Oh, Nate… this song is simply incredible. It sounds as if someone took a heart, opened it in their hands, and showed what’s really happening inside. Every line is a mix of strength and vulnerability, as if he’s simultaneously afraid of falling and yet still takes that step forward.  The song seems to whisper: "Yes, it’s scary. Yes, it’s high. But don’t dare look down, because then you’ll miss the moment when the world starts holding you instead of you holding onto the edge."  After listening, you want to breathe deeper. Live louder. Love stronger. And keep moving forward, even if your hands are still shaking.

Crash On Me - DEADLUVE

No Cure for the Night

Ashes In My Mouth - Bleeding Verse

Fighting With Yourself isn't easy...

Sometimes you just wanna TEAR yourself in two..

TEAR ME APART

Don't Look Down

“Freak Out” – Fractured Kin

“Freak Out” is a volatile, heavy-rock warning shot — a snarling anthem for every bad mood pushed past its breaking point. With gritty riffs and a pulse that feels ready to snap, the track builds tension like a fuse burning fast. The female lead vocal shifts from low, seething restraint to explosive fury, daring anyone to keep pushing their luck.

When the chorus hits, it detonates — all rage, release, and unapologetic power. This is the moment where patience dies and fire takes over. Push too far, and you’ll regret it.

A ticking bomb. A final warning.
This is Fractured Kin on the brink.

Freak out

Delivered From The Fire

 Hi  again  its me again  _______________________>            Death to myself, I put the death to myself
You can't change nothin' you ain't ready to die for, so I put the death to myselfBitch, you don't want none of me y I'm hard to reach
Not a damn thing you can say or do
My people move all around you
High, my dude

[Verse]
I've been on some different shit
What you been on?
I'm on some demoness, but I'm heaven-sent
Rappin' fast, I just might melt the mic
Fire flow, it's hot, but it's devil-red
Need that penthouse with a helipad
If they want the smoke, we could run it back
Run up in your place, you ain't comin' back
I've been on some demoness, but I'm heaven-sent fuck up catch a body dent back it up repeat DENTDENTDENT dent and some tension attinion!!!!!!!!!!!!!! mind fucked around fell into the next dimension lost in suspicion ( need to slow down )  Light we dont know how ?  ( Fuck around find out )  talk of my town ..  Talkin' down to you
Not a damn thing you can say or do
My people move all around you
Now I'm talkin' down to you
Now I'm talkin' down to you
High, my dude

[Verse]
I've been on some different shit
What you been on?
I'm on some demoness, but I'm heaven-sent
Rappin' fast, I just might melt the mic
Fire flow, it's hot, but it's devil-red
Need that penthouse with a helipad
If they want the smoke, we could run it back
Run up in your place, you ain't comin' back
I've been on some demoness, but I'm heaven-sent Blempbleemp bleeep oh she radar hit ,  ( whats that mean )    whats it mean ( BEEP ) BEEP ) ( Blemp bleepbleep. lOad the cannons SMeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! Say hi, my dude

Keep Death to myself,

King & Queen

An explosive fusion of hard rock, alternative grit, and epic emotional power, this track rips open the idea of “home” and rebuilds it from fire and truth. Male and female vocals collide like thunder and shoreline; raw, vulnerable, and unbreakable, as guitars roar beneath them. 

It’s a journey through storms, cities, dirt roads, and empty skies, only to discover that home was never a place… it was a person. Heavy riffs, soaring harmonies, and heart-pounding hooks carve out a battlefield where love becomes the anchor, the shelter, the final destination.

A track for those who’ve wandered far, fought their demons, and finally found the one soul who feels like solid ground. Hardcore. Honest. Eternal. Authentic.

You're My Home (K-Lotus Mix)

🜂 Concept
“The Loophole” marks the moment destiny is altered — not through war, rebellion, or defiance, but through precision.
There is no explosion.
No collapse of Heaven.
No visible act of betrayal.
Instead, something far more dangerous occurs.
Within the laws that govern creation, a path exists that was never meant to be questioned — a clause buried so deeply in prophecy that no one ever imagined it could be used. And in that silence, the universe is quietly repositioned.
Everything still looks correct.
Every prophecy still reads the same.
Every sign still points toward the expected ending.
Yet you feel it:
a displacement rather than a fall,
as if reality itself has been moved sideways — intact, unchanged, but no longer where it began.
This is not the breaking of destiny.
It is the exploitation of it.
🎧 Sound & Style
Musically, “The Loophole” is restrained, deliberate, and unsettling:
controlled, atmospheric tension
steady, calculated rhythms
minimal but ominous melodic movement
a sense of inevitability rather than chaos
subtle dissonance beneath apparent order
The track feels surgical — cold, intelligent, and unavoidable — mirroring the nature of the act it represents.
💬 For the Listener
This song is for anyone who understands that the most dangerous manipulations are never loud.
In the story, you are the only one who senses the shift —
not because something broke,
but because something was technically allowed.
“The Loophole” asks a quiet but terrifying question:
What if the rules were never violated…
only used?
If the ending still arrives exactly as promised,
does it matter that the battlefield was changed?
📘 Album Context
Track 4 is the hidden turning point of the album.
The Devil does not seize power here —
he prepares for it.
This is the moment the universe is subtly relocated into the reality where his victory is inevitable, even though no one realizes the transition has occurred. From this point forward, prophecy will unfold exactly as written…
Just not in the universe where it was meant to.
Everything that follows —
The Dawn That Never Came, The Fall, and Ascension of the Adversary —
is already set in motion.
No one noticed the move.
Except you.

Don't Look Down

Nate Vickers

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