The challenges of life often take us to the point of no return.
This is a story of a relationship that didn’t go as expected
A young man who decides to end it in the worst way possible.
His views on what he sees at end and what he perceives as signs of hope and redemption.
Nothing looks at the question of who we are, and poses the questions:
Are we going through an experience? Are we having a dream and will we one day wake up to the reality of what and who we really are?
Written and produced by Osmond Wright, performed by Mozez.
Guitars played by Ben Davies , Bass played by Mario Guarini.
Distributed by Symphonic Distribution.
We are inundated with things that distract us and occupy our minds .
We seldom feel that we have the time to just simply be. “Whatever Is “, is a reminder of some of the most important things in life . An encouragement to allow these things to be our primary thoughts.
(Tom Quick/ Jon Kennedy Version)
This was first released on Mozez debut album So Still, a song that reminds us that we are all living the same lives just with different experiences. We are very much engaged in the same story with slightly different needs. In the end we will realize that we need each other.
Remixed by Jon Kennedy and Tom Quick.
Speak of the perplexed state of the human condition. Are we subjects of a master plan or are we victims of a random process that leads to nothingness. Save me is a cry for understanding , a desire to escape the unknown.
“I’m Alive” is a soul-soothing collaboration between Mozez (known for his work with Zero 7 and Nightmares on Wax) and Dave Pemberton (of Kinobe and Groove Armada). Mozez’s signature silky vocals glide effortlessly over a laid-back trip-hop beat, creating a serene yet uplifting atmosphere. The track is a celebration of life, freedom, and truth, encouraging listeners to live in the moment and embrace the beauty of the present. “I’m Alive” captures the essence of living life in a chaotic world.
The journey through adversity often unveils hidden strengths and insights. Inspired by the poem “Mind
Games,” “Lose It” encapsulates the idea that losing everything can lead to a profound appreciation for life’s
smaller moments, transforming our perspective and ultimately enriching our experiences. Embracing the
lessons learned during tough times not only fosters resilience but also opens our hearts to the beauty of life’s
nuances, allowing us to emerge stronger and more fulfilled.
A life, a dream of a time when we are not subject to Time, Faith, Hope, Belief or Desire.
A life, a dream of a time when we are not subject to Time, Faith, Hope, Belief or Desire.
When you’re up against a struggle, that shatters all your dreams.
Your hopes have been crushed by manifested schemes.
You feel the urge within you, to submit to your fears and the love you’re standing with all seems to disappear.
Can you hold a bit longer, can we keep the faith.
We know we grow stronger and destined to be great.
Beautiful Day Is a scrutiny of our lives, which is influenced by time and the varied experiences that we encounter.
How we chose to navigate these encounters. How we as a people, a nation, a planet chose to love or hate. The fact that, regardless of what we chose to do, our world remains a place of beauty.