"P r O b E" is a slow-paced, rhythmic journey into the heart of digital curiosity. Built at 100 BPM, the track explores the wonder of technological advancement through a palette of short, scattered beeps and boops—like a probe scanning an unfamiliar system. Notes appear almost at random, mimicking a machine trying to make sense of what it’s detecting. It’s a reflection of how far we’ve come—and how much we’re still learning—through the eyes (or sensors) of technology itself.

P r O b E

“R e P o S e” is a mellow HipHop instrumental that explores the feeling of release, rest, and subtle reflection. Built around layered pads and a looping grand piano at 105 BPM, the track creates a soothing sonic landscape. This piece invites the listener into a moment of stillness—where calm meets groove, and a sense of inner relief takes shape.

R e P o S e

A d V e R s E captures the sorrow and disorientation of trying to help—only to make things worse. This instrumental piece weaves delicate melodies with fractured textures to mirror that emotional unraveling. Pianos sound worn and vulnerable, pads drift like uncertainty, and the rhythm stumbles forward with uneasy resolve. It’s a sonic reflection of good intentions gone awry.

A d V e R s E

i F F y explores the weight of uncertainty—not necessarily fear, but a conscious, careful step through a world where not everything feels right or clear. It’s the sound of trusting your gut while second-guessing your surroundings. Doubt doesn't drown the track—it dances with it.

You're not running from the unknown—you’re moving with it in rhythm, even if that rhythm stumbles or breaks now and then.

i F F y

A smile stretched too far.
Glided moves like a parade of joy — upbeat, almost childlike — but something’s off beneath the surface. The rhythm feels warped, like happiness dragged through a slower frame. It lingers just a little too long, like laughter in a quiet room.

There’s warmth, even charm, but it's wearing a mask. Subtle tension builds as a shadow seeps in — not loud, but undeniable. A creeping weight in an otherwise light-hearted world.

This is the sound of pretending. Of going through the motions.
A celebration you don’t fully believe in.

GLIDED

A track born without resistance—shaped by motion, not intention. Glitchy, shifting, and fluid, it moves through BPMs like passing states of mind. I wasn’t fully present, yet the music arrived whole. Sometimes, we’re just the conduit.

CONDUIT

Epiphany begins in chaos—strange rhythms, distant echoes, a pulse that doesn’t quite make sense. Then something shifts.

A signal cuts through the noise. Pads swell, the groove locks in, and clarity arrives. This is the sound of realizing what was always there.

A sonic awakening. A moment of truth. This is Epiphany.

Epiphany

Hello!

Let's keep this simple, no audio visualizer, complicated text describing my track or generated Artwork. I decided to "go back to my roots", where i just created instrumentals for the love of it, for the passion i have for it. 

In this one, i couldn't decide the genre so i made a bit of everything. Lo-Fi, Hip Hop, Trap, Electronic, Dance,... 

It's a slower one considering the bpm at 110 but the grooves there nonetheless. 

As Always, Thanks for listening and Enjoy!

Re:Self

Re:Self Growth

A collection of “Re:” tracks.
Groovy, reflective, mine.
Placed with intent. Set for a Re:ason.
Not about where it’s taken me.
but what it’s given me.
Growth, experience, and a smile at my own cleverness.

Hello and welcome!

I’ve been creating music for the past six years, learning and evolving with each track.
My instrumentals are deeply personal—each one shaped by emotion and often named after the feeling that inspired it.

I try to sculpt sounds and melodies in a way that expresses what words sometimes can’t—like trying to describe a color with language. Everyone hears and feels differently, and that’s part of the beauty.

What you hear here on SoundCloud is just a glimpse—there’s a much broader journey waiting on my YouTube channel, where you’ll find many more tracks and visual experiences.

Thanks for listening.
Enjoy the journey.

Epiphany

Erikleperik