Name: Seventeen by Exit 18
Duration: 4 min 2 s
Description: Seventeen is about wanting to be recognized as an autonomous person as a minor. Julia was sick of being censored. The song is like a diary spelling out her distaste for a lot of hypocrisy and belittlement that she was experiencing as a junior in high school. Julia's message resonated as legendary engineer Chris Lord Alge agreed to re-mix the song after hearing the demo.

OMG YOU SING SOOOO GOOOD BRUH I'M JELAUSE 😔😜😜😜

Dude this literally flows so good, i cant-

you're dangling my dignity just out of my reach ☆

Skipped at first but glad I went back to it🔥🔥🔥

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From the Orchard of Unmaking

“I Have Known” is a full litany of remembrance and ruin. Each verse gives voice to a Sister of Sin: Limbo, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Wrath, Heresy, Violence, Fraud, and Treachery.
Together they recount the anatomy of damnation — not as myth, but as memory and in time eternally endured.

The song is built as a slow collapse. The production balances stillness and violence — ASMR-close vocals press against grinding ambience and bass that lives in the body more than the ear.

Lyrically, “I Have Known” chronicles eternity through confession: each stanza a wound, each refrain an absolution denied. Through their lens, the sisters draw upon the endless abyss of time to weave a narrative of both individual and  collective consciousness before dissolving back into the void.

It’s not revelation.
It’s recognition.
To know everything, and end knowing nothing.

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Seventeen is about wanting to be recognized as an autonomous person as a minor. Julia was sick of being censored. The song is like a diary spelling out her distaste for a lot of hypocrisy and belittlement that she was experiencing as a junior in high school. Julia's message resonated as legendary engineer Chris Lord Alge agreed to re-mix the song after hearing the demo.

Seventeen

A far departure from my darker transformations, this song by The Orion Experience is a really upbeat and good song to write to.(At least for me, that is.)

Seventeen

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