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‘The Journey’ - The Octopus Division

  ‘The Journey’ - The Octopus Division In ‘The Journey,’ a sonic mosaic unfolds that—permeated by neon-soaked synth pads and a melody that feels like memory—is less a song than a spiritual compass. The time that relentlessly pursues us, according to ‘Time keeps chasing us every day’, is not portrayed as an enemy, but as a constant touchstone that we face with our heads held high: ‘ We won't let the rain wash us away’ . Photography, here metaphorically as a key to the past, opens doors to moments that seem long gone but live on within us. The chorus – a kind of collective mantra – describes not just a journey, but an intertwining of stories that support each other. The garden in which hopes take root becomes a symbol of what must be nurtured in order to flourish. And when ‘ our songs have lost a note or two ’, it is not a flaw, but proof of lived depth. A song that is not meant to be heard, but to be lived through – like a familiar glance at an old photo album by candlelight. b...
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‘The Boys from Waterloo’ by The Rotor Delta

‘The Boys from Waterloo’ by The Rotor Delta

Nostalgic reflections, driven by the memory of youthful escapism that has captured the unbridled joy of life. ‘The Boys from Waterloo’ by The Rotor Delta is available to stream on numerous platforms from today. 
The Rotor Delta is the music project of British multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Jimmy Green from Lincoln, Lincolnshire. 
(c) by The Rotor Delta (Jimmy Green)
He poetically describes the journey of a group of people who were rebellious, creative and free in their youth, but who never lost sight of the blows of fate and the emotional highs and lows of life. ‘The Boys from Waterloo’ describes the dialectic between transience and permanence: while the moments of chaos and freedom fade, the emotions that shaped them remain indelible. 
Musically, everything begins with Americana folk, then goes astray and oscillates between George Harrison and Bob Dylan, with the occasional flash of Roy Orbison. The guitar playing is also remarkable, providing additional nostalgia. The arrangements are extremely varied and exciting. At around 4 1/2 minutes, The Rotor Delta offers alternative folk rock that will give you goose bumps and is not only suitable for old hands, but will also inspire young people to discover wonderful indie folk rock! 
In summary, the song 'The Boys from Waterloo' is something special because of its meaningful lyrics and catchy melodies. All these things together make the song a really great piece of music in the form of a classic that never gets old and shows how music can capture and preserve moments and bring people together. So the Boys from Waterloo are not just some guys, but a piece of music for the eternal stories that shape us and the memories that live forever in our hearts.





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