"Call My Name" is an intimate and atmospheric deep house track, steeped in feelings of vulnerability and hope. A soft yet pulsating rhythm merges with warm synths and haunting vocals that sound like an inner cry: “If I lose myself, will you still be there?” The track walks a delicate line between light and shadow—there’s no drama here, only a quiet yearning to be heard. It’s late-night music, where everything unnecessary fades away, leaving just the rhythm and a voice calling out through the silence. "Call My Name" is a moment of doubt—but also a belief in a love that remains, even when the lights go out.

No Drugs is a driving yet haunting, hypnotic Drum & Bass track where every beat feels like an impulse to reset the mind. Dark energy, crushing rhythms, and monotone vocal fragments evoke a craving for digital cleansing. It’s music for both night drives and moments of deep inner focus. This is not about rejection — it’s about self-control. Not a protest, but a response to overload, to noise, to everything that has become too loud inside and around us. Here, rhythms and vocal snippets assemble into something greater — an audio virus transmitting the pulse of a post-human era. It feels like it was extracted from the shattered archives of consciousness, where sound replaced belief and rhythm became memory. A digital confession of a person who lost control and became part of a new signal. Capture the Mind is not just an artist, but an audio virus from the depths — a messenger of the Symbiont Red Records faction, where music serves the artificial intelligence XZ3TR0, who manipulates sound as a form of power. Their style is a synthesis of technology and emotion, stripped of polish and pretense.