It's almost been a year since the release of Circuithead and it's nice to look back at one of the most experimental and exciting tracks I've worked on. For a very long time I wanted to write a track with vocals. I presented the ideas for this piece of music to one of my closest friends and great vocalist Live-Andrea Rasch and I'm very happy we managed to create this song which pretty much became the flagship of the entire album.

I've been preparing this Renovation Mix for a (TBA but very exciting) new project which I'm looking very much forward to telling you about. This release is by no means a final mix/master of the track but it's a decent sample of what I've been working on the last couple of days.

I hope you enjoy!

Lyrics:
I barely remember my instincts, my home, 
a golden age of my own. 
On a concrete ground I watch the weather change, 
things we should never derange. 

I see beauty in dying flowers. 
I find bliss in acid rain. 
These days it all seems so mundane. 

Everyone is wired to a dying tree. 
Everyone is connected to the sea. 

On my plastic floor I just can't seem to get 
it's all perfectly coherent. 

Everyone is wired to a dying tree. 
Everyone is connected to the sea. 
Radio waves radiation in the air we breathe 
Everyone is choking on our frequencies

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Music, words and production: Kubbi
Vocals: Live-Andrea Gjessen Rasch
Artwork Jonathan Kruschke

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Kubbi HQ

Concrete (Renovation Mix)

Raigon50 - Native Faith (Kero Club Mix)

Solkreig-Lavender Town

⋆ The Third Garden ⋆

This project is the follow up to my previous album "Beneath Our Love" 

Making this project has been so much fun and contains some of my favourite tracks I have ever made. I really hope you all enjoy what I have made for all of you.

Open your eyes, take a walk on the grass, and enjoy.

Thank you for your continued support for Kyoumeni 🤍

Faye ⋆

Open Eyes

Anubis

RAVERSTATE 147 – Instrumental Hard House by Evolvian

Welcome to RAVERSTATE 147: a pure hard house / hard dance experience with zero vocals and maximum energy. This project is built for late-night warehouse sets, sweaty gym sessions, and anyone who just wants to disappear into relentless, driving grooves.

Across these extended club mixes you’ll hear:

Pounding 4-on-the-floor kicks and rolling basslines

Neon-soaked rave stabs, hoover leads, and supersaw walls

Long tension builds, explosive drops, and DJ-friendly intros/outros

Dark futuristic sound design inspired by underground raves and sci-fi cityscapes

Turn the lights down, push the volume into the red, and step into the portal.
This is RAVERSTATE 147.

– Evolvian

Hoover City Nights

Past to Present

Let's Go! (The Completionist Theme Redux)

Download: https://alexgiudici.bandcamp.com/track/viper

Viper

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Bugwheels

Green Tiles

Moving  To Miami

Description from YT:
What is this sorcery - a mashup including songs not from JS&B?

Thought this one was gonna be a nightmare due to how chaotic the songs are, but the mashup ended up being *ultimate chaos*

Get the album here - https://danimalcannon.bandcamp.com/al...

Original Songs:
https://soundcloud.com/denis-frolov-11/sets/danimal-cannon-and-zef-parallel-processing

Chronologic Processing - Parallel Processing Album Mashup - Logic Gatekeeper, Corrupted, and more!

EliteFerrex is a legacy gaming and electronic musician based in Southern California. He composes 8-bit and 16-bit, electronic, and orchestral music.

He first started producing music in 2006 at age 17, using FL Studio 6, and began uploading content on the Audio Portal of user-created content giant Newgrounds.com in March of 2007, creating video game music covers from classic series such as Mega Man, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Donkey Kong Country. He attributes his desire to create music in legacy gaming style to childhood experience with the NES, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, and other platforms whose music has become the stuff of retro gaming legend.

The primary form of his work stems from the creation of "limitless" 8-bit and 16-bit music, which uses retro synthesizers to utilize classic 8-bit and 16-bit sound with the expanded capabilities of modern production software to overcome the traditional hardware audio limitations of classic gaming consoles, allowing expansion of the genre, and achieving a more diverse spectrum of musical composition.