response to SeizeTheBeat's 'Little Piano Thing' (Awfully Missed, C# 108bpm)

I enjoy making music. I do this by throwing my fingers on the keyboard, listening for good sounds to come out. Sometimes they do. 99.5% of the time, my ideas only get to the "This sounds interesting" phase.

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My new motto: "if we're respected only when we become the best, then we'll forever be depressed, but if you respect our progress, then we'll forever maintain interest"

Music is all I really have. Nothing else. I lie, okay, I got family & friends too.

When I first joined soundcloud I used to produce under the brand 'ASTRO' (Always Selecting The Rebellious Option), but I scrapped the soundcloud page when it had about 3500 followers, because I was unhappy with an average of 35 likes per song, I felt like I was becoming a slave to statistics so I wanted to just start again. Also I was using a small robot as an avatar which came from the game Little Big Planet but I wouldn't be able to represent that if I were to play a live set, so I wanted a brand that was free of character based imagery.

I picked the brand 'Origami', which later became 'Xrigami' as that was a more unique google search term. I still have a bunch of music on soundcloud under that brand, although I don't use that brand anymore for new music.

Most recently I presented music with the brand 'Poledance Vampires', and the latest one I came up with was '36 Hours To Live'.

I've learned to make music in a lot of different genres... Hip Hop & RnB, then Progressive House, Electrohouse, Complextro, Dubstep, Drumstep, Big Room, Moombahcore, DnB, French House, Glitch-hop, Alternative Electronica, Breakbeat & Trap.

I'm inspired by the life of Van Gogh, because his art was respected after he died, so I'm able to make music even if I don't see it get the recognition I naively imagined when I started.

Thanks for listening.

(2014) origami: http://bit.ly/2ow5kw4
(2015) xrigami: http://bit.ly/1Ri3M3v
(2016) poledance vampires: http://bit.ly/2q0ZyD0

(2012) astro (& edgy): http://bit.ly/2puP2E5

response to SeizeTheBeat's 'Little Piano Thing' (Awfully Missed, C# 108bpm)

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