Name: Freefall FLX by Redchrome.music
Duration: 4 min 16 s
Description: Freefall FLX captures the mind of a man who split the heavens, shattered the sound barrier, and stared down the world from the edge of space. It’s a fevered freefall through triumph and defiance, where gravity pulls hard but ideology pulls harder. Between the silence of the stratosphere and the noise of Earthbound systems, his voice cuts like static: raw, unrepentant, unbound.

In this track, the band deals with the partly illegal deportations of U.S. immigrants by the federal immigration authorities as well as the use of the National Guard troops and the systematic screening of squares and streets done with racial profiling.

Neon Detention

After the Guardian published an article on July 6, 2024 about the background to the training of AI Foundation models and the censorship of content, the band recorded this track in August 2024. This content moderation is performed in the Global South by a mass of low-wage workers under often sweatshop conditions. The content that these workers are confronted with is sometimes psychologically extremely stressful. They are left alone with it. It is this, the old story of Africa's exploitation, that is being continued here by tech giants.


The Guardian Article is called “Meet Mercy and Anita - the African workers driving the AI revolution, for just over a dollar an hour” and was written by James Muldoon, Mark Graham and Callum Cant.

Clickwork God

Freefall FLX captures the mind of a man who split the heavens, shattered the sound barrier, and stared down the world from the edge of space. It’s a fevered freefall through triumph and defiance, where gravity pulls hard but ideology pulls harder. Between the silence of the stratosphere and the noise of Earthbound systems, his voice cuts like static: raw, unrepentant, unbound.

Freefall FLX

Redchrome.music

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