener to a transcendent realm of whimsical serenity.

“Penguinifur” by Izzy Flynn:
Izzy Flynn is a masterclass in ambient beauty. And her song’s relaxed aesthetic is adorned with shimmering beauty and subtle embellishments of a calm serenity, creating an otherworldly sonic experience. The somber undertones lend depth to the piano composition, making it a truly immersive journey into the depths of the mind.

“Adorama” by Kira Sheppard:
Kira Sheppard paints a vivid sonic canvas with “Adorama”. This extraterrestrial masterpiece combines ambient textures, celestial synths, and haunting vocals to create an introspective atmosphere of a galactic proportion. Psychedelic elements add a touch of surrealism, making it a captivating and emotionally rich composition. The cosmic touches add a layer of complexity, inviting listeners to explore the depths of its sonic landscape.