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Peril 1998

by MÒZÂMBÎQÚE

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1.
Borderlines (feat. Soft Palace) 03:00
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2.
Resolve (feat. Soft Palace) 02:38
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Alone at last but don’t know where to go I’m just waiting for my heart to find it’s way back home Way up high I forgot to look below So when the fog comes I just lose control 'til you say Everything’s alright You don’t have to hide It’s okay to cry Long as you get by Everything’s alright Long as you get by And it seems like every time the colors in the sky Light up my eyes with tears I’ve never cried For a thousand lives I’ve never tried Am I losing my mind? I don’t know what I lost when I left myself behind But then I hear your voice above the lights It’s okay to cry Long as you get by Everything’s alright You don’t have to hide It’s okay to cry Long as you get by
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NaturHaus (feat. Soft Palace) 03:59
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4.
Embrace (feat. Soft Palace) 03:45
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Maybe we should embrace (Embrace) The Void we gotta face (Embrace the void) There's no end to the chase (No end, no end to the chase) Except what lies in fate embrace it all Embrace the rise Embrace the fall Embrace the void (Embrace) Embrace the light Embrace the dark Embrace it all (Embrace) Embrace the rise Embrace the fall Embrace the void (Embrace) Embrace the light Embrace the dark Embrace it all (Embrace) I'm done being so afraid All I've done is hesitate It's weighing me down, l'll just be free now I'm done thinking the world is against me 'Cause I'm blessed by the sun and the sea I'm ready to meet my blessings I've held back for too long I've been stressing It's weighing me down l'll just be free now, be free now Maybe we should embrace (Embrace) The Void we gotta face (Embrace the void) There's no end to the chase (No end, no end to the chase) Except what lies in fate embrace it all Your worries are all okay The joy, the pain, it's natural, innate It's all within you, find it within you It's okay to feel weak, it's a blessing Healing things is a part of this lesson It was weighing me down Baby let's be free now Maybe we should embrace (Embrace) The Void we gotta face (Embrace the void) There's no end to the chase (No end, no end to the chase) Except what lies in fate embrace it all Embrace it all
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Amanda (feat. Soft Palace) 04:32
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MÒZÂMBÎQÚE leans into the metamorphic flow of his music, granting space for the sound to grow continuously. Born Andrew Smith, MÒZÂMBÎQÚE settled on his artist name during a formative trip to Africa. Post-college, he and a friend booked a one-way ticket to Zimbabwe. He trekked through South Sudan, Kenya, and Mozambique and wound up in the Comoro Islands, where a misunderstanding landed him in jail. As fate would have it, he cleared everything up with the locals, who proved warm and hospitable as he finished his trip.

During 2022, he remotely recorded the Peril 1998 EP with Soft Palace, sharing ideas back and forth and bringing the tracks to life. "The approach was, 'Let's do whatever feels good,'" Andrew reveals. "To us, no idea is a bad idea. The EP is very eclectic. It's all electronic music, but there are slower songs and more upbeat house songs as well. That's why our collaborative relationship works well. We're never worried about what genre it is as long as we enjoy it."

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released July 21, 2023

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