Preview a journey through nature on a drive with Kevin Honold, Arn-Identified Objects and Alien Friends and Watch Me Die Inside

Find music that makes the journey truly worthwhile with tracks from Kevin Honold, Arn-Identified Objects and Alien Friends and Watch Me Die Inside. Follow them for more music like this:

Kevin Honold-Waterfall

Treat yourself to the flowing majesty of this waterfall. Kevin Honnold has already proven to be a strong force in independent songwriting. His latest track just proves how well he understands nature, the force that it is, and the kind of experiences art imitates from it without even realising. With a catchy snare and a unique vocal frequency, Kevin sings this song with the kind of vocal cascade that imitates the very innate nature of a waterfall. As a multi-instrumentalist his expanse is like that of a cloud as he strums and adds sax harmonies in different parts of the track. It is a familiar soothing chord progression which allows you to not only be present throughout Kevin's song but also hum along to what it represents: the ever-flowing passage of time and everything that is carried within it. Another wonderful number by the talented musician:

Arn-Identified Objects and Alien Friends-Sing-Along Songs

As funky as that groove is, you can't get bored of this track even on the 100th listen. The number of layers, vocal delivery, and it being such a light-hearted jig all come together in Sing-Along Songs. Arn-Identified Objects and Alien Friends has used an earlier part of his career in surprising himself. The other half is surprising us with a new album called "The King and the Sparrow" out this year. The composer and musician takes us back to last year when this song became a return beacon for many. There is a guitar section that you keep revisiting and harmonies that make the concoction zesty and refreshing. Just when you think that a formula is setting in for the song, a splendid carpet pull takes place and you are thrown into a very different tempo and feel. It’s just better to sing along:

Watch Me Die Inside-Boring

There is one word I would use to describe this project: astonishing. From emotional soundscapes to controlled explosions, there is everything you would expect and so much more. When you listen to Watch Me Die Inside, their latest single, “Boring” comes from their triple release, “Infinity Fall III”. Aleph composes what I can only call audiovisual poetry. It is not that you are confined to the melodies that progress within the song. Through their breathtaking use of sound and space, you get to visualise epic songs that last even longer in your head. This track progresses to be a hard rock gem, starting off only as an instrumental section. It evolves slowly with the lyrics bleeding in and the instruments getting more and more intense. When heard in progression, infinity fall three is what you associate with when you are asked about a meaningful journey:

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