Aggressive UK drum & bass with drill attitude, 172 BPM, Intro builds with filtered reese bass and distant sirens, then snaps into a half-time drill bounce before flipping to full-speed DnB for the drop, Heavy, distorted bass stabs and tight, skittering hats; hook uses chanted gang-vocal layers and risers into a brutal second drop, Male vocals, close-up and gritty, with ad-libs tucked wide, drill, drum and bass, bassline

Night Bus Riddim

Ghetts - This Is It [Daily Duppy Remix]

PROBABILITY ERA (OBITUARY) is a cold, surgical send-off to guess-driven AI, hype economics, and systems built on vibes instead of verification. This track marks the line between an era that scaled probability and one that demands provable behavior.

Over minimal industrial bounce and bass-spoken authority, the song dismantles the myth that more compute equals more intelligence. It calls out hallucination patches, post-hoc filters, and “sorry, we guessed wrong” architectures as unacceptable in systems that touch real lives—energy, water, medicine, infrastructure. This isn’t anti-AI; it’s anti-casino logic pretending to be governance.

The hook lands the thesis plainly: heat doesn’t make truth, GPUs don’t create accountability, and probability doesn’t get to run red lights. What replaces it is constraint, auditability, lineage, and systems that can survive a courtroom—not just a demo.

This track pairs with documented, public work outlining the shift from probabilistic models to governed, verifiable systems. Receipts included.

📄 Technical record & proof trail:
https://zenodo.org/records/17874413

This isn’t a flex.
It’s an obituary.

Larry - Pasta

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