A Feeling I Miss

Original Song "No Broke Boys" by Disco Lines and Tinashe
Remix by Crankdat & Alleycvt

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Remix Machine Vol. 3

NO BROKE BOYS (CRANKDAT & ALLEYCVT REMIX)

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Original Song "Tremor" by Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike and Martin Garrix
Original Song "Black Beatles" by Rae Sremmurd and Gucci Mane
Remix by Crankdat

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TREMOR (CRANKDAT REMIX)

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“Static Before the Storm” is a tense, atmospheric track built around anticipation rather than impact. It captures that suspended moment right before everything breaks loose—the air humming, signals distorting, emotions rising but not yet exploding.

The song layers low, pulsing synths, distant vocal fragments, and crackling noise to create a sense of unease and pressure. The rhythm feels restrained, almost holding its breath, while subtle builds and glitches suggest something massive is coming but hasn’t arrived yet. Instead of a full release, it leans into mood and tension, letting the listener sit inside the uncertainty.

Static Before The Storm

“Burn It Down” is a high-energy bass track built around pressure, release, and controlled chaos.

The song captures the moment right before everything breaks — when the noise builds, the silence tightens, and there’s no turning back. Lyrically, it’s about rejecting empty promises and false control, choosing impact over hesitation, and finding clarity in destruction. “Burn it down” isn’t about losing everything — it’s about resetting, tearing away what’s fake so something real can rise from the sound.

Musically, it’s designed for festival energy: tense, minimal verses that leave space, a rising pre-chorus that amplifies anticipation, and explosive drops where the vocals step back and the bass takes control. The lyrics are short, punchy, and intentional, meant to hit hard, loop cleanly, and amplify the drop rather than compete with it.

Overall, “Burn It Down” feels dark, powerful, and defiant — a track made for hands-up moments, heavy systems, and that split second when the crowd knows what’s coming… and lets it all collapse. 🔥

🔥Burn It Down 🔥

No Survivors

Interference

“Fall Back” is a moody, emotional track built around distance, reflection, and quiet strength. It carries the feeling of knowing when to step away—not out of weakness, but out of clarity.

The song blends melodic, atmospheric production with a steady, restrained energy. The beat moves forward without rushing, letting the emotion breathe while the lyrics focus on boundaries, self-preservation, and walking away before things break completely. There’s tension in it, but it’s controlled—more internal than explosive.

Emotionally, Fall Back feels like:

Pulling away before the damage is permanent

Choosing peace over conflict

Letting silence say what words can’t


It’s not angry or dramatic—it’s cool, composed, and resolute. Fall Back sits in that space between heartbreak and empowerment, making it a defining tone-setter track that’s introspective, relatable, and quietly confident.

Fall Back

Mark Wilson is an independent music producer and artist driven by atmosphere, emotion, and imagination. Creating under a sound that blends cinematic electronic, bass-forward energy, and melodic storytelling, his music lives in the space between chaos and calm—where tension builds, drops hit hard, and melodies linger long after the track ends.

Inspired by themes like interference, static before the storm, fall back moments, and signal through noise, Mark’s work focuses on feeling over formula. Each track is designed to take the listener somewhere—whether that’s a late-night drive, a festival crowd, or a quiet moment with headphones on and the world tuned out.

Rather than chasing trends, his sound evolves organically, pulling influences from modern bass music, dubstep, drum & bass textures, cinematic scoring, and ambient electronic elements. The result is music that feels immersive, raw, and intentional—meant to be experienced, not just heard.

Mark continues to build a growing catalog of original releases and conceptual albums, pushing creative boundaries while staying true to one goal: turning imagination into sound.

Interference

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