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Break Out - Another Bombshell // Lower Warm Mix

music is the song 'lower warm' written, produced and provided courtesy of mobygratis and crew (licensed)

vocal arrangement and production by fictionalive

artwork: photo of my collection, edited by fictionalive

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Break Out - Another Bombshell // Lower Warm Mix

My contribution for Naviar Records challenge naviarhaiku622: Under the Burning Sky

Under the burning sky -
a procession of ants,
without end.

by: Santoka Taneda

For more about this challenge, see https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku622-under-the-burning-sky/

Photo by Oktavianus Mulyadi https://unsplash.com/photos/a-close-up-of-some-plants-O0fdunv2lvQ
Whistle sample by Freesound user InspectorJ, https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/423287/


menace in numbers (naviarhaiku622)

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I Thought – If Completely New

Fragmentation and confusion are not mistakes in art, they are part of its language. Modern and postmodern artists break things apart, leave meanings open, and invite the audience to finish the picture. A bit of ambiguity can even make a work more compelling, because it pulls you in and forces you to look, think, and feel more actively instead of just consuming.

music is the fabulous 'Dissing Park' produced, provided courtesy of by Francesco Salerno https://soundcloud.com/beuca2 - to be liked

vocal capture, arrangement, mix, production: fictionalive

artwork photography, image editig: fictionalive

fusion of it all - 
fictionalive with the popoems series and the hyper media reports


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I Thought – If Completely New // feat. Francesco Salerno

We are not wild beasts, but beings whose ego can bless immense destructions to soothe a thunderous inner void. And yet, our innocence in recognizing ourselves in the other, in reaching out to those close to us, raises us into an ambiguous greatness, capable of engendering both good and evil, where every act carries the weight of judgment.
This evil, lurking in the shadows, often unconscious, must be faced, absorbed, in a quest for individuation, a lifelong battle for some, an intimate recognition of their own night.
But many ignore this duality, and let themselves be seduced by twisted spirits, those figures who flaunt themselves, dominating media attraction under subtle masks, trafficking manipulated ideas in service of an insatiable ego.
Goodness, however, remains within the human, but reveals itself in simple gestures, in daily silences. It does not feed the addiction of screens, does not captivate algorithms. And it is there that the great networks unveil their futility: they expose our desires bare, for endless consumption, in a Machiavellian dance where attention becomes merchandise.

released December 23, 2025
all rights reserved

The Commerce of Attention

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The Ultimate X‑Max Story — Part Four: For Generations To Come — or Not Come

The echo travels forward.
Every choice, every note, every silence — carried through time.
This one isn’t just a story; it’s a reflection written for those who might still listen.
#fictionalive #storydrop #legacy #2025


The Ultimate X-Max Story — About You: “Just WOW” EP 
https://soundcloud.com/fictionalive/sets/the-ultimate-x-max-story-about

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Missed Part One? Here we go:
The Ultimate X‑Max Story — About You: “Just WOW” (Verdict ’25: The Cloud Is Love & Care)
https://soundcloud.com/fictionalive/the-ultimate-x-max-story-about-you-just-wow-verdict-25-the-cloud-is-love-care

And Two? Here we go:
The Ultimate X‑Max Story — Part Two: Birth of the Time Line Shifter
https://soundcloud.com/fictionalive/the-ultimate-x-max-story-part-two-birth-of-the-time-line-shifter

Guess what — there’s more to it.
Oh no — I know.
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The Ultimate X‑Max Story — Part Four: For Generations to Come – or Not Come

In this snow —
yesterday was the sound
of a voice.

Haiku by Maeda Fura
Picture by Marek Okon

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