Lil Spoof’s Sin City EP is an 11-track EP that he completely freestyle, mixed and mastered on his own. The project has a dark, emotional vibe, drawing inspiration from artists like Juice WRLD and Lil Peep.

The lyrics dive into heartbreak, struggles, and the ups and downs of life, with raw, unfiltered emotion coming through in every track.

To bring the project to life visually, Raphael Linde Victory used a Sin City movie theme, creating a music video on Youtube as well as uploading the songs to SoundCloud with matching visuals.

The goal was to create a full experience that reflects the mood of the music. While he handled all the recording and vocal production himself, Raphael Linde Victory worked with different producers who provided the beats, making sure the sound was as strong and cohesive as possible.

Sin City is a personal project that stays true to his style which is real, unpolished, and straight from the heart.

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For this project, I’ve created a generative ambient soundscape inspired by the works of Brian Eno “Music For Airports” (1978). The name of the project is “Nature” because I wanted to explore how a piece of music can evolve and sustain itself, using randomisation, automation, and probability-based composition, in the same way that nature does. The idea was to create something that shifts and changes in a way that feels natural and organic, rather than following a set structure. A generative ambient soundscape is essentially music that evolves over time, often with unpredictable elements because of the lack of exact planning but with set parameters that are allowed to evolve by themselves or be played with in real time. Brian Eno came up with the idea that music can be both "ignorable and interesting" (Bauer 2023) and having listened to Music for Airports (1978) that really resonated with me. Like Eno, I wanted to create something that can function as background music and also as a more immersive experience, depending on how the listener engages with it. I wanted to use minimalist techniques (Reich 1968) to maintain a sense of primitiveness and the gradual transformations that happen are supposed to subtly influence the listener without distracting them in a way where too much is happening.

Mixing in the style of a reference track "Cartoon - On & On"

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