1. Growing up on Hono, a small island outside Gothenburg, Andreas was influenced by his father's love of electronic music. Artists such as Brian Eno and 60's soundtrack experimentalist David Axelrod inspired Andreas to create progressive and original tracks. Another major influence is jazz legend Herbie Hancock, who motivated Andreas to master improvisation skills on his first instrument, the keyboard.
Andreas started playing the piano at the age of six and discovered techno and other experimental music at the age of 14. Today Andreas is involved in several projects. His Swell Session moniker on Hollow recordings has received acclaim from the likes of Gilles Peterson, Les Gammas and LTJ Bukem.
Not one to be confined to a particular style, Andreas records techno for SLS and Fleebite and with his partner Jonatan has an experimental pop duo, Saagolime.
2. Stateless are Chris James (lead vocals, keyboards, guitars), kidkanevil (turntables, sampling, programming), Justin Percival (bass, vocals) and Dave Levin (drums). Their self titled debut album was released on July 16th 2007 on !K7, whilst their sophomore release 'Matilda' was released 21 February 2011 on Ninja Tune. kidkanevil also releases solo work, see www.kidkanevilofficial.com for more info.
Exit
Stateless Lyrics
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Feeling kinda gray, I've been inside to long
Gotta head outside, and think it over
A plain kinda life, staring into space too long
Gotta head for the highland, see you again
Words still cannot be enough (Nooo)
Eeeexxxiiitttt
It's fate, it's fate
Going insane, living with a sweet mask(?)
Gotta get away, and think it over
I like disservence, I like it when it all goes wrong
At least I feel something
Words still cannot be enough (Nooo)
Words still cannot be enough (Nooo)
Eeeexxxiiitttt
It's fate, it's fate
Words still cannot be enough (Nooo)
The song "Exit" by Stateless is a contemplation on the concept of statelessness and the feeling of being lost or trapped. The spoken word intro provides insight into the theme, suggesting that in the age of globalization and fragmentation, the idea of a stateless existence has become a frightening and dangerous concept. The melancholic and introspective lyrics of the song reflect this sentiment as the singer expresses a longing for freedom and a sense of identity.
The first verse expresses a feeling of emptiness and a need for change. The singer is stuck in a life that feels mundane and unfulfilling, and they crave the opportunity to step outside and reflect. The repetition of the phrase "words still cannot be enough" suggests a frustration with language as a means of expression. The chorus, with its repetition of the word "Exit," presents a strong desire for escape and a sense that fate is guiding the way.
The second verse reflects a desire for chaos and unpredictability, indicating a preference for feeling something, even if it is negative. The repetition of the chorus serves as a reminder that ultimately, the singer's fate is tied to their need for escape and the desire for a stateless existence.
Overall, "Exit" is a meditation on the human desire for freedom and autonomy, and the struggle to find these things in a world that is increasingly divided and controlled.
Line by Line Meaning
Feeling kinda gray, I've been inside to long
I'm feeling down and stuck in a rut from being indoors for too long
Gotta head outside, and think it over
I need to go outside and clear my head to think about things
A plain kinda life, staring into space too long
My life is too mundane and I've been daydreaming for too long
Gotta head for the highland, see you again
I need to leave and head for the mountains before I come back
Words still cannot be enough (Nooo)
Words cannot fully express how I feel
Eeeexxxiiitttt
Exit
It's fate, it's fate
Leaving is meant to happen, it's destiny
Going insane, living with a sweet mask(?)
I'm going crazy pretending everything is okay
Gotta get away, and think it over
I need to escape and have alone time to contemplate
I like disservence, I like it when it all goes wrong
I enjoy seeing chaos and things falling apart because at least I feel something
Words still cannot be enough (Nooo)
Words cannot fully express how I feel
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JEREMY COLEMAN, MATTHEW FERGUSON, MARTIN GLOVER, KEVIN WALKER
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@josephbillanes3017
Man, takes me back when I used to play Driv3r at an old friend's house. We ate napoleon ice cream and drank soda without a care in the world. Good times
@2011ctindle
this song is my go-to listen for when I feel like falling off the face of the earth.
@ElBadriano
Pretty shit song for that
@deathcoming4you
Well I hope that pretty face don't fall off Earth no mo.🙏🏼😀
@tomgibson6801
am i the only person who liked driv3r
@taylorfe88
I love Driv3r, I think it's the best in the series, hard as hell to beat tho but I beat it twice. :D
@user-mr5on2le4i
Amazing game.Ok it had lots of bugs,but intresting soundtrack,plot,cars and guns.I liked driv3r and i would like to play it again and again.You aren't alone.
@edgarivangalvandiaz8952
Is for real men this game, is one of the greatest game i played and i know this was the worst game of the year
@novamous777
Evan Bernard no I love it. The only thing I don’t like is the clunky shooting but even that I can get over cause the soundtrack, driving and story are pretty awesome imo
@edgarivangalvandiaz8952
Maybe the people expected a gta game, but no, this is a history game, and the driving style is the best.