

Low line under my shoes
Two steps out of time
Corner store closing
Red sign on the blinds
I was going nowhere
With my keys in my hand
Then the floor started moving
Like it had a plan
Left turn
Right street
Cold night
Warm beat
Don’t ask
Don’t know
Just move
Real low
Take me by the low end
Take me by the groove
If the road won’t tell me
Let the rhythm choose
Take me through the side streets
Take me past the blue
I can feel the way back
When the bass comes through
Phone dead in my jacket
No name on the screen
Late bus breathing
By the laundromat machine
I don’t need a message
I don’t need a sign
Just that deep little pattern
Pulling under the line
Back step
Loose knee
No map
Just me
One block
Two more
Same groove
New door
Take me by the low end
Take me by the groove
If the road won’t tell me
Let the rhythm choose
Take me through the side streets
Take me past the blue
I can feel the way back
When the bass comes through
Maybe home is not a place
Maybe it is where I land
When the kick hits softly
And the night unclenches my hand
I was trying to think it out
I was trying to walk alone
Then my body heard the answer
Follow the Bassline Home
Take me by the low end
Take me by the groove
If the road won’t tell me
Let the rhythm choose
Take me through the side streets
Take me past the blue
I can feel the way back
When the bass comes through
- Lyricist
Nollis Fen
- Composer
Malon Greaves
- Producer
Elias Bront
- Vocals
Nollis Fen

Listen to Follow the Bassline Home by Nollis Fen
Streaming / Download
- 1
Low Beam Radio
Nollis Fen
- 2
Keep the Station On
Nollis Fen
- 3
No Map, Just Music
Nollis Fen
- 4
Harbor in the Speaker
Nollis Fen
- 5
Needle Toward Home
Nollis Fen
- 6
Porchlight Groove
Nollis Fen
- 7
Broadcast Me Home
Nollis Fen
- 8
Streetlights Can't Reach Here
Nollis Fen
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Follow the Bassline Home
Nollis Fen
- 10
Light on the Airwaves
Nollis Fen
- 11
Leave the Last Chorus On
Nollis Fen
Light on the Airwaves is an analog soul / bedroom funk album about music becoming a small guide for someone drifting through the night
A voice spilling from an old speaker, a low bassline moving like a pulse, a little warmth left in the room
These songs do not offer clear answers or dramatic rescue
Instead, they glow quietly through the air, telling the listener that there is still somewhere to return to
Nollis Fen's voice does not erase the dark
It stays lit inside it, soft and steady enough to lead someone home
