This is what made to create the wellerman track by Nathan Evans into a hip hop/trap beat...enjoy!

Wellerman ft. Nathan Evans (prod. khyan)

Wellerman {deeper Version}

QᴡQ ᴍᴇʜ ᴘᴀᴘɪ ᴛᴏʟᴅ ᴍᴇ ᴛᴏ ᴅᴏ ᴛʜɪꜱ-

Carol Of The Bells (Piano Version) - Dark Christmas Song

Pitbull Ft. Trina & Young Boss - Go Girl Ft. Pause (Tyskie K. Remix)

Tag Control, Melanie Martinez, and Halsey Mashup

Nightcore - Beast (Male)

Doodly Doo - Markiplier

Kid Malavic - Reflection

Official Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB2AcP-bz4g

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Reflection - Lyrics

You used to be perfection
Now all I see is reflection
Pain and depression, why did this happen? 
You used to be perfection
Now all I see is reflection
Pain and depression, why did this happen? 

You know nothing can ever replace you
I don't have the strength to fucking face you
I used to love you then, now I hate you
I'm so fucked up that I need a savior
We used to be so damn fucking perfect
In the end girl was it all worth it?
All I want is for you to be happy
If I cannot love you, then you G to replace me

Nobody will ever be like us
There's only me and you, there's only us
Through the thick and thin you'll see
What we had was so damn real
Nobody will ever be like us
There's only me and you, there's only us
Through the thick and thin you'll see
What we had was so damn real

I was the one who pushed you in the dark
I'm sorry that we fucking fell apart
My wounds are sewn cause of what you are
I'm also human so forgive me for your scars
With this pen I write now what there is
What is left unsaid will be my fucking burden
So let this song teach you how to like
We used to be like one and now I bleed, yeah

Now I bleed, I'ma bleed
I'm sitting here alone nowhere to go
I lost the one I love and now I'm all alone
I'm all alone, I'm all alone, Ayy

I'm sorry
Nobody will ever be like us
There's only me and you, there's only us
Through the thick and thin you'll see
What we had was so damn real
Nobody will ever be like us
There's only me and you, there's only us
Through the thick and thin you'll see
What we had was so damn real

They say that the end is done, new beginning
I don't understand what I'm fucking hearing
I'm bleeding cause you are all that I believe in
I'll see you some other time among the sinners, yeah

Reflection

I'm sorry for simping (cover)

At the core of Kid Malavic’s ‘emo trap’ is an open mind -- a willingness to experiment in order to develop a sound that is uniquely his. Thematically, Kid Malavic touches on deeper subjects, everything from breakups to depression, anxiety to suicide, relationships to happiness and above all -- health. As someone who also struggles with many of these, Kid Malavic, through his music, hopes to offer perspective to those who share a similar suffering.

Growing up is rarely easy, nor should it be, but music had always been a faithful companion that allowed him a mode of self expression that nothing else could provide. It was a way for him to release pent up frustration in the healthiest way he knew how. Harnessing music’s capacity to help others is also at the very core of why Kid Malavic creates. To quote the man himself, “there is no better feeling in this world than knowing I was able to help somebody get through a tough time in their lives”.

Growing up in Las Vegas played a pivotal role in shaping the influences you hear in Kid Malavic’s music. With a strong local band scene and a thriving arts scene in general, he was exposed to pop punk bands like Green Day, Taking Back Sunday and Yellowcard from a very early age. The attitude and spirit of the early 00’s era of pop punk can be heard all over his material.

Kid Malavic is no stranger to making music, and has been chipping away at his craft for almost two decades. A significant highlight of his career includes playing the revered Warped Tour for 3 years in a row with his band Damnear Divine. 

Fast forward to today, and Kid Malavic has been busy in the studio, setting the wheels in motion for his debut album, and unveiling his brand of emo-trap to the world. For him, music goes far deeper than ‘organized sound’ -- it’s a means to connect, to heal, and to collectively evolve. Join Kid Malavic on a quest for self-awareness, as we figure this ‘life’ thing out together.