“At the turning point of our dark fairytale cabaret, the ghosts don’t stay quiet — they sing. This week, we step behind the velvet curtain and into the séance. The floorboards creak, the secrets spill, and the truth rises like incense through every track. Join us as we uncover the shadowed heart of Masquerade of Shadows, spin new spells on Eclectic Wonderland, and laugh with the dead (just don’t trip on your sheet, Tommy).”

If the Production Blueprint was the skeleton, then this is the séance — the fire and voices that made Masquerade of Shadows breathe. We didn’t just record songs. We conjured characters. We built a haunted cabaret where every voice wore masks, and every laugh lived beside the shadows.

Welcome to Mickey’s Corner, where the curtain lifts and the tricks behind Masquerade of Shadows come into focus. This isn’t just an album; it’s a cabaret stage built inside Ableton Live, layered with ghosts, strings, synths, and secrets. Here’s how the blueprint unfolds.

It started as a demo. A goal. A whispered dream. Then a flurry of late-night Zoom calls, playlists passed like notes in class, encouragement sent in long texts, half-baked ideas for record labels and comics and healing. It was never meant to be a band, or maybe it was. We just didn’t know it yet.

We’ve spent this summer chasing down artist profiles and trying to exist across platforms we barely understand. Truthfully, when this all began, our biggest dream was simply to make a demo and start a label. Sharing our bios? Not on the original to-do list. But here we are. Half-baked and ready to roll, released into the wild on Tea’s half-birthday, July 7 (she’s officially 55.5 now), and we decided that’s as good a time as any. We’re not big on social media anymore, we pr