One Train

The city is stripped bare to its bones - the rails hum, the concrete breathes blood and graffiti, and life is squeezed between the subway and peeling walls. Here, the smell of cheap asphalt mixes with a sticky hopelessness, and every day is like a fight with the air itself. But through the rust and cracks, a strange light still shines through: memories of nights spent on the subway line become a personal diary of survival. New York here is not a dream, but a wound that hurts - and that is precisely why it is alive. The city sounds like a concrete beast - noisy, rough, but painfully familiar. Here are the dirty hands of the past, trains rushing by, and residential areas where dreams are mixed with anxieties. The air is heavy, with the taste of rusty rails and cigarette smoke, but there is a rhythm in it that keeps you moving forward. New York in this sound is not a postcard, but a burn: sharp, prickly, but the only place where chaos turns into the breath of life.

Producer: Show Me The Body

Producer, Sound Engineer: Mikey Freedom Hart

Sound Engineer: Aidan Elias

Mixing: WZRD BLD

Mastering Engineer: Steve Wiley

Vocalist, Composer, and Lyricist: Julian Pratt

Composer and Lyricist: Harlan Steed

Sound Engineer: Adam Hong

Composer and Lyricist: Gabriel Milman