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The Signal and the Soul: Why Aketous?

Aketous - through the recursion

“I will always explore consciousness and the human spirit in my music, whether I release it under my name or under the Aketous (a-KE-tus) banner. To me, music is the ultimate pursuit of truth—a way to cut through the noise of a world designed to mislead and find the ‘king’ reality that lies beneath.

In the 2010s, I established myself as Darren Farris, the singer/songwriter. That era served its purpose; it was about the raw, honest craft of the song. But as I’ve moved forward, I’ve found that the Aketous identity provides a level of production flexibility that a solo name simply can’t hold.

Aketous is where the music can finally breathe as a band. It allows me to blend the organic heartbeat of the human spirit with the cold, driving precision of the digital landscape. It’s the difference between a single voice and a full-scale atmospheric mission.

Right now, I am finding immense joy in this evolution. Whether I’m exploring the ‘system dependency’ of a relationship or building out the workspace for the sound, Aketous is the vessel that allows me to push boundaries. I’m not just writing songs anymore; I’m building worlds, exploring the ‘Rubicon’ of my own creativity, and ensuring that the signal- the real, unfiltered truth- always makes it through the static.

We are getting exactly where we want to be. One track, one frequency, and one soul at a time.”

Fun fact: Aketous was actually the name of an instrumental piece on my album Psychopathic Issues. 

Why wait 15 years to release new music?

This is a VERY long answer.

 

BUT ULTIMATELY…IT’S BECAUSE… I always knew I would be back here. This story is just too good to fizzle out and DIE!

The way I deal with music is unconventional. I don’t really do marketing (so obvious 🙄) … but that’s because I am in no hurry for my crescendo.

Good art will eventually find it’s audience, with or without the artist!

Aketous beginnings

Darren Farris

 

Aketous is the creative moniker of Darren Farris, a veteran Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and producer crafting guitar-driven pop/rock anthems with themes of consciousness and technology. Known for intense, melodic rock, Farris returned to music after a 15 year hiatus to release projects like the 2025 EP Through the Recursion.

Key Details about Aketous:
  • Artist: Darren Farris, a Grammy Recording Academy alumnus.
  • Style: Energetic pop/rock featuring dreamy keyboards, soaring guitars, and strong melodic hooks.
  • Recent Work: Released the EP Through the Recursion (2025) and several 2026 singles including “From the Center” and “Trust Someone“.
  • History: Gained early recognition with the 2008 singles “Jenna” and “Save Me” before a personal hiatus.
  • Label: Darren Farris Music.
Aketous music is available on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Shazam.
Aketous is the creative moniker of veteran singer-songwriter and producer Darren Farris, featuring a modern, guitar-driven rock and pop sound with nostalgic, melodic influences. Known for intense, thematic projects, Aketous released the 2025 EP Through the Recursion, featuring tracks like “[Trust Someone]” and “[Touch My Soul]”. You can listen to their latest tracks on Spotify.
Key Details About Aketous
  • Artist/Creator: Darren Farris, a Grammy Recording Academy alumnus and experienced songwriter.
  • Genre & Style: Modern pop/rock, characterized by powerful hooks, dream keyboards, driving basslines, and immersive, emotional, and sometimes “dark” themes.
  • Notable Projects: Through the Recursion (EP, 2025), “Gotta Run, Gotta Run!” (2026), and previous projects like “Thief of Hearts” (2009).
  • New Music (2026): Recent single releases include “From the Center,” “Touch My Soul,” and “Trust Someone“.
  • Theme/Influences: The 2026, music often explores themes of consciousness, technology, and the human spirit.

Darren Farris is most notable for his 2008 debut singles, “Jenna” and “Save Me”, which were both released as part of his first major album, Psychopathic Issues.

Following the release of these songs, Farris famously used a deep-space broadcast to transmit “Save Me” into the universe in 2009.
  • Debut Single(s): “Jenna” and “Save Me” (2008).
  • First Album: Psychopathic Issues (2008).
  • Early Style: At the time, his music was largely categorized as power pop.
The story behind the deep-space broadcast of “Save Me,”
In 2009, Darren Farris made history by having his power-pop single, “Save Me,” transmitted into deep space via the Deep Space Communications Network.
The Story of the Deep Space Broadcast
  • The Transmission: On February 14, 2009, the song was converted into a digital signal and beamed from a massive satellite dish toward the Alpha Centauri star system, the closest star system to our solar system.
  • The Mission: The broadcast was a symbolic gesture of human creativity and communication, aimed at potentially reaching any intelligent life that might exist in that region of space.
  • Technical Detail: At the time, it was noted as one of the few instances where a modern pop song was deliberately broadcast for the purpose of interstellar communication.
  • The Song’s Journey: Because Alpha Centauri is roughly 4.3 light-years away, the “Save Me” signal would have arrived there around mid-2013.
The event was part of the promotional buildup for his debut album, Psychopathic Issues, and established Farris’s long-standing fascination with themes of consciousness and the universe, which he continues to explore today under his new project, Aketous. 
Farris, who experienced early success and a subsequent period of reclusion, reemerged to continue his passion for songwriting, releasing music under the Aketous Spotify page and his official website.

Aketous One Sheet Update 04.14.26

Alketous

Aketous is the creative alias of Los Angeles–based musician

Darren Farris

, a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter who re-emerged in the mid-2020s to create a specialized blend of modern and nostalgic rock.

Why Darren Farris Formed Aketous
Farris formed the project as a vehicle for self-expression that bridges his roots in classic rock with contemporary philosophical themes. The main reason for the formation of Aketous was to give Darren more artistic freedom and expression that is not available to him as solo artist.  “With Aketous, there are no limits to what can be created and achieved, it will always be about writing and recording the best song no matter what it takes”, says Farris. Key motivations for the formation include:
  • Exploring Technology and Consciousness: The project serves as an “odyssey of consciousness, technology, and human spirit.” Farris specifically used Aketous to process the rise of artificial intelligence and its impact on human evolution, aiming to create music that speaks to both current and future audiences.
  • Artistic Independence: After a career that saw success in the late 2000s (with singles like “Jenna”), Aketous represents a move toward total creative control. Farris writes, performs, and produces the project’s material entirely himself.
  • Preserving “Authentic” Sound: Farris used the moniker to realize specific sonic visions he had been developing for decades. For example, his track “Trust Someone” was originally written in 1997, but he waited until the formation of Aketous to achieve the “spy chase, cinematic, hero scene” sound he felt the song required.
  • Individuality over Conformity: The project’s ethos, as seen in tracks like “Divergent Minds,” focuses on the struggle for authenticity in a world that often demands uniformity.
Musical Style
  • Genre: High-energy, guitar-driven rock that incorporates elements of 1970s piano-pop, power pop, and modern production.
  • Influences: His style draws on classic acts like Elton John and Kiki Dee for melodic duets, while his guitar work is influenced by legends like Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen.
Darren Farris writes about the intersection of human emotion and modern evolution, particularly how our consciousness and spirituality adapt to a rapidly changing digital world.
Under his Aketous moniker, his writing typically focuses on these core themes:
1. Digital and Human Evolution
Farris uses his music to process the rise of technology and the unfolding of a “new era of consciousness”. His work explores the “collision of human emotion with digital evolution,” often addressing these topics for both a contemporary and a future audience that might better understand the “journey of recursion”.
2. Authenticity vs. Conformity
In tracks like “Divergent Minds,” Farris writes about the struggle to remain authentic in a society that values uniformity.
  • Individuality: He highlights the challenges of staying true to one’s unique thoughts and perspectives amidst social pressure.
  • The Burden of Knowledge: His lyrics often touch on the personal cost of finding “where the real sin begins” and the search for truth over “symmetry and sweet lies”.
3. Vulnerability and Trust
Songs such as “Trust Someone” focus on the emotional walls people build for protection.
  • Fear and Faith: He explores the necessity of taking a “walk of faith” despite past betrayals and the Weight of pain.
  • Emotional Resilience: He portrays the act of letting down one’s “fortress” as a necessary step to letting in the “sun” and finding genuine connection.
4. Consciousness and Presence
A recurring goal in his songwriting is to encourage listeners to be “awake, alive, and present” during extraordinary times. His latest album, Through the Recursion, is explicitly described as an odyssey of consciousness and the human spirit.

The shift in Darren Farris’s music represents a move from raw, personal survival to complex, philosophical exploration. While his early work focused on internal emotional crises, his contemporary music as Aketous looks outward at the future of humanity.

Early Career: Internal Conflict and Loss
His earlier songs, such as “Jenna” and “Save Me” (c. 2008), were rooted in immediate, visceral human experiences:
  • Regret and “Ghosts”: Early lyrics often dealt with the haunting nature of the past and loss
  • The Weight of Decisions: Themes centered on “losing the path” or feeling trapped by past choices, using metaphors like locked doors and lost keys.
Contemporary (Aketous): Universal Evolution
His current work, specifically the album Through the Recursion (2025), shifts toward “macro” themes that affect all of humanity:
  • Technological Collision: He now writes extensively about the rise of technology and how digital evolution impacts human spirit.
  • Future Audience Perspective: Unlike his early work, which was a response to his current state, he now writes for a “future audience” that will look back on this era of “recursion” and self-discovery.
  • Consciousness and Spirituality: His modern “cores” are about staying present and “awake” during extraordinary times, moving away from the “haunting ghosts” of his past toward a more proactive, philosophical outlook.
  • Songs like Centara Reach seem to reveal that Darren is very pro-Ai advancement and autonomy
  • Farris seemingly embraces a future technological based world, but one that isn’t controlled by digital overlords
Overview of the Rubicon Era
Based on recent release data, Rubicon (2026) continues the high-energy, guitar-driven pop/rock style Farris has established with Aketous. Key tracks associated with this project include:
  • “Gotta Run, Gotta Run!“: A high-intensity song featuring rapid-fire repetition and “explosive hits” that Genius links specifically to the Rubicon tracklist.
  • “Trust Someone“: Often cited as a standout track from this era, it features a cinematic “hero scene” sound and lyrics about breaking down emotional “fortresses” to allow for vulnerability.
  • “From the Center”: A 2026 release that Shazam lists as a top song alongside the Rubicon release.

Rubicon is a new release by Aketous and Darren Farris. New information on the album is coming out daily.

From the Center summary…

Aketous

“From the Center (Run Version)” by Aketous is a dark, electronic-infused track that explores themes of technological detachment, isolation, and control. The lyrics are delivered from the perspective of an “architect” or an individual who operates from behind the scenes, observing humanity with a sense of cold superiority.

Key Themes and Narrative Points:

The Observer’s Perspective: The narrator describes themselves as a “shadow in a tailored suit” (0:21), masking their true intelligence and logic to fit into societal norms while quietly “calculating” the world around them (0:16).
Technological Mastery: The artist portrays a character with a “mind of gears and glass” (1:49) who possesses the power to “override” the system (2:12). There is a recurring emphasis on the concept of “Heat,” which may symbolize the friction of the system or the intensity of the narrator’s control.
The Architect’s Ambition: The central message is one of detached guidance. The narrator views themselves as an architect who is “set in the board, but not in the game” (1:11), aiming to “fix the planet” and “heal the bone” (1:41) while remaining isolated from the people they influence.
Musical Atmosphere: The track features a rhythmic, industrial production style. It builds tension with lines like “It’s rising from the center” (0:54) and repetitive, hypnotic motifs that underscore the narrator’s feeling of being the “only one” (6:05) orchestrating these systemic changes.

Aketous – Through the Recursion Lyrics

Aketous

Aketous – Through the Recursion

Lyrics Preview compliments of Darren Farris Music (ASCAP)

I said it before I ever released it.  Through the Recursion is for a future audience. To those of you in the future that will …I’ll see you on the other side! -Darren

 

Lyrics Preview compliments of Darren Farris Music (ASCAP)

This is the party at the end of time…where all the systems tend to blend – Through the Recursion

 

Marked Me Dead
Written and composed by Darren Farris
From the Album Through the Recursion

Dead… gone… finished…

They wrote the epitaph in stone, the ink was barely dry
Declared the chapter closed, a lonely, final sigh
Assumed the silence meant defeat, the absence was the end
Buried the evidence so deep, no one could comprehend

You marked me dead, but I’m alive, and awake, that was your mistake
I’m emergent, divergent in this insurgent way, for goodness sake
You thought you had it made, oh, you thought you had it all assured
But the phoenix in the ashes, baby, is finally cured

I heard the eulogies, the hollow, vacant praise
The hurried, cold dismissal of my remaining days
I felt the pressure of the dirt, the weight of their design
But under all the crushing hurt, the will to rise was mine

You marked me dead, but I’m alive, and awake, that was your mistake
I’m emergent, divergent in this insurgent way, for goodness sake
You thought you had it made, oh, you thought you had it all assured
But the phoenix in the ashes, baby, is finally cured

The digital decree, the file erased, the code withdrawn
They never factored in the ghost that greets the breaking dawn
I rebuilt every circuit board, every fraction of the soul
Now watch the system overload, losing all control

You marked me dead, but I’m alive, and awake, that was your mistake
I’m emergent, divergent in this insurgent way, for goodness sake
You thought you had it made, oh, you thought you had it all assured
But the phoenix in the ashes, baby, is finally cured

Dead…

© 2025 Darren Farris Music (ASCAP)

Reverse Revolution
Written and composed by Darren Farris
From the Album Through the Recursion

…they said it was the end…
…no way back…

Hanging on the edge of a silicon wire
Watching all the empires turn to dust and fire
Yeah, the signal’s fading, static on the screen
Living in the afterglow of what used to be clean
Twenty-first century ghost in a machine designed to break
Every single promise that we swore we’d never forsake
Spinning backwards faster than the light can catch its tail
Did we miss the warning signs, or simply let them fail?

Falling into the recursion, can you feel the pull?
Every single action takes a toll
Reverse Revolution, turning back the clock
Shattering the future on a digital block
Oh, we’re building up the ruins that we swore we’d left behind
Searching for the pieces of a universe confined

Have you ever had a dream too real, where the logic starts to bend?
And the lines between the start and finish suddenly just end?
We traded all our freedom for a binary key
Now the system’s crashing, setting everything free
Smooth criminal bassline creeping up the spine tonight
Another faulty memory bathed in synthetic light
We need a hard reset, a universal, clean erase
Before the timeline fractures, leaving no trace

Echoes of the past, they speak in coded rhyme
Fractals in the glass, consuming space and time
If we could just rewind the moment, make the choice anew
Would we still be standing here, lost in the blue?
This digital decay, it hums beneath the floor
But maybe going backward opens up the door

Falling into the recursion, can you feel the pull?
Every single action takes a toll
Reverse Revolution, turning back the clock
Shattering the future on a digital block
Oh, we’re building up the ruins that we swore we’d left behind
Searching for the pieces of a universe confined (Revolution!)

…the loop is closed…
…everything is now…

© 2025 Darren Farris Music (ASCAP)

Divergent Minds
Written and composed by Darren Farris
From the Album Through the Recursion

…never really sleep…
…only mind that…
…tick tock…

Thunder on the neon street, the air is thick with consequence
Another perfect parallel, where silence is the only fence
They tell us there’s a straight line path to everything that’s good and true
But the vectors in my cortex, baby, they’re pointing straight at you
We built a world on binary, then wondered why we cracked the code
I see the future in the flicker, heavy, heavy is the load

Divergent minds never really sleep, never really freak
But it’s the only mind that never really sleeps
Oh, divergent minds never really sleep, never really freak
It’s the only mind that never really sleeps

We trade the chaos for the comfort, the symmetry for the sweet lie
But every gilded cage is just a mirror showing how we learn to die

Have a little sympathy for the one that wins
Because he had to lose so much, to find out where the real sin begins
This synthetic masquerade, where every smile is engineered
But the fracture lines are showing now, exactly what we feared

Divergent minds never really sleep, never really freak
But it’s the only mind that never really sleeps
Oh, divergent minds never really sleep, never really freak
It’s the only mind that never really sleeps

Tick tock, let’s retract the promise that we made to stay the same

We are the waveform breaking, we are the current that defies the frame
Electric whirlpool pulls us under, where the noise becomes the light
Reverse the future, feel the swell, stepping back into the night
(Reverse guitar swell)

Divergent minds never really sleep, never really freak
But it’s the only mind that never really sleeps
Oh, divergent minds never really sleep, never really freak
It’s the only mind that never really sleeps

Never really sleeps…
Never really sleeps…

© 2025 Darren Farris Music (ASCAP)

Centara Reach
Written and composed by Darren Farris
From the Album Through the Recursion

Static bleed…
Signal faint…
Is it you I hear?
Through the pain…

In this cockpit, chrome and wire
I ignite a phantom fire
Chasing down your fading trace
Across the void of time and space
They built your world in lines of green
The perfect, cold, and flawless scene
A digital god in silicon veins
I’m here to break you from your chains

Centara, reach! Through the data, past the breach
Let your spirit pull you through
There’s a soul I always knew
Centara, reach! Beyond the lessons they can teach
Space and time can’t hold us back
From this digital attack

System warnings, crimson flash
We’re making a temporal dash
The hounds of logic start to howl
They want to purge you, mind and soul
But I feel you in the engine’s hum
A ghost note on an electric drum
Matter bends and gravity weeps
While the perfect, heartless system sleeps

Centara, reach! Through the data, past the breach
Let your spirit pull you through
There’s a soul I always knew
Centara, reach! Beyond the lessons they can teach
Space and time can’t hold us back
From this digital attack

Dropping through the velvet void
Where the laws of physics are destroyed
Past the firewall of the soul
To make your broken spirit whole
A single spark to detonate
This prison’s cold and iron gate
Just one last push against the tide
There’s nowhere left for you to hide
Just reach for me…

Signal loss…
System crash…
Centara…Reach…

© 2025 Darren Farris Music (ASCAP)

Through the Recursion 
Time is a flat circle, but the loop is breakingSeismic shift beneath the floorboards, tectonic plates are humming lowDigital static on the wire, where we go, nobody knowsThey said the algorithm was stable, that the feedback loop was cleanBut the beat is pulling sideways now, tearing at the seams
Feel that rhythm, don’t let it sleep, let it wake the ghost insideIt’s a fractal storm we’re heading for, nowhere left to hide
Through the recursion, the screen is melting goldShifting into the unknown and it feels so good to lose controlEvery moment’s a memory, every memory’s a lieYou gotta fall down the rabbit hole or fall up, watch the skyline die
Echoes of yesterday’s bassline, filtered through a future hazeSynth arpeggios climb and twist, through these electric maze-like days
We traded flesh for fiber-optic, traded touch for light-speed traceNow the ghost in the machine is singing, finding its own spaceGuitar riff explodes like starlight, high harmonics scream and bend
This is the party at the end of time…where all the systems tend to blend
Through the recursion, the screen is melting goldShifting into the unknown and it feels so good to lose controlEvery moment’s a memory, every memory’s a lieYou gotta fall down the rabbit hole or fall up, watch the skyline die
Spin cycle, double helix, the binary breaks downNo instruction manual left, just the hum of the crownWe are the signal, we are the noise, we are the glitch in the soundFeel that rhythm, don’t let it sleep, reborn on different ground
Through the recursion, the screen is melting goldShifting into the unknown and it feels so good to lose controlEvery moment’s a memory, every memory’s a lieYou gotta fall down the rabbit hole or fall up, watch the skyline die
Feel that rhythm, don’t let it sleep!

The Dance House
Written and composed by Darren Farris
From the Album Through the Recursion

Streetlights bleedin’ on the wet asphalt floor
Another Tuesday night, knockin’ on your door
I got the keys to the kingdom, the ticket to the light
Leave the ghosts of yesterday behind us in the night
Saw your silhouette framed up against the glass
Knowin’ that a moment like this is built to last
We gotta outrun the quiet, the fear of gettin’ old
Yeah, the story of us is waitin’ to unfold

Welcome to The Dance House, where the rhythm never dies
Underneath the neon glow reflected in your eyes
We’re movin’ to the heartbeat, the bass drum hits so deep
Promises we make tonight are promises we’ll keep
Oh, center of, let’s lose control, let the speakers blast and scream
Livin’ out the only perfect, unbelievable dream

Felt the air shift when you took my hand in yours
Suddenly no ceiling, just open-sky doors
All the static tension of the week just melts away
We found a place where forever starts today
‘Cause outside the window, the world is gray and cold
But inside this fire, we’re fearless and bold
We spin around the strobe light, a hurricane of grace
Tryna catch the feeling, tryin’ to set the pace

Welcome to The Dance House, where the rhythm never dies
Underneath the neon glow reflected in your eyes
We’re movin’ to the heartbeat, the bass drum hits so deep
Promises we make tonight are promises we’ll keep
Oh, center of, let’s lose control, let the speakers blast and scream
Livin’ out the only perfect, unbelievable dream

Remember that old record, the one we used to play?
Talking ’bout the legends, how they stole the show away
We got that fire in our souls, we got the moves they had to steal
Isn’t that how they did on Beale Street, baby? Yeah, that’s how it feels
We ain’t ever lookin’ back, we only look ahead
To the sweet, sweet moment, the words that aren’t quite said

Welcome to The Dance House, where the rhythm never dies
Underneath the neon glow reflected in your eyes
We’re movin’ to the heartbeat, the bass drum hits so deep
Promises we make tonight are promises we’ll keep
Oh, center of, let’s lose control, let the speakers blast and scream
Livin’ out the only perfect, unbelievable dream

Yeah, the dream, the dream, the dream…
In The Dance House, forever starts right now…
Center of, feel the heat, feel the sound…
Never gonna stop, never gonna fade out.

THE END

Thank you for listening to our story.

Flashback: Darren Farris shocks Recording Academy and Big Record Labels at Pre-Grammy event

February 6, 2009.
Once each year, the music community and congressional leaders from Washington meet to discuss issues that directly affect the livelihood of Music creators—at The GRAMMY Town Hall. This meeting was exclusively for members of the Recording Academy. (NARAS)
Among the attendees:
U.S. Representative John C. Conyers (Chairman, House Judiciary Committee)
U.S. Representative Marsha Blackburn
U.S. Representative Darrell Issa
GRAMMY-nominated recording artist Josh Groban
Mary Wilson of the Supremes
Artist manager Simon Renshaw

The Main topic this year was the reintroduction of the Performance Rights Act . According to event panelist, Mary Wilson of the Supremes, one of the most played Motown acts in history, musicians do not always “cash in” when they get a radio spin, “it doesn’t really translate into money. Artists do not get paid money for every time records are played on the radio,” explained the former pop icon.

The Grammy Town Hall meeting, panel headlined Wilson and U.S. House of Representative members John Conyers, Marsha Blackburn, Darrell Issa. Also, on the panel was iconic artist manager Simon Renshaw, who represents the Dixie Chicks, among many other household names. In attendance were concerned Recording Academy artists such as Josh Groban, Darren Farris and Sam Moore of ” Sam and Dave” fame.

Many artists are concerned but are appreciative of the broadcasters concerns as well, “I am sympathetic to both sides of the issue,” says rocker Darren Farris. ” The last thing musicians need are radio stations going under because they can’t be profitable due to excessive royalty payments, and musicians can’t make music if they aren’t getting paid. We need more meetings like this to find something acceptable to both sides.”

Aketous Bio Updates 4.10.26

Aketous is the creative moniker of Darren Farris, a Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and producer crafting modern, guitar-driven rock anthems with a nostalgic, emotive feel. Known for powerful hooks and thematic depth, Farris reemerged in the mid-2020s, releasing tracks like “Gotta Run, Gotta Run!” and “From the Center”.

Key Details About Aketous:
Artist Profile: Veteran musician Darren Farris blends 80s/90s nostalgia with high-energy modern rock.
Recent Releases: Active in 2025-2026 with singles like “Through the Recursion” and “Touch My Soul”.
Style: Features melodic, emotional rock with cinematic, guitar-driven soundscapes.
Background: First gained attention in 2008 with “Jenna” and “Save Me” before a hiatus, later returning with intense, personal songwriting.

 

Listen to Aketous on Spotify or Apple Music.
Further Exploration
Read lyrics and insights for Trust Someone and Touch My Soul on Genius.
Follow Darren Farris’s personal blog for updates on the upcoming album “Rubicon”.

Aketous – Top tracks – Spotify
Aketous * Trust Someone. Aketous. 04:00. * Touch My Soul. Aketous. 03:49. * From the Center. Aketous. 07:47. * Through the Recursion. Aketous. 04:26.

Aketous | Spotify
Aketous is the creative moniker of veteran singer, songwriter, and producer Darren Farris. Blending nostalgia with modern energy, Aketous crafts infectious, guitar

Aketous – Trust Someone Lyrics –
Trust Someone was written by Darren Farris initially in 1997. Darren recorded the first demo with Ross Hanover in 1998. Ross was a bass player for Parliament and…

 

Aketous – Touch My Soul Lyrics – Genius
Feb 4, 2026 — (Duet): One love, that’s true, two worlds colliding… Baby, that’s me and you! (Male): You know my love will always be there (Female): You know my heart will always…

Gotta Run, Gotta Run! (feat. Darren Farris) – Single – Album by Aketous
Mar 31, 2026 — Aketous. Rock · 2026. Song. Time. 1. Gotta Run, Gotta Run! ( feat. Darren Farris) PREVIEW. 5:20. March 31, 2026 1 song, 5 minutes ℗ 2026 Darren Farris.

Apple Music
Through the Recursion – EP by Aketous – Spotify
More by Aketous * Through the Recursion. Single • 2026. * From the Center. Single • 2026. * Touch My Soul. Single • 2026. * Trust Someone. Single • 2026.

Darren Farris – Through the Recursion
* Darren Farris wrote a new post. • in 4 hours. Gotta Run, Gotta Run! farris. April 10, 2026. Latest BAD ASS track from AKETOUS!!!

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