No Peace is a haunting, atmospheric track that delves into the fractured psyche of a man haunted by trauma, isolation, and a world that offers no sanctuary. DJ Nocturn brings this character to life through a slow-burning instrumental laced with eerie undertones and distant echoes, setting the stage for lyrics that feel more like confessions than bars. The beat is stripped down and brooding—minimalist drums, subtle synth textures, and ambient sounds that creep in like intrusive thoughts. The mood is suffocating by design, reflecting the mental prison the character is trapped in. It’s a sonic representation of sleepless nights, internal warfare, and the quiet, relentless ache of wanting peace in a world that doesn’t allow it. Lyrically, No Peace stands out for its raw, poetic approach. The verses paint the portrait of someone spiralling—caught between reflection and resignation. He speaks not in rage, but in exhausted honesty. There are no cries for help here—just brutal acceptance of what it means to live with unresolved wounds. This track doesn’t beg for attention; it lingers. It’s the sound of a man trying to exhale pain in a place that offers no air.more

"Ghosts in the Booth" is a moody séance of sound—where DJ Nocturn summons spirits of pain, protest, and persistence. Wrapped in spectral female vocals and backed by a beat that drips with midnight menace, this track isn’t just music—it’s an exorcism. Grit meets grief, truth bleeds into bars, and every line feels like it was whispered from the edge of another world. Blurring the line between the living and the legendary, Ghosts in the Booth is grime at its most haunted. - Mastered by mixea.commore

This track tells the story of two men who’ve been through everything together—not family by blood, but by experience. I wanted to capture that kind of bond that’s built in the trenches: loyalty forged through chaos, through fights, through silence, through moments no one else saw. But like a lot of those relationships, time changes things. Trust gets tested. One starts pulling away, the other starts wondering if that bond still means what it used to. The beat’s reflective and heavy—it’s not flashy because the story needed room to breathe. It’s got that haunting, tense undercurrent to match the emotion behind the lyrics. Every line I wrote came from thinking about those relationships in life where you’d take a bullet for someone, but you're not even sure they'd call you back now. I didn’t want to glorify anything—I wanted it to feel real. This isn’t a song about violence or betrayal just for shock value. It’s about that quiet pain when you realise someone you’d die for might already be gone in a different way. It’s emotional, but it’s honest. This one hits close for a lot of people—and that’s what makes it powerful. more