Name: form_l∆b by SUBSDANCEme (aka Skylock Vixen)
Duration: 3 min 15 s
Description: I wanted to make something for me. I really nailed it with this one. It hits all the right spots.

you know there's a couple songs hes been of mine i ain't said shit.               
                      this was the one he was sober enough to really give credit too.                      
     so  to some guy in Brazil, i miss you bud, i wish you'd quit the drugs and call me!

Tecoma Stans (ft. some guy from Brazil)

This is a follow up to Digitone. It mixes incredibly well right afterwards. The vocals are from Zahara, her song "Ramona"
https://soundcloud.com/zahara-official

I really was feeling the "trance" vibes on this one. I just absolutely love it! Also I'd be interested if anyone can tell me what samples I used in the beat. If they can identify the song they are from I'd love to hear if they know where they originally came from! Basically for part of the beat I sampled someone sampling lol.

As usual if you need to contact me concerning anything you can reach me at
https://www.facebook,com/natasha8.lockman/

Skylock Vixen - Memories

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Zella Day - Sweet Ophelia (Marian Hill Remix)

This is when all my years of making bass music combines with my more recent years of learning music theory. The key is B Chromatic Dominant with Modal Drift, try explaining that one to your music teacher.

Vellicle

Key of G major. I wanted to make something pretty. Everything I was trying to write was coming out so dark when I tried to make a trap song. I had the urge for dirty bass. I didn't quite scratch my itch for the dirty bass, but it still has an edge. Instead this is melodic and both parts smoothly evolve from one to the other. Chill is the word. 

Hold The Sky

I wanted to make something for me. I really nailed it with this one. It hits all the right spots.

form_l∆b

I like the original but I always wanted to hear more of just the Chris Brown part. Well without being able to sing as amazing as he can this is what I put together for a song that is just the chorus pretty much.

I can only imagine - Chris Brown, David Guetta (chill bass bootleg reimagining)

Trying to do this song justice, it's so fucking good. I just want to hear it with a beat I am more familiar with. 

TQG - Karol G and Shakira (Skylock bass and piano flip)

I wanted to make a song that really spoke out about how I am treated day to day for reasons due to the way my brain was made. I think other people might appreciate it.

neurostatic

This song is particularly special to us. "how do u feel?" is based off a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. quote that suggests the radical change that blossoms when people truly listen to one another. Dr. King states, "Our lives being to end the day we become silent about the things that matter." Equality matters. Having your voice heard matters. And right now it seems our country is in a state of suppression and division that is suffocating our opportunity for true peace. The opportunity to be heard. We have forgotten how to listen.

This song is our anthem. To proclaim the self evident solution to our nation's suffering. To ask the simplest of questions, to our sisters and our brothers...how do u feel?

how do u feel?

Here in Alaska just looking to spread some good vibes. I've been playing with music my whole life, and have been producing electronic songs since 2016, but I had a copy of fruity loops back in 2005. I still only do it as a side thing as I have a whole normal life thing going on. I am heavily influenced by all forms of hip hop and rap. I always look to the genre for inspiration. My dad was a professional gig musician, he has passed now. He played blues mostly, which also has influenced me a lot. I just hope I can put a smile on your face!

form_l∆b

SUBSDANCEme (aka Skylock Vixen)

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