ALL THAT’S HAUNTING ME - full album by Ariel Powell Thank you for listening to my music, I hope you find something in it that connects with you, and helps you through your journey. I have moved on from the dark drama presented in this album, but I am still proud of the songs that I made during this time in my life. BANDCAMP: https://arielpowell.bandcamp.com/ SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3LMIHbkkq4HONB2a5AQUld?si=RcTsq3oLQcOOvRHqMO3rQQ&dl_branch=1 AMAZON: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B087TST4ZY/ariel-powell?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US iTUNES: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/ariel-powell/1510691268 Tracklist: 1. Babble Bright 0.00 2. Back into the Ashes 2.53 3. Black Shyed 7.08 4. Proud 11.46 5. Cry For the Innocence 16.45 6. All That's Haunting Me (Explicit) 21.50 7. Take Away Pretending 27.14 8. Give Me More Noise 30.32 9. Q of H (Explicit) 32.25 10. Stay Away 37.38 11. Dirty 42.05 12. Jubilee Distorted 46.06 13. Coming Clean 53.01 14. Ends Not in Vain 56.16 15. Precipice Unravel 58.45 16. The Stars and the Moon 61.42 Ariel Powell, 2011

"Truth is treason in the empire of lies."                                                               -Dr. Ron Paul Dive into the intense soundtrack to this dystopian experience in which we all find ourselves. This album follows a man through his struggle to survive, thrive, and maintain his humanity in a world ruled by evil and fear. Tracklist: 0:00 – No True North 6:00 – Be La Brave 13:42 - Agents of Chaos 18:33 – Mountains of Bodies 29:12 – Alphabet Soup 34:41 - Remember Those Shows 40:32 – We the Remaining Humans 49:11 – Snow Jar By early 2020, I had completed only one song toward this end, “Mountains of Bodies”. This is undoubtedly the most directly anti-war song on the album. As the world changed, it quickly became clear to me that these wars were coming home, and the evil of our worldwide destruction was turning inward, upon us, and every worthwhile principle by which we try to live. This inevitably changed my writing for the rest of the album. I felt the paradigm shift. I felt the darkness arrive, and it awoke something within me. It awoke an angry, righteous, ferocious bravery, wherein I know who I am, and who I yearn to be. So yes, this music turned out somewhat differently from my original vision; it’s more personal. In here, I rage against tyranny, then sing of loving, hunting and gardening, then reminisce about times past. I search for light in the dark, and once in a while I find some, and I bask in it.