Her Eyes (Freestyle)—Prod. prodsensational

"River" explores personal connections that flow like water, pulling us closer or drifting us apart.

"River" Official Video:
https://youtu.be/sjRdNkh-XZo?si=K5qLEBoiUIcIipQu

River

T2ne

She Always Saying That You Toxic ? 

Mixed & Mastered By: $UNSET

Mosh Pit (ft. runtzzz x oldports) [Prod. Triheart]

This track feels like losing yourself to the wild—like stepping into a frenzy where instinct takes over and everything else fades away. "Rite of the Maenads" is fast, chaotic, and primal—blending relentless EDM rhythms with screaming vocals that cut through the mix like a ritual chant.

It’s the sound of a fevered dance under a blood moon—bass pounding like a heartbeat, synths swirling like shadows in the forest, and guitars thrashing like branches caught in a storm. The track doesn’t let up—it builds and crashes like a wave of pure, unbridled energy. It’s chaotic. It’s cathartic. It’s about surrendering to something primal and fierce—embracing the wild, untamed side that can’t be controlled.

Let the chaos consume you. This is the rite.

Rite of the Maenads

spiraling

This track is rage—pure and unfiltered. "Wake Up" is a black metal scream into the void, a desperate attempt to shake people out of their trance while the world burns around them. It’s about watching a country be gutted from the inside out by a conman who spins lies so fast, no one stops to question them—and worse, they cheer him on.

There’s something infuriating about the gaslighting, the finger-pointing, the smugness, and the silence from those who know better but choose comfort over truth. This song doesn’t ask nicely. It doesn’t whisper. It screams. Blast beats, walls of distortion, vocals that tear at the throat—it’s all here to say one thing: wake the fuck up.

You don’t have to agree. But you have to listen. This is how it feels to watch a nation sleepwalk into disaster. This is how it feels when no one’s paying attention, and everything is falling apart.

Wake Up

Hypnøtïc

jungle book

04.05.2025-2:20pm

The Playground

For years I played guitar/bass in prog/alt rock bands.  After watching those bands break up every time we got any momentum I decided to go solo.  As someone who grew up writing poetry and loving rap music I switched gears.  This album is a culmination of all the various genres of music that have influenced me over the years put to rap lyrics.  This is ‘Method Development.’

The Playground

Human Xperiment

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