Hailing from the Planet of California, Lightbox Rhythm is a musician who sees sound and hears shapes.

Peace of Mind is electronic artist Lightbox Rhythm’s sophomore album. It follows the journey of the music that influences them and pays homage to those influences in the track names.

Blending all things electronic with a mix of live recorded sounds, instruments, computer elements and samples of old songs and compositors from a former music life, Peace of Mind is Lightbox finally finding the rhythm and path they are set to continue exploring and creating on.

Taking inspiration from the way the Matrix films were released, Peace of Mind is the second album in a trilogy of 3 albums. The first is Prayer.

Each album builds off the next, but in ways that are not so obvious unless you are looking.

Tracklist with name explanations

1. Casio Corduroy Couch is titled after a picture of Lightbox at 8th months playing with a Casio keyword on a grey corduroy couch, marking the first steps of becoming a musician.

2. Senses Buried Between Underoath is named after Lightbox's love of the bands Senses Failed, Between the Buried and Me, and Underoath.

3. Cardboard Head Spins is named after a brief period when Lightbox was part of a breakdancing crew and they used to break in a friend's garage to The Prodigy and Lightbox was the one to do head spins.

4. Moonlight Hunters Sonata is named after Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata and Herbie Hancock's Headhunters.

5- Pawnshop Drum set is named for the marking of Lightbox getting their first drum set from a pawn shop at 10 years old.

6- Choirs of How Excellent is named after the gospel song How Excellent also known as Perfect Praise.

7- Xray Honey Spex Mixtape is named after Xray Spex and Honey Bane as the first time Lightbox experienced these bands was from a cassette mixtape from a friend.

8- TKO Roads Dorm Room is named from the band Le Tigre and Portishead taking inspiration from their songs TKO and Roads that used to be on repeat in Lightbox's dorm room.

9- Kraftwerk Your Knuckles to the Underground Resistance is named after Kraftwerk, Frankie Knuckles and Underground Resistance.

10- Dig for the Double Pedal is named after Lightbox's first encounter with hearing a double bass pedal in Mudvayne's Dig.

11- Daz Quik Rock is named for Daz Dillinger, DJ Quik and Rick Rock who are the soundtrack of Lightbox's youth.

12- Blue Congo Green Natty Ride is named for Congo Natty being on repeat on Lightbox's public transportation rides to and from work every day for 3 years. 

released March 14, 2025

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