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No Rules

Disorderly Order" is more than just an album—it’s an experience, a raw and unfiltered deep dive into the chaotic mind of someone living with ADHD. Blending the aggression of Nu Metal with the rhythmic intensity of Hip-Hop, this album paints a sonic landscape that is as unpredictable and restless as the thoughts it represents.
From the relentless speed of "Hyperdrive" to the haunting introspection of "Emotional Labyrinth", each track is a window into the struggles, frustrations, and strengths of neurodivergence. The lyrics explore everything from childhood battles with focus ("Turbulent Childhood") to the burden of masking symptoms in social settings ("Social Mask"), touching on impulsivity ("Impulse//Regret") and the emotional storm that follows.
Yet, "Disorderly Order" is not just about struggle—it’s about resilience. Songs like "Innate Resilience" and "Empowered Disorder" turn the disorder into a superpower, proving that what society sees as chaos can also be brilliance. The album’s sound mirrors this duality, shifting between bone-crushing riffs, distorted synths, rapid-fire lyrical flows, and atmospheric breaks that capture both the frenzy and the clarity of an ADHD mind.
Whether it’s a cathartic scream or a whispered realization, "Disorderly Order" is an anthem for those who have ever felt misunderstood, trapped in a world that demands order while their minds thrive in controlled chaos. This is the voice of the unheard, the misfits, the restless—this is the sound of a mind that never stops.

01 - Turbulent Childhood

00 - Fractured Mind

02 - Hyperdrive

04 - Impulse__Regret

"Out The Mud" is more than just an album—it’s a war cry, a survival manual, and the raw testimony of Dodger, a self-made hustler who fought his way out of the trenches with nothing but hunger and ambition. Every track is a chapter in his story, an unfiltered reflection of pain, betrayal, victories, and the unbreakable mindset that took him from the bottom to the top.

Born into struggle, Dodger never had a silver spoon or an easy way out. He grew up surrounded by deception, violence, and a world that wanted to see him fail. "Cold World" and "Broken Promises" paint vivid pictures of the harsh reality he faced, where loyalty was rare, and trust was a gamble. But Dodger wasn’t built to break—he was built to rise. "Win or Die" and "No Mercy" showcase his relentless drive, proving that in his world, survival isn’t an option—it’s the only rule.

The album is a testament to the sacrifices required to make it. "Blood, Sweat & Tears" reveals the pain behind the grind, while "Million Dollar Dreams" highlights the unstoppable ambition that fueled his every move. But success doesn’t come without war. "Warzone" reminds us that even at the top, Dodger remains on guard, knowing that power comes with enemies.

The final chapter, "Legacy," is the moment of realization—everything he fought for wasn’t just for money or status, but for something greater. Dodger wasn’t just making music; he was writing history. He wasn't just building an empire; he was carving his name into time itself.

"Out The Mud" is the ultimate statement of resilience, the proof that no matter how deep the struggle, those who refuse to fold will rise to legendary status. Dodger’s story is one of defiance, ambition, and an iron will—because he didn’t just make it out. He took the game with him.

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