Name: Light Enough to See the Dark by FutureBook
Duration: 3 min 3 s
Description: Proudly presenting the very first collab single from emerging rapper Dream.exe and producer FutureBook. "Light Enough to See the Dark" is an epically simple hip-hop track built on heavy drums and nostalgic vinyl samples. Lyrically, it drifts through shadowy alleys and comic-book noir and blends grit with cinematic storytelling.

Flow hits right 👌 Tried a BeatOrganic-inspired trick.

Bad Things (Solo)

Experimenting by slowing and adding reverb to my song "Bad Things"

Bad Things (slowed + reverb)

Beat study 1, all improv. Recipe with plugins on Patreon

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Beat idea no2, all improv with midi keyboard

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Proudly presenting the very first collab single from emerging rapper Dream.exe and producer FutureBook. "Light Enough to See the Dark" is an epically simple hip-hop track built on heavy drums and nostalgic vinyl samples. Lyrically, it drifts through shadowy alleys and comic-book noir and blends grit with cinematic storytelling.

Light Enough to See the Dark

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