The "OH-NO GIRLS" The OH-NO GIRLS Soundtrack (SUMMER 2026) is a bright, genre-blending collection that moves effortlessly between J-Pop/Rock, pop, and country-pop, reflecting the playful chaos and emotional undercurrent of its world. Built on infectious melodies, polished production, and character-driven songwriting, the soundtrack balances sweetness with edge, humor with heart. Each song functions both as a standalone moment and as part of a larger narrative experience. Released via Velvet Claw Hollywood, The OH-NO GIRLS Soundtrack is colorful, kinetic, and emotionally precise—designed to live beyond the screen.

Family of God is a gospel-rooted country album anchored in warmth, testimony, and lived faith. Drawing from traditional gospel themes and country storytelling, Pamela Pantea delivers songs that feel communal rather than performative—built on grace, endurance, and quiet conviction. The record leans into simplicity and emotional honesty, allowing the voice and message to lead without excess. Released via Velvet Claw Hollywood, Family of God stands as a reverent, human album—one meant to be shared, sung, and carried forward.

Nemuri (2025) is a genre-blending album that moves fluidly between J-Pop, J-Rock, and electronic soundscapes, balancing intimacy with precision. The record pairs shimmering melodies and cinematic production with moments of distortion and restraint, creating a world that feels both futuristic and emotionally grounded. Across the album, Nemuri Vyza explores longing, distance, identity, and connection with a voice that is controlled yet vulnerable, floating between softness and resolve. Released via Velvet Claw Hollywood, Nemuri (2025) stands as a self-contained universe—modern, elusive, and deliberately timeless.

EP Alpha (2025) is a post-grunge record built on tension, restraint, and emotional weight, rooted in distorted guitars, bruised melodies, and unguarded vocals. Rather than chasing nostalgia, it channels the aftermath of grunge—where vulnerability replaces rebellion and clarity cuts deeper than noise. Across the EP, HAIQEEM explores devotion, betrayal, faith, and self-reckoning with disciplined structures and raw atmosphere, allowing grit and silence to coexist without apology. Released via Velvet Claw Hollywood, EP Alpha marks the foundation of a larger narrative world and signals arrival, not reinvention.

Wonderful Christmas Time (2025) is a warm, understated holiday EP that blends classic seasonal sentiment with an intimate, modern touch. Anchored by the complementary voices of HAIQEEM and Pamela Pantea, the project leans into restraint rather than spectacle—favoring mood, harmony, and emotional sincerity over excess. The songs feel lived-in and reflective, capturing the quiet connection and reverence that define the season. Released via Velvet Claw Hollywood, Wonderful Christmas Time stands as a timeless holiday offering—gentle, human, and meant to return each year.

Until Morning Finds You… Sleep…

Until Morning Finds You… Sleep… is SOMNUREL’s immersive sleep album—a gentle passage from wakefulness into deep rest. Created and produced by HAIQEEM, the project blends atmospheric technology with organic instrumentation, including delicate shamisen textures, calming rhythms, and spacious soundscapes designed to quiet the mind.

Each track carries the listener further from the noise of the day, creating room to breathe, release, and drift naturally into sleep. This is not simply background music—it is a nightly environment for rest, reflection, and renewal.

Close your eyes. Let the room grow quiet. Morning will find you.

Meditate Much?

Meditate Much? is SOMNUREL’s invitation to pause, clear the noise, and return to yourself. Created and produced by HAIQEEM, the nine-track meditation album combines atmospheric technology with organic musical textures, gentle guidance, and spacious arrangements that leave room for the mind to settle.

Beginning with “Sit Down Somewhere Comfortable…” and ending with the decisive “Get Up!,” the album moves through breathing, release, stillness, and renewal. Whether used for morning grounding, an evening reset, or a quiet break during a demanding day, Meditate Much? meets you where you are—then helps you rise with greater clarity.

Nothing requires you right now. Sit down. Breathe again. Let it pass.

THE ELECTRIC FIELD is HAIQEEM’s exploration of the place where blues, rock, electronics, and pop instinct collide. Rooted in the emotional directness of the blues but built for a modern landscape, the record pairs electric guitar, human lead vocals, atmospheric production, and technology to create a sound that can move from raw and intimate to loud, cinematic, and unapologetic.

Across songs including “Moonlight on Water,” “So Deep,” “Don’t Give A Damn,” “Without You,” “Tokyo Blue,” “Shopping,” and “Fly,” HAIQEEM moves through desire, independence, heartbreak, excess, isolation, and survival without abandoning the blues foundation underneath it all. Traditional influences meet contemporary production rather than being preserved behind glass.

THE ELECTRIC FIELD isn't an attempt to recreate the blues of another era. It's about asking what the blues can become now—when guitars, machines, old traditions, new technology, and a pop songwriter are plugged into the same circuit.

Welcome to THE ELECTRIC FIELD.