GOREGIRL + Liv & Flowery Speech

Wrote this song to cope with a long term friend passing away. Love you  hope you’re feeling better

Doctors orders retake

Are You For Real?

Wrong Turn, Right Direction

Severed Threads

Watch Me Rot

Obnoxious Conversations

where are you going? why so fast?

used: ableton 11 live suite + celene dion's "dreamin' of you"

picture credit: snail

thanks to everyone who reads these and appreciates my music :3 my journey has not been an easy one, with me making music for three years so far. it has been pretty crazy, awestriking, and impressive to see so much feedback and receptiveness to my art. i love you all and thank you for supporting vaporwave and supporting me. see ya soon <3

a p p a r i t i o n - d i o n

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viv smashed my bones

made with: ableton 11 live suite

picture credit: snail

used ableton samples and my synth to make this one

UVR separated the vocals and instrumentals 

something ominous within the machine stirs ..... be careful

b r e a t h within the m a c h i n e

Slim Whitman - 10,000 Teardrops (Countrycore mix)

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swag like me

Swag like me w @mehminajj prod @bbuggin

Top Rebel (Prod. Melody)

Real Steel  prod. 1gen

For our final release of 2025, we are extremely honoured to announce London-based Japanese musician Hinako Omori’s beautifully centring 'Studies On A River' - featuring spoken word from Hana Pera Aoake (Ngāti Mahuta, Ngāti Hinerangi, Tainui/Waikato), a Māori artist, poet, writer and curator.

To explain this unique collaboration in more detail, here’s some direct insight from @hinakoomori

"At the end of 2024 I was invited by Hanna Girma at Serpentine Galleries to write a piece of music for the first issue of their publication "Serpentine Reader" - a collection of texts from various authors on the theme of circulation.

I was immediately drawn to Hana Pera Aoake’s essay on listening to a river - there was a line that especially resonated with me about how rivers and other waterways in Hana's native Aotearoa are "conceptualised as both or either atua (gods) or living ancestors, who have their own life force and spiritual strength". In Japan, water is also deeply instilled in our culture as a sacred source - as one example, we cleanse ourselves with water at the entrance of a shrine, to purify the body and mind.

The composition is made of three studies relating to the three sections of a river, weaving together synthesizer soundscapes and field recordings from various sources of water between Yugawara, Kyoto and Osaka - starting with the upper section, the waterfall, travelling down to the middle, broader section where it slows in pace, and finally the lower section where the river eventually meets the sea.

Each study is in 3/4 time broken up into 9 cycles of 9 bars, and the set of three studies musically runs 12 minutes in total. The pace of each study relates to the velocity of the water in each section of the river - the first study incorporates different synth motifs, and the second and third are made of recycled material from the first.”

The limited edition vinyl is now available via our online store, distributed by Boomkat, and the digital release can be purchased via Bandcamp and Nina Protocol.

A big, heartfelt thank you to Hinako, Hana, Serpentine Galleries and Audiowax for bringing this special release together.

All tracks written & produced by Hinako Omori
Words from 'Rivers / Water' by Hana Pera Aoake
Mastered (digital) by Cicely Balston @ Abbey Road
Commissioned by Hanna Girma for Serpentine Reader, 2025
Vinyl Manufactured by Audiowax

Hinako Omori - Studies on a River - pt.I - upper

[silverware]
draft about getting into an argumentgetting dropped onto a kitchen floor  folklore song about ur dad—chokeslam nursery rhyme

i saw you leave, why’d you slip home
the ground’s full of holes that silently soak up your name like you’re at home
why’d you leave, why’d you change your name
“i still love you, baby”
then why’d you … my

yeah i followed you home. i followed you through your garden and watched you grow

silverware hurts your head? well your tile floor hurts mine

:::;;;;….;;.;.;….;:;.;.;..

why’d you leave, my doll
im so tired of sleeping alone, i know
you’re made of paper
fold you up like a plane and throw you over my wall

silverware hurts your head? well your tile floor hurts mine

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trim your fingers down to wood and i’ll forget you tried to choke me like a cigarette

im so tired of sleeping alone

silverware

Human noise machine electro acoustic grandeur from Boston Massachusetts. 

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