"As a rule, men worry more about what they can't see than about what they can." Julius Caesar This song is about values and the changing values of our society. It's about being a decent human being no matter how the world evolves. Good values and understanding pre-date religion. They are ingrained in all of us since we crawled out of the primordial soup and grouped together around an open fire for protection while eating a mastodon burger. Many of us stray and many of us heed the calling, for that is the nature of mankind. We are not all identical atoms but fragile crystals of ice, all different and unique.

This was the very first song I made as Raven. In the beginning it was more a way to help me deal with the break-up of my ex-girlfriend who left me heartbroken up to this very day. After feeling that I love rapping and professional music production, It quickly became a serious business. So this song was the start of a very important part of my life. This Songcard is also available as Collectors Edition with extended content.

“Me and the music down memory lane, as I drown out my sorrows again and again. How long has it been, time flies so fast, since I shut out the future to live in the past?” When I thought about the lyrics I wrote for the chorus of this song, making a game just seemed like the next logical step, so... Welcome to Guïscazo! It's 1999 and Guy, failed record producer, his personal and professional life in tatters, is enslaved to a magical door in his South London flat. A door that holds back the new millennium… A high performance alcoholic, Guy spends his nights catching flying clocks down Memory Lane to feed to the door to keep it shut so he can keep living in the past. Everything is out to get him from taxis to arcade machines, Guy must jump out of harm's way, fox his attackers and neck all the beers he finds to keep his energy up. Can you help Guy prevent the arrival of the new millennium? Get the card and start playing! * Works on any smart phone, laptop or PC. See game for instructions and special content.

This song is about women empowerment around the globe. The recent demonstration in Iran and the systematic execution of innocent people through the Iran government, really makes me sad and angry. Let’s all fight for equal human rights, cause we are all in this together.

I hear your laugh in every crowd, I see your face on every corner...

Faun Stella is the 3rd Artist to join the Songcard Collection, as reflected in the special edition cover art of the project's debut single, The Isle & The Sea. The song is an ethereal (yet funky) blend of Chamber Pop and Roots Music that reminds us 'summer's inside of us all'.

With this, we wanted to offer you the chance to get to know more about Sky Diving Penguins. More about what came before 'IDWIDC', so that you can hear how the sound evolved. Hopefully, a copy of Gia's (Mr Sky Diving Penguins) handwritten lyrics also brings you closer to both the song and Sky Diving Penguins.