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Retired from consultant engineering, now I have a little shop where I refurbish guitars and basses for donation. Recreational music creator and vegetable gardener. The track invites listeners into the world of “Subliminal Criminal,” a song that gives digital manipulation a voice. Told from the perspective of a figure who claims power over the listener’s attention, desires and identity, the song asks audiences to consider who benefits when everyday life moves through screens and connected devices. The character speaks directly to the audience: “I’m creepin’ in your signal and I’m trackin’ you by name.” His voice turns an abstract concern into a personal encounter, portraying a system that offers satisfaction while seeking influence over the people who depend on it. Consumer temptation, surveillance and the pursuit of profit run through the song’s wider story. The song is based on the themes from George Orwell’s 1984 and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. Its guiding line, “THE WARNINGS OF THE PAST. THE TECHNOLOGY OF TODAY. THE WORLD OF TOMORROW,” connects dystopian storytelling with questions about present-day technology.

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