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Midnight Grid
Dance
Midnight Grid adlı parça {albumName} albümünün bir parçası olarak Mitas Müzik Public tarafından 24 Haziran 2026 tarihinde yayınlandıCRew
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Çıkış Tarihi24 Haziran 2026
FirmaMitas Müzik Public
DilEnglish
Melodiklik
Akustiklik
Valence
Dans Edilebilirlik
Enerji
BPM129

Krediler

PERFORMING ARTISTS
YXGXR
YXGXR
All Instruments
Aleksei Orlov
Aleksei Orlov
Performer
Rich Ros
Rich Ros
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Aleksei Orlov
Aleksei Orlov
Composer, Lyrics
Rich Ros
Rich Ros
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
YXGXR
YXGXR
Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer

Şarkı sözleri

Subway grate exhales. Steam curls into the alley.
We gather where the streetlamps cross.
No countdown. Just presence.
Grid holds steady when the bassline bends
Four corners quiet but the rhythm extends.
No flashy talk just the pace that we set
Move together when the melody hits.
Jackets zipped up we let the tempo decide
No velvet ropes needed just the open night side.
Footsteps align on the painted crosswalk
We don’t force the moment we just fall in line.
Eyes catch the glow from a distant street lamp
We don’t need to speak we just follow the camp.
Breath stays even let the melody climb
When the sub kicks heavy we sync up in time.
Grid holds steady when the bassline bends
Four corners quiet but the rhythm extends.
No flashy talk just the pace that we set
Move together when the melody hits.
Rain starts to fall but the rhythm stays dry
We don’t need an umbrella we just let it pass by.
Leave the week’s heavy noise at the corner we pass
We’re just figures in motion leaving prints on the glass.
Hands stay low but the energy shifts
Every step is a language no words just the lifts.
Let the bassline crawl under boots and the steel
When the drop hits heavy we move to the feel.
Breathe it in…
Feel the shift…
Let it ride…
Grid lock. Step back.
Low roll. Bring it back.
Grid lock. Step back.
Crew moves. Stay on track.
Footsteps scatter into different alleys.
The bass still hums in the empty street.
We’ll meet where the wires cross again.
Written by: Aleksei Orlov, Rich Ros
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