This is a collection of beats that while I am not a part of do feed the wolves inside of me, there are two, and they kiss a lot, it's kind of a problem

Tasty Ass Music!

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Sage art: hitman style making money moves but also horny af and probably sus or something like that ;)
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Money Moves (Feat. 33rd Cable)[Prod. 𝕵𝖚𝖌𝖚𝖒]

DnB J

DnB J - Gmin 135bpm

Jungle track with only three elements (Drums / Bass / Piano).  This was meant to be an experiment to see how few elements I could use to fill out a track.

Trio Jungle

Trio Jungle - Dmin 160bpm

villa

Jungle track that really wishes it was a breakcore track.  I tried to capture a bit of that old school Toonami anime flavor and present it in a wild transforming piece.

Gnarled Icon

Gnarled Icon - Bbmin 168bpm

plaza

dream sequence

space radio

A Breakbeat/LoFi track focused around a heavily detuned guitar and clean breaks. I wanted to keep it relatively laid back, but still with enough rhythm and energy to keep the listener moving.  I made this with a good friend of mine - guitar / vocalist from the band Jacoozy.

A Human Experience - Bmin 75bpm

Minimal/IDM track with a focus on a melancholy chord progression and intermingled supporting elements.  The track pushes a mood of introspection but still carries a driven beat like railroad tracks for thought.  I wanted this track to reflect and individual's troubles, but also, more broadly, humanity's as a whole.  I have worked on this one on and off for quite some time and it led to some interesting drawn-out arrangement decisions, but I found when trying to trim it down it lost a bit of the magic that I love about it, so here we are. 

For What Do We Trouble Ourself - Amin 85.5bpm

IDM track with a focus on bit crush distortion and airy elements emerging from it.  This track is moody and meant to push out waves of melancholy while carrying just enough groove to guide the listener.  When the parts started coming together, the bit crushed elements sounded so desolate that I couldn't resist finding some soulful sounds to create a heavy mood.  Honestly, I felt like I could have taken this one a lot further - so maybe in the future I'll turn this into a proper full length track.

Moving On - Ebmin 175bpm

Gnarrang is an artist/producer/musician intent on redefining genres.  Production philosophy revolves around elevating simple ideas with high contrast compositions and unorthodox arrangements.  Everything from artwork, sound design, mixing and mastering are handled in house (with plans for animation and video editing in the works).

I strive to bring something truly eclectic to my listeners.  So thanks for listening!

That all sounded pretty pretentious, but I don't take myself too seriously.  Feel free to send me a message and say hi!