I mixed most of these songs in my apartment. They were probably not  professionally mastered. If it's too quiet, turn it up.  If it's too loud, turn it down. Any clips, clicks, hisses, peaks, or anything else commonly misinterpreted as mistakes were left in because that shit is real as fuck. With that being said, these songs could have certainly been mixed and mastered better. But financial limitations are a bitch. I've done the best I can. If you think it should sound better then pay some money for my music and I'll invest in studio time and having real professionals work on my next project. But until I see some fucking investment on your end, you can keep any negative criticisms to your goddam self. Enjoy!

Slethro AKA Seffry Curry
BOOM Bap and low jibberish for ya mind representing Crete Solid Enterprise.


Weir is the sonic alias of a Colorado-based producer creating immersive, cinematic electronic music rooted in nature, emotion, and story. Blurring the lines between club energy and meditative stillness, Weir’s sound exists in a world of its own—lush, expansive, and alive with movement.

Drawing influence from downtempo, house, ambient, and bass music, Weir’s genre-fluid approach is unified by a deep commitment to storytelling. His music doesn’t just play—it transports, inviting listeners into vivid inner landscapes and imagined worlds. Built on organic textures, sweeping melodies, and a strong visual identity, each track feels like a scene from a larger myth—a moment suspended in time.

Weir’s music reflects the full spectrum of human experience—From grief and healing to joy and ecstatic release, his goal is simple: to serve whatever moment life brings.

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