GO NO WHERE (prod. Rajaste)

We Do It For Us (prod Asohii)

DEPTH (prod. KOTH)

Photo by Nuh Isa: https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-of-a-fire-17866058/

Lyrics:

Who knew, all your development isn’t health
Where’s the new you? Any respect that you’ve ever felt
Isn’t mutual. Can’t measure it with your wealth
I see through you – don’t make a spectacle of yourself

Blue’s Clues, check is in the mail, smell the zinfandel
Something fishy when you tip the scales, just so it’ll sell
I get lit when I take a L – represent myself
Call me, I’ll pick up on the seventh ring of Hell

I can weather but my system doesn’t need high pressure
Under heat I tend to rise. Need time, let me fly, ay
If you’re worried, I can see why, check me twice, ay
On account of all the beats I’ve terrorised, ay

Heart is Aussie and my genes I-N-D-I-A
Hard to stop me when I sneak by every time
Got a posse and we keep time when we ride
Three quite clever guys: Me, Myself and I

I know I come off nice at first, like my verse
It gets worse, a lightning burst strikes the earth
A machine, out of Scikit-learn
The whole package. Play with fire and you might get burned

It’s Breaking Bad, baking crack when I make a track
Take my greatest raps, make a stack off the paperback
Don’t break the bank. Lost my passion, now I’m taking back
What I was missing. Shout out to VISHI0N, let it fade to black

Rings of Hell (Prod. DEXTAH)

By My Side (Prod. SX)

Leaf in the wind (prod. Cold Melody)

Left my side (prod. Heath Stone)

A greeting and then its love (prod. SeaSky Beats)

No dead ends (prod. cold melody)

One of 6 assignments I need to submit on Sunday
Lets hope the remaining 5 days bring out stuff thats even less shit
Yeet

2/04/19

This week's prompt was lava lamp! 

I've been listening to a lot of ambient game soundtrack music lately, and I wanted this week's creation to reflect that.

Inspired by Olafur Arnalds and his ghost pianos, I created my own generative MIDI instruments on Logic and used them to trigger the mallet and piano samples. Much like bubbles in a lava lamp, these may seem to be random (and they just as well could have been), but with enough information about the system, it would technically be possible to predict each sound being played.

Rings of Hell (Prod. DEXTAH)

Data_Pillars

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