This is the more melodramatic, slowed down version of "The Divide"

Fantasy Soundtracks Vol. I

The Divide V2

Skavi's debut EP titled, "Shall We?", encompasses the endless possibilities that may occur when you collaborate with others. This duo, comprised of Mikerat and Smorgas, aims to capture the aforementioned collaborative spirit in this two-track EP filled with glitchy sound design and inside jokes.

Who knows what might occur if one simply asks, "Shall We?"

Skavi - Already Kno

Anhedonia

Sometimes I feel like the only feedback I get is from "the algorithm" and I don't get to truly connect with you. This song is about working tirelessly, like a machine trying to appease other machines.

Any and all support is appreciated. Thank you for listening <3

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (Instrumental)

From the underground

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Prismatic - Underground

grimoire

This song is about LIFE. It's about ART. It's about the SYMBOLIC EXPRESSION OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT.

Writing song descriptions is hard. Impossible. This is a dumb way to start a song description, for example. Maybe I shouldn't do it at all. Seems like all the cool kids have an artist bio that just says "Genres are for wimps" and their song descriptions just say "new one" or something like that. Am I uncool? That's a stupid thing to ask. Cool artists don't ask if they're cool. They just make music they love and let people interpret it how they want. Why am I even releasing this? I'm probably too old to be releasing music anyway. Too old and too weird.

Sorry, let's try again. Sorry. Here's the basic premise of the song:

*Adaptation (2001)* is a movie directed by Spike Jonze and written by Charlie Kaufman. The movie is nominally about adapting the book *The Orchid Thief*, by Susan Orlean, but is focused primarily on Kaufman's experience making the movie itself. In that sense, the movie *Adaptation (2001)* is best understood as a movie about making the movie *Adaptation (2001)*. *Adaptation (2024)* is a song created by Evoke nominally about adapting the movie *Adaptation (2001)*, but is focused primarily on Evoke's experience making the song itself. In that sense, *Adaptation (2024)* is a song best understood as a song about making the song *Adaptation (2024)*.

That's probably too dry. And confusing. Did you have to read it multiple times? Also it kinda spoils the movie *Adaptation (2001)*. What if you wanted to see that movie? Now you'd start the movie knowing the premise. When I watched it I didn't know the premise. My song is probably not worth that. Although maybe you wouldn't have seen it if I hadn't told you about it. Is it worth it to promote a piece of art if promoting it might ruin it? It's still a good movie. You should watch it. You don't have to listen to my song. Just go watch the movie.

Okay, that was bad. Note to self: remember to delete that part above. You should start with something more engaging. This song is more impactful than just being about your dumb insecurities.

This song is about cars. Fast cars and guns. It's a bombastic romp through a twisting and evolving narrative, centered around the effortless vocal stylings and dynamic productions of one **ALDEN GROVES**, the mastermind behind albums like *FOOL // savior* (2019) and the creator of BOUNDARY PUSHING masterpieces like *Kiss Kiss Bang Bang*, released in November of last year. Evoke is going to be huge. Really huge. You're going to see the name topping charts on Billboard, and on LED billboards in big cities. Every Evoke song is self produced and performed, mixed, and mastered by Alden Groves, who also happens to be an accomplished Ableton Live instructor and part time model. A good dancer too, with a killer jawline. 

You need to listen to this song. Now. Your new life begins today.

Evoke - Adaptation

About the feeling of knowing the other person hasn't forgotten you yet.

Break to Infancy EP

Raze Me

Vincent - Show Me (feat. Aviella) [WOLVES Remix]

An Industrial IDM song with analog synths, analog drum machines, and a synth solo!

The Divide V2

Exalio