Sepia and Red | Alastor & Rosie Original Song

“Sepia and Red”

“Sepia and Red” is a dark, theatrical duet between two old companions looking back on their long history together. They recall meeting, a deal and debt, and how they each kept their place in the city while others came and went.

The lively refrain celebrates them as unshaken survivors: “hearts of velvet, hands of gold,” still standing after decades and still daring enough to raise either a glass or a blade. The verses trade affectionate observations—one loves commanding a crowd, while the other has seen the quieter side beneath the performance. Their bond is both sharp-tongued and deeply loyal.

The duet closes with a promise to meet again a century later, answered with an enthusiastic “Wouldn’t miss it for the world.”

Personalities featured: Alastor and Rosie