Prozak discusses his 5 Most Cinematic Songz

Strange Music published an article detailing Prozak's 5 Most Cinematic Songz. This list includes the following songs:

• “Crossing Over” 
• “Tell A Tale Of Two Hearts"
• “Nowhere To Run"
• “It Was You"
• “Time”

You can check out the full article below. Prozak's new album "Black Ink" will be released on October 17th.

Prozak has once referred to his lyrics as “audio cameras.” The music and film multi-talent has often seen his skills cross over, resulting in evocative songs that paint a picture just as well as they get our heads nodding. We’ve gone through Prozak’s extensive catalog to pick out the five songs that we think best represent Prozak’s ability to turn our stereos into film projectors. Whether it’s through incredible storytelling or through the production choice, these songs have us reaching for popcorn. We’ll have to wait and see whether any songs from Black Ink make the list after it drops on October 17, but in the meantime feast your ears on these audio movies.

“Crossing Over” – Tales From The Sick

Prozak takes us inside the hospital room of his dying friend, reporting the observations of a man hanging on to his life. The patient’s self-destructive tendencies are recounted, painting a backstory to what turns out to be his demise. What would normally be a hospital scene is also given another dimension, as Prozak paints a picture of demons lurking in the corner, waiting to snatch the soul of a dying man. Scene II Now your body’s shaking I can see the demons over in the corner waiting Salivating, waiting for you to cross over The threshold of mortality and death’s border Close my eyes and hold your hand now it’s getting colder Knew you were upset, depressed and some what bi-polar I tried to warn you but as usual you wouldn’t listen Your face is pale your bodies numb and now your tears glisten On a mission to self destruct but now you’re wishing For the regret and blind hope and false intuition You try and try to hold on, but there’s nothin’ left Knowin’ each and everyone could be ya last breath That takes you to your final rest

“Tell A Tale Of Two Hearts” – Paranormal

Shades of Ghost mixed with the urgency of cinema’s finest chase scenes make “Tale of Two Hearts” a devastating story of love between the material and spiritual realms. The song’s narrators, separated by life and death, give their mutual perspectives on their longing for each other, which we soon find out knows no bounds. By the song’s shocking conclusion, true love takes on a whole different meaning. Scene I Everything you do, I’m right there Please wake me from this nightmare You can’t seem to see me but I’m right here Transparent, in the night air Afraid to walk in the light And so I stay here and watch you at night Try to hold dear everything in our life If I thought I had more time I would’ve made you my wife But I never seen it coming it was so fast Tried to hold on, but I couldn’t last As I laid dying, everything flashed All our hopes and dreams are now passed I’m still beside you, but you can’t see I know you want it back, but it can’t be I’m afraid the darkness now has me Just try to move on and be happy

“Nowhere To Run” – We All Fall Down

A western feel mixes with pre-apocalyptic imagery in this harrowing warning from the criminally underrated We All Fall Down. Seven’s sweeping production sets the stage perfectly for Prozak’s serial indictment of the world’s ills. Scene II Sea levels rising Peace sells, who’s buyin’ Prison cells full volume Chemtrails, who’s flyin’ Infidel stealthbombers NSA Al Qaeda NRA ricochet bombs away wild fires Terrorism airliners TSA soul bias Phone taps drone attacks Politicians all liars Look on the bright side But wait which side is brighter They been looking awful dark to me I don’t know which is lighter Closed eyes, closed minds no one seems to mind that We’re running out of time Last call we’re checking out and From where I’m sitting hard to say We don’t deserve it and I’m not preaching, I’m just as guilty as you man Nobody is perfect

“It Was You” – Tales From The Sick

Prozak encounters the Angel of Death in this harrowing narrative. Once again, Seven provides the score, laying down an instrumental replete with orchestral sounds, most prominently being the harp, which sets the ominous tone of Prozak’s steady descriptions. Scene I A hot summer night I was in my bed I couldn’t sleep a wink Just laid awake instead I slipped out the sheets careful not to wake her up Insomniac restless got me shaken up I walked down the hall way and out the front door Took a seat on the steps of my front porch The rain was cooling bouncing heavy off that concrete Lightning lit the sky and thunder crashed around me I saw a man on the corner in the pouring rain I’m thinking homeless, hopeless or just insane I called out to him sir can I help you No reply he was motionless, statue I started walking down the sidewalk to approach him Dressed in black and he stood taller than most men His trench coat stood still though the wind blows Déjà vu premonitions innuendos The car passing by The headlights lit his face Knew you from somewhere, somebody, some place I seen you before at the hospital My family was crying you were smiling when you passed us all My uncle died that night And now I’m looking back There was a thunder storm yeah and you were dressed in black With the thoughts and memories come to light, come to think about it

“Time” – We All Fall Down

Like any great emotional finale, “Time” plays out like a realization of change and the grim acceptance of things that have passed. Prozak reflects over another Seven masterpiece of emotional pianos, strings and amazing drum grooves from Kansas City legend Go-Go Ray. Scene II The sorrows of my life help to ease the pain in others They can sense it in my voice, all the rain and thunder All the strain, all the shame, all the stress I’m under It makes for better songs, real emotions when you suffer All these lyrics, each and every word is therapy Spilling my soul on the paper, then use speakers to set it free But honestly I’m just a self tortured oddity Intolerably downing myself and second guessing all of me Awfully complicated and jaded, so plain to see Orchestrated chaos it’s I’ll ever be A melodic harmony lost from the darkest odyssey Tossed in deepest oceans, civilization so outta reach