The occupants of the Spacerider come to their senses after a major session of Feelin’ the Skunk. As they do their b-bot and b-alien stretches and limber their circuits and scalenes for the cardboard, a discussion sparks.

Speaking in a language that can only be described as 808 drums, beatboxing, and stereotypical space sounds, they conjure quite a menagerie of melody. At times, it seems intense, and other times playful, but it is always a journey. Regardless, everyone on the ship knows it’s an obvious chat about vital steps they all need to take to ensure every form of existence in the universe, including Calimax, can be united through music and dance.

Which is only step one in a long process of bringing peace to a universe that thrives in the abyss of a black hole.

Sometimes all you need to do is holla and shake up the dance floor!

The Spacerider and it’s passengers have narrowly escaped the sovereign soldiers of Calimax and are calming themselves and their CPUs with a Linn drum lullaby. The smallest of them, a spore cyborg named Carl, directs everyones’ attention while standing atop a bottle of Stardust Gold on the bar. 

Pounding toms fill the air as the firmware fungus speaks about the vexation from loving a world that sees you as nothing more than a mechanical mushroom. It reminds the passengers why places like The Spacerider Lounge are so precious and that they must come together to protect their home region of HE on Calimax. With this, a unanimous chant conjures up, “What’s up now wes up HE what it be if you down this that come up like wess up!”

Release Date: March 31, 2025

Mixed by Hip Hop Electronic

Mastered by Kalson