Synthwave for the hour Los Angeles finally slows to a glow. The city on this site is the real one. Every road named here is a road you can drive tonight, and every hour described comes around again. Play it in the car after midnight, with the map app closed. Set the level higher than is sensible.
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Nothing has been released yet, so the platform links below are not live. The mailing list at the bottom of this page is how you hear when that changes.
- Spotify
- Apple Music
- Bandcamp
- YouTube
- SoundCloud
Every one of these links also sits on one page for sharing, which is the link worth handing out.
Newest release
Single · Unreleased
First Single
Nothing has been released yet. The page for it is already up.
Release page →
Where this comes from
The Los Angeles on this site is the one you can go and check, rather than a story set in it. The pages below are gathered under Los Angeles after dark, and nothing on any of them is invented.
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Night drive
The freeways do clear, but only for a stretch of the small hours between last call and the first of the morning commute.
The hours that empty
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Mulholland
People park on the loose dirt shoulder along the ridge, half on the pavement.
One road at night
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Marine layer
Cars left outside are soaked at dawn with no rain having fallen.
Why it is grey
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Golden hour
At this latitude it is a genuinely short window, well under the hour the name promises, and the light goes with it.
The short window
Four photographs of the same hour

Griffith 
Twilight 
Downtown 
Santa Monica
What is actually in these pictures is read image by image on golden hour. Every photographer is named in the photo credits.
About
One person makes this music, in Los Angeles, at the pace one person can. There is no name on it here and no press photo, and the about page sets out the rest of what can honestly be said.
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