EPISODE · Jan 31, 2022 · 27 MIN

Horla.

from Dark Pony Radio · host Raed Hojiej

Upon returning from her South American tour, the world-famous pianist, Hailey, brought something, or possibly someone back with her. Hailey has been getting nightly visits from a haunting voice that has been only speaking to her through a dream like state echo. Her unknowing partner, Martin always supportive and always at her side. For the past several nights of sleep, she slowly has been losing her mind. Not knowing why, or even what is happening to her, eventually something is going to break. Dark Pony Players: Max Besner, Matt Saxe, Matthew Kelly, and The Pale Lady Featuring Ali Daniels Engineer and Sound Designer Benjamin Conklin Art Designer Liam Lavandowska “How to Get Away With Murder” Written and performed by M.Terrell Woods/Carnage the Executioner. Music Produced by Blastah Beatz. Found on the album The MN Mean Movement. By courtesy of the artist.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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