In the Water

In the Water (feat. Quinn XCII)

Song Name: "They Sell the Struggle"
Description:
"They Sell the Struggle" is a gritty, industrial hip-hop track that serves as a searing indictment of the modern music industry's exploitation of the working class artist. Built on a soundscape of mechanical noises—staplers, printers, and glitching servers—the song contrasts a raw, spoken-word delivery with a deceptively catchy, robotic hook.

Lyrically, it traces the journey from being signed as "marketable pain" to the grim realization of being a disposable asset on a corporate spreadsheet. It’s a protest song for the digital age, rejecting the glamorous facade of fame to expose the brutal economics beneath, where an artist's hunger is packaged and sold, and their ultimate act of rebellion is to tear up the contract itself.

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A bouncy pop track with simple, clean production and a cool vocal. The whole song is obviously meant to be comedic, playing with the idea of leaving people on read, delaying replies and admitting it without pretending.

It has a steady bass groove and a laid-back confidence that sits somewhere between humour and honesty.

Please note that this and all track has been enhanced AI Technologies.

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