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Unaware

“WORTH IT” is about one of those situations where you give your all to someone who, in the end, just wasn’t worth it. It’s emotional but honest — smooth melodies with a raw message underneath. I wrote and structured the whole track myself, keeping it melodic and floaty while still hitting that real, reflective tone.

WORTH IT

Worth It

Dr Strange by Ironic Raps is a genre-bending sonic experience that blends mystical vibes with raw lyricism and sharp wordplay. Inspired by the enigmatic Marvel character, the track dives into themes of transformation, power, and mastering one’s own destiny. Ironic Raps draws parallels between the journey of Doctor Strange and his own path in the music industry—rising from chaos, unlocking inner potential, and bending reality through verses.

The production is atmospheric and layered, laced with dark, cinematic undertones and futuristic trap elements. Ironic’s delivery is commanding yet reflective, switching flows like time loops and bending bars like magic spells. With lines that challenge the listener to see beyond the surface, Dr Strange isn’t just a banger—it’s a lyrical spellbook wrapped in 808s.

This track is for anyone who’s ever felt like an outsider, tapped into their own power, and emerged with a vision no one else could see. Available now on all digital platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music.

Dr Strange

Took A While For Me To Accept It's Just A Word

LOVE JUST A WORD TO ME

Clarence Worley’s Conscience

Apologies for not delivering the full song but I switched mixers after hearing the first and 2nd mix from the usual guy and really, being at a loss for words as to what to say to improve the mix. So, I found a new guy and at least he made the verses sound good. I think I will shelve this one until later when I find a better mixer. The good news is that there was a mixer who described the gist of the song rather well and I would work with him except that I had already paid money to this second guy so I’ll be working with him for the Bond theme. I think the problem with the mixes I was getting is that the drums were too sharp (loud) and that was actually lessening my groove. Since my new theory is that groove is drums+interplay with another instrument (s), if you blow up the drums (which is what most of modern mixing seems to be about) you can’t hear the other instrument as much. Therefore, lessening the groove. A mixer should be able to find the balance.  Yes, that is headphone bleed you’re hearing and not purposeful psychedelia. That’s on me. 


Unaware

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