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John Denton – Waiting Till It All Works Out
John Denton, a talented singer/songwriter from Salford
has been making waves in the music scene with his heartfelt lyrics and captivating melodies.
Despite being only 15, John has been featured in NME, Far Out, BBC NW Tonight, Granada Reports, BBC 5 Live, BBC Radio Manchester and XS Manchester.
His journey took a significant leap forward in 2023 when he won the prestigious Johnny Marr Award, earning the support and mentorship of Johnny Marr himself.
Most recently, he was selected to ‘The Boss’ himself, Bruce Springsteen.
As well as getting the seal of approval from The Boss, he also shared his music with The Edge from U2.
His biggest news recently was being signed to Modern Sky.
This track, along with 3 others will form John’s first EP to be released on May 8th.
Musical Career
John initially gained recognition as the frontman of the band The Height, releasing several singles that collectively amassed over 25,000 streams.
His music resonates with a growing audience, reflected in his substantial online following: amassing over 2.5m views on Tiktok with 5k followers, around 5k followers on Instagram, and 1.7k followers on X. Waiting ‘Til It All Works Out (Release Date 26/2/2026)
John’s third single release is a thoughtful Indie track which talks of the impatience of youth awaiting the next stage in life.
Perhaps the most powerful line
‘I don’t know where I belong, but neither do you’, reflects a generation that feel unheard and displaced in modern society.
In explaining the song’s meaning, John says, ‘It just tells the story of how I and many people my age feel.
You’re always waiting for the next things to happen, but you’ve also got to live in the moment as well.
I’m 15 so just finishing school, sometimes that can feel like it’ll take forever and sometimes it feels like it’s all coming so quickly.
I guess that’s the way many 15 year olds feel and probably people younger and older than me’.
Shawn Adam Williams – Highway 61
Shawn Adam Williams, a celebrated local blues artist
and songwriter with multiple awards to his name, is set to release his latest single, “Highway 61.”
Over the past decade, Shawn has crafted a remarkable collection of hits that showcase his talent and passion for music.
This new track draws inspiration from the iconic Highway 61 and the legendary crossroads,
echoing the film that debuted in 1986.
Fast forward 40 years
and you’ll find references to blues legends like Muddy Waters, B.B. King, and John Lee Hooker in the second verse.
The song is enriched with two harmonica solos
—one electric and one acoustic
—positioned perfectly in the middle and at the close of the piece.
Get ready to move and groove as the sounds echo influences from Paul Butterfield, Buddy Guy, Gov’t Mule, and James Carpenter.
Dive into the lyrics and let the heart and soul of Mississippi wash over you.
Warm Audio Headphones
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Pioneer DDJ-FLX4
Right now, I am currently using the Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 and it works great. It was recommended by the DJ school that I went to as a good beginner deck to start out with. It is a more affordable option than most and works fine. I have been getting lots of good use out of mine. I think that is partly why they recommend starting small to make sure that you are actually going to stick with it and not waste all your money unnecessarily. If you are new to learning to DJ I would have to recommend this as well. You can get your own Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 from this link.Pioneer XDJ RX3
The next DJ Deck that I would like to get is the Pioneer XDJ-RX3. The XDJ is what I learned on and it is a really nice piece of equipment. I think this is probably the next item on my DJ bucket list.
If you would like a really decent quality DJ setup get a Pioneer XDJ RX3.
Hey NGR groove squad!
Just dropped my Valentine’s Day special
– a sugary-sweet Future Bass & Electronic Music DJ Mix packed with uplifting drops, lovey visuals, and all the feels to celebrate (or just vibe to) on Feb 14th and beyond!
Whether you’re spreading love or just treating yourself to some smooth electronic grooves, this one’s made for sharing with your favorite people.
Check it out here:
What’s hitting hardest for you
– any favorite moments, drops, or tracks that caught your ear?
Drop your thoughts below, and let me know what themes or vibes you want next (more future bass? indie house twists? something else groovy?).
Turn it up, spread the love, and let’s keep the dancefloor (and the thread) alive!
Lee Branden and the Black Harness – I’LL BE THE ONE
Lee Branden says:
“I am a singer songwriter originally from Philadelphia Pa, now residing in Maryland, creating songs in multiple genres:
Adult contemporary, Alternative, Pop, Christian/Gospel, Rock, American, R&B.
The song I am submitting is about a man searching and finally finding his true love.”
Click here to listen to the song
I’ll Be the One by Lee Branden & The Black Harness
SANTIELL – 24KFORCE
SANTIELL writes:
“Hey friend, how are you? I appreciate your work and effort. I’m a Venezuelan artist in Brazil, trying to find my path through music and uplift people with my lyrics. I’m going through a tough time and feeling lonely, so I decided to make a trap song, a Gym Brothers track, to share some energy and good vibes with those who are depressed or going through a rough patch.”
“Here’s my song, friend. Thanks!”
Thank you so much for your song submission SANTIELL!
I am glad to hear your music!
Everyone please take a moment to check out this song and
comment to let us know your thoughts!DAZZA visits with PSYCHO BABBLE
All right, And we’re here with Dazza. Dazza been a queen. Now, what’s your official title? What do you like to be called? It depends on where I’m at. If I was at a car show, I’d be the Low Rider icon. If I was at the horror show, I’d be the Alien 51 Girl, which is the movie that Heidi Fleiss did where I play. My mouth and kill strippers. So it depends. I mean, I’m just think I’m just, you know, like, like, like, you know, we’re just. We’re just hotties. Yeah. Yeah. That’s something that three of us have in common is that we’re all treated as sex symbols now. I don’t know how you deal with it, but I’m getting tired of guys hitting on me. Really. Well, you must have been at my gym at the hotel last night because there’s a lot of hitting on guys over there.
You know what I would do to be at your gym at the hotel? You don’t sing it all anymore, only in bed, high notes. Well, hello and good morning. Can we hear one of those? Probably not a chance in hell. Right now that before the end of summer I’m trying to make sure I’m almost there. 400,000 friends on my. Like 389 or something. Yes, you gotta add me. What is your page? It’s Daza. It’s, you know, Myspace slash blah blah. Dazza, DAZZA under score Del Rio DELRIOI believe you’re on the psycho Babble, Myspace friends. So go to our Myspace. Find her and hook up Hook up with Daza. This is your only chance. We’re going to shoot for that goal of 400,000 friends by when? But before the end of summer ******* A, we are gonna get it done. And check out my my website dazza.com. Devil dolls and all their glory. Dasa devil dolls, what is this? The Dazza Devil Dazza girls that I find and I get them ready for the big time. So basically amateur girls that end up becoming mainstream. A couple of them got signed with Vivid already. Really. Yeah. I’d like to find the Dazza devil dolls. I think I have to go be alone for a little while right now, but thank you, guys. We’re going to look for the devil dolls.A Visit With Stephen Pearcy
I am back for more with the original rat ******* himself, Mr. Steven Pearcy. Stephen, welcome back to Psycho Battle. Always a pleasure. Mike and I read somewhere that you guys, in addition to playing the hits, you’re pulling some rarities out of the closet here. What sort of things? Well, when I, you know me, you know, pulling back in, you know. I just went, you know, I I like doing the Routier stuff, you know, when I was doing my solo stuff, I mean, I didn’t care if you know, if you were more into it, you know, 100 people, 1010 thousand, it’s, it’s good, you know, it’s a party. It’s all the same, you know, and. Play an Aerosmith, a Zeppelin, a priest who’d A Hooda, whatever, I’ll I’ll play our, you know, anything but with rat. I wanted to come in with the same thing. Hey man, why don’t we, you know, this time around just play different **** every night or every week or.
Play songs that you know people aren’t. And that we really didn’t make because there’s a lot of songs of ours that we’d like to, you know, would like to have been heard just, you know, fortunately for other songs and us, they became, you know, some, you know, hits or whatever and and the other ones are just as good. You know, I like the other just as good ones. You know, it’s you know, that’s there’s no B side on ACD. Come on, man, Who the **** is this? Where the *******. You know. Well, you mentioned your solo stuff. We’ve seen you out. How does it feel? Is it is it a different vibe being back at the helm with Rat than it was with your solo thing or? Oh yeah. I’m with my guys, you know what I mean? You know, even when I probably wasn’t, you know, with them, they were probably thinking the same thing. **** so many, right? Yeah. Yeah. You know, it’s good, but it ain’t right. And now it’s right again. And as much as it could be, you know, without robbing. Rest in peace. And then one, you know. Now, when the VH1 behind the Music came out a couple of years ago, I was shocked to find out that sex and drugs were part of the rat legacy. I’m assuming that’s all in the past and it’s all cookies and prayer circles now. Yeah, someplace, you know, screamer and liar. We’re in public relations. I don’t lie. We’re in public relations. I mean, you know, you got to kiss the babies and sign it **** every now and then and slap my ***. I mean, it’s all the same. We go home to, you know. Significant others, be it a dog or a woman or whatever you got. Now, I understand there’s a new rat greatest hits compilation out and compilation of the videos. Yeah, there is now when you watch those videos. What goes through? Is it like a high school yearbook where you go? Who picked out that outfit or. Yeah, like, you know, I can say this again. It’s like it was so new back then, you know, and but we look back and go, yeah, man, that’s pretty funny. And and, you know, all of a sudden you became video, you know, TV stars. You gotta come and act and then, you know, and. Well, in terms of difference, your videos will forever set you apart by the fact that Milton Berle was in two of your videos. Uncle Milton? Yeah. That had to be a weird experience. I’m in a rock band. What are you doing? I’m working with Uncle Milty. Yeah. Melty pretty much took over the round and round and being our first video, you know, and. And the business was so long, you know, he just, you know, he kind of said to us, hey, man, have humor. Humor is, is, you know. You can’t lose, you know. Unless you’re silly and, you know, we’ve gotten there before. Just trying to be normal. Yeah. You guys are back on the road. You’re kicking it. All the reviews so far are very positive. Is there going to be new rap music? Yeah. Actually, Warren and I have a digital studio out here and we’ve been kind of riding some stuff recently we’ve been out here about. In seven weeks. And that’s another thing we talked about in the beginning is, is you know, we set standards for ourselves before this and he’s taking care of one end of taking care of the other collectively. We’re going to write some music and we’ve already started writing. So, you know, the first three initial song ideas or anything. It’s going to be good. We want to go dwell into the dancing, to the EP, to the cellar kind of stuff. You know, Basic thing that struck me about your solo stuff, aside from where it was, it was harder and faster. You didn’t really mellow as you went on. Oh, no, see, see, The thing is, is, you know, I do my solo stuff is because I’m, you know, I mean, I just write and and you know, rap music, you know, collectively, you know, more so with Robin and Juan and the band as writers on the previous stuff. You know that’s what made it. Rat music. So, you know, now with, you know, Warren and I as the, you know, main composites of what we’re writing, it’s going to be pretty interesting because, you know, he’s kind of from a different field, too stonish, kind of meets Hendricks meets, you know. Who else is he like, all these characters he likes? And then me, I’m just still, you know, straight ahead, 300 miles an hour. Thank you. The term OK, so we’ve got rat out on the road. You guys can still catch them. We’ve got the new greatest hits compilation out. See the DVD compilation coming out. There’s new rat in the works. What the the important nhra.com for info. And actually, I’ve been to a couple raises and tend to go to a lot more. Everyone gets in time. So we go out there and sign stuff with the drivers and hang out. And I’m on the starting line. It’s, it’s, it’s way cool, man. It’s, it’s. It’s it’s it’s what it should be. Fast, dangerous, colorful, exciting.“IN THIS MOMENT” visits with PSYCHO BABBLE
I was looking over your bio. This is incredible. This band formed just two years ago, almost 3, now almost 3. But in in this three years you put together a **** *** CD, Beautiful tragedy, got a couple of really nice videos and now you’re playing Oz Fest. Pretty crazy. We’re really so grateful. I mean, I mean, we’ve been to learn for almost three years, but this is our first out. Came out March 20th. So I think for being such a new baby band, like to have the opportunity to play Ozzfest and the tours that we’ve been doing, it’s just we’re all really blown away. We’re really grateful. It’s crazy. Well, the music backs it up too. I’ve had a chance to listen to the CD and it really kicks. There’s some nice stuff on there. Very cool. And we have not stopped touring for like. Over 2 years, I really live on the road.
Well, you’re building a fan base through touring, but I understand you also have utilized the Myspace thing in a way that very few people have. Yeah, it helps. Early on, Myspace kind of played a big part in helping us book our own tours so you can get out to the people and for both the man just in general, you know? Everything that’s happening within this moment, we can. You also find your other guitar player through Myspace. I understand that our management found us through Myspace as well. Hey Chris, tell me about the other guys in the band. It’s Jeff Fab, our drummer, OK, Blake Wenzel, the guitarist, and Jesse Landry on bass, and you guys have pretty diverse musical styles. I was reading some of this stuff that you come from. Really. I mean, you’re the metal guy. I understand. Yeah pretty much main style of music that I like playing and bands and stuff and and Blake’s like a younger kid who brings in a lot more, like newer kind of stuff like the Underoath Green, those kind of vibes and brings that in. And Jesse brings in a southern influence as well. Everyone kind of has a middle ground that everyone is. And you all contribute to the songwriting, although you’re primarily writing the lyrics. Yeah, I write like all my lyrics and melody lines and things like that. But we all, yeah, contribute to the writing. And you don’t hold back at all on the lyrical content as far as personal. Trials and tribulations. I think it’s important to. To be personal and to be really real because I think people, it comes across the music and I think I’m way more emotional, which I think people can feel it more if it’s if I’m writing something that I’m really passionate about you. One thing about our band is everyone needs to be somewhat happy with everything that’s in there. Everyone really is is liking it. We really consider that one person’s feelings on it so both of the songs everybody liked to begin with subpoena democracy like that it is. But I think that’s why our songs really kind of move a lot to make our whole band happy. So we have like the solo and the song and then it goes into this really pretty acoustic part and then it goes into like the RIP and harmonies and the drummer. So I think that’s all of us making ourselves happy by throwing it all. Big thing, and it is sort of a melting pot. It’s not just straight ahead metal. I mean, there are very melodic passages in there, very acoustic. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We actually like the fact that people can’t just lump us into one thing a lot like we get called metal rock. Battlecore ******** like everything you think of but. Struggling these days, the trash of the racing threat come up with new words. European metal. But I think it’s cool. People can’t just all lump us into one thing. And Speaking of being lumped into one thing, the the Chick singer is all the rage in metal these days. So you guys, it’s kind of a double edged sword. I think you’re benefiting from it in that doors have been open, but also you have to differentiate yourself from the other metal bands with a Chick singer. Do you feel that? No, I don’t feel that at all. I think there’s a million bands out there that all have male singers and they’re not walking around going, oh, I have to really make myself different than him. And he’s a guy like I am who I am. I do what I do. I don’t have to try to go. Do this because I don’t want to like her or I do want to be like her. I just am myself. Good for you now. Well, Speaking of mental moments, I understand that during the filming of your first video, you took a camera boom in the face. Yeah. We have a scar, too from that, but it’s pretty healed now. Yeah, we just got my face. I’m head banging, got too close, split my face open. And she went on to finish the video. That’s the cool part. We, like, glued it up and kept going. Very nice. Yeah. Well, now you’re touring. Right now you’re on the Ozzfest thing. That’s like winning a Grammy in the metal world. It really is an amazing opportunity. It really is. We’re so grateful. But I, I heard a rumor. I understand you’ve got another tour coming up this fall. You want to tell me about that? We’re leaving Ozzfest and we played one show in Mexico. Have two days off and start the Megadeth tour. Megadeth. Very nice. In this moment now it’s going to be amazing. Yeah. How long of a set do you play? We’re going to play a 40 minute set on that tour so it’s a nice double it from Ozzfest. That’s very cool. OK, so the CD Beautiful Tragedy on tour right now with Ozzfest. Be looking for them on tour with Megadeth in the fall. Thanks very much for being radio station. Beautiful tragedy. Very nice. There you go. Very nice. Thank you, guys.EVIL DAVE – TOP TEN BEST THINGS ABOUT BEING ON MYSPACE
Yeah, this is pretty good, Mike. The category from the Home Office, these are the top 10 best things about being on Myspace. You know what I’m saying? All the kids like this. It’s all the rave. Here we go, Top 10 best things about being on Myspace #10 You can post pictures of yourself from 10 years ago and pretend you still look like that. #9 you can issue #9 You can issue a bulletins about really important stuff like jokes you found on the Internet. Let’s see number 80. This is good. You can have as many friends as you want without ever talking to them. Yeah, it’s my my favorite product on my cell phone.
I kind of like that premise exactly #7 you get to write your own bio with nice stuff, not like all that nasty **** the cops have on their files. Number six, it’s a great marketing tool. This is good if you’re targeting 14 year olds with no money. That’s why they, that’s why they give these kids a pre approved, you know, credit cards. Let’s see #5 you can see what the knuckleheads at Cycle Babble are up to without having to watch the show. And #4 you can be friends with your favorite musical artist or at the least the **** kissing weasel that puts their page together, their page together. And #3 you can join the Christian singles dating network and fornicate like a Pagan. He was a good ball player number 2. It’s a classy alternative to YouTube if you want to see videos of a dog taking a dump. The number one best thing, ladies and gentlemen, about being on Myspace. Now I don’t have to drive all the way to the mall to creep out young women. Well, there you go.COOKING WITH DAVE ODD
Dave, what do you got over there? It looks like you’ve got, Oh well, without the cornucopia today. I, you know, summers coming up. I know that. And I wanted to show everyone how to make a nice fresh fruit salad for like a picnic or something like that. But I wanted to show you some, some springtime animals too. I’m going to bring those guys out for you. This right here, this little fella, he’s a, he’s an American toad. He’s American. Well, because I found him in America. Oh, OK. It’s actually the most common toad in North America. Should he really be that close to your fruit salad? You know, Mike, I know what I’m doing. Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t. I don’t. I’m not a cook. You kind of remind me of my dad right now. I’m curious. I’m your dad. You have a good relationship with your dad.
This next guy here. He’s a, this is a tiger salamander. A lot of people don’t, don’t, don’t, don’t often see these guys. They eat insects, worms and, and crickets and things like that. And, and these guys, they almost live their entire lives on land. They only go to the water to breed and they lay their eggs and then they. Back into the woods, they bury themselves way down deep under the under the earth. So it’s really hard to find them if you’re if you’re not looking for them in the springtime. Is that toad ******* a strawberry? I think I think he’s fine. Okay. I don’t think the strawberries have a good time. Now he’s smiling. I know now when we’re dealing with fruits. For especially fresh fruits like the apple, you always want to cut them in half lengthwise first, right? Because then you can cut out the core there just like so you want to use a sharp knife too, because you don’t want to hurt yourself or cut yourself because then. Because then your parents will think you are trying to hurt yourself and send you to the doctor again, and you don’t want that to happen. I have a bowl here for the for the trash. I learned that from Rachel Ray. I like to watch Rachel Ray. Is she a **** star? She’s a chef. She’s not a chef, all right? She’s a cook. I’m sorry, ***** pants. Hey, you remind him of his dad. Cut it out. Listen. So, all right, the food in the bowl did the salamander listen, just relax, All right? Thank God there’s not a You want to coarsely cut up your apples and you put them cut up. You put them in the orange juice, you know, to keep them, to keep them fresh. You don’t want them to get brown. Yeah, fruit acid. You don’t want them. You don’t want them to get brown. You got things moving. Oh, God. Salamander took a tumble. Oh, my God. Listen, listen. We’ve all tried that at one point in our lives. Dave, if you look in front of your right foot, the salamander with a head injury is right there. He’s fine. He’s fine. I’d put a helmet on that sucker if I put him back on the table. He’s between your feet, right? He’s used to it. Salamander moving towards the it’s all he’ll be fine. OK, just checking. I got a turtle turtle here too. Why wouldn’t you? You’re making a fruit salad. Why wouldn’t you have a turtle? This this is a this is a radio slider turtle. You know, is it common to have the turtle listen to the turtle? Let me tell you. Let me tell you a little something. All right. Now, when I got when I got this little guy, he was about the size of a, a nickel, right. And, and that was three years ago. Now he speaks. And they used to sell these at the at the at the drug stores, you know. Yeah, they would sell them as little dime stores and. They were the size of a dime and Frog is going on to another strawberry. Listen, just relax, relax, relax just ******* them all. Listen, Miss Benatar, we’ve heard enough out of you. Oh, my goodness. Look at that. He looks happy on the OK So ****** jump. I’m just getting my just getting my hands in here. He’s gonna take a tumble wash. Oh my God. Say anything about you that your animals keep trying to commit suicide. God. Listen, they don’t have very good depth perception. No, they sure don’t. Well, then by all means, put them on a table. Now, we got, like a bunch of different kinds of fruit in there. And what we’re going to do to tie this all together is we’re going to add some yogurt. Yogurt. Yeah. Everyone likes yogurt. You like yogurt, right? I did up until about now. Do you want to come over here and try some? I really don’t want to ever put anything in my mouth that’s ever been in your hand. No offense. You sound like my dad again. Hey, you guys. I got other some other animals here. Oh my God, there’s more. He’s got a bag. I got another common animal to the Chicagoland area. Here is the Garter snake. This is a Chicago Garter snake. It’s special. It is. Sure. It’s not a fruit snake? No, no, it’s a Garter snake. Probably the most popular snake around the Chicago land area. Yeah. And. And this is a Chicago Garter snake. I’d be able to show you his markings, but he’s covered in yogurt. That’s odd. That weird. So this is a Brazilian short tailed Opossum. He he’s not a native species, but he wanted to come along with us today. Just drop out of there. No, no, that was tape. Hey, Dave odds got a weasel on him in case can you get a close up of that guy? I’m sorry, this is a Brazilian short tailed apostle. It’s a what? A Brazilian? Short tailed Opossum. Really. It is not a weasel, it is a marsupial. Oh, it is one of the smallest marsupial. That’s in our hemisphere, yes. Look, you see, he’s got a prehensile tail. That means is he could hold on to things with his tail. That means that **** doesn’t bother him when you hold him upside down like that, right? And they have a pouch just like Kangaroos where they raise their babies. That’s where I’d store my weed. I don’t mean to point out the obvious, but you’ve got a fruit salad with a. And a snake in it. And this is Scorpio. There’s a round on top of your. There’s a hair in there. We’re not gonna be able to eat this. Yeah.“Runaway” by Broken Robots is a compelling alt-rock track
from their earlier catalog (released around 2021), blending introspective lyrics with driving rhythms and electronic-tinged production that showcases the band’s Chicago indie roots.
Clocking in at about 4:14, the song pulses with a sense of urgency and reflection, capturing the push-pull of restlessness and self-awareness.
The lyrics open with a direct, almost accusatory question:
“Why are you always going places no one ever wants to go? / Runaway.”
They paint a portrait of someone perpetually fleeing
—physically or emotionally
—into uncharted, uncomfortable territory.
The refrain repeats “Runaway” like a mantra, emphasizing isolation:
“They say you know so much about the things that no one ever wants to know.”
There’s a tension between forward momentum (“always moving forward”) and paranoia (“looking over your shoulder for something you’d never notice anyway”).
Later lines explore fractured relationships
—”friends turn to enemies” and the struggle to stay grounded
—hinting at themes of alienation, personal demons, and the fear of stagnation.It’s a song about running from problems that inevitably follow, yet finding a strange freedom in the chase.
Musically, Tony Baker’s production shines:
layered guitars build tension, subtle electronic elements add a modern edge, and Kat Baker’s vocals deliver raw emotion
—vulnerable yet defiant.
The track was co-written and produced by Tony Baker, Kat Baker, and Lonnie Phillips, recorded/engineered/mixed by Tony, and mastered by Mat Leffler-Schulman, giving it a polished but gritty indie feel.
The animated music video elevates the song into a bizarre, surreal universe. Created with green screen footage by Trey Miles and Matthew Rao, animation by Chance Duffy (modeling, rigging, color, editing), and robot textures/2D illustrations by Taylor Wilkes, it features wild visuals:
Tony as a Godzilla-like figure, gravity-defying wasabi peas, pawn shops selling hopes and dreams, and dreamlike chaos that mirrors the lyrics’ disorientation.
The animation style is creative and trippy, blending humor with unease to visualize the “runaway” mindset
—escaping into absurdity amid inner turmoil.
Overall, “Runaway” stands out in Broken Robots’ discography for its relatable exploration of evasion and growth, wrapped in catchy hooks and inventive visuals.
It’s a track that lingers, urging listeners to confront what they’re running from
—or embrace the run itself.
