digital porn w ocelot + kasyuho (kubelis + ocelot)

@ocelotbruh @ocelotbruh @ocelotbruh @ocelotbruh @ocelotbruh @ocelotbruh @ocelotbruh 

@ocelot- ego prod me *#dj fauxf6r* #25 #strepkut #tranq

she a mess w sniper2004 @sur6ery

@sniper2004 @30013 pants

https://open.spotify.com/track/3w3exVZ0bHkm1NnmPhmOl5?si=sz1j9zsMQTWyqnbIo_M8Hg

@zone19 @ahst @zone19 @ahst
#yyy #yyy #yyy #yyy
@ tha party in tha back goin numb 
smoke up kno it’s bad 4 my lungs 
shawty take tha dihh yh, don’t run 
comin down off tha molly 
yh dis shi no funnn :   (
cant sleep i hear patterns, i hear drums
buddy fkd up talknn down tryna jump 
lil buddy wan beef ?
knock em down w dat pump
lil shawty wan d, beat it down till she wut 
yh bih yh im smokin onnat wut onnat wut
talk down n dat boy gettn snuffed 
wake up take a hit of my cup 
love my shawty cus she think im enough 
fukkd up ion think im enough 
up all nite i js think ab drugs 
fukkd up i js think ab drugs 
yh bih wann drugs ?
lil bih hit tha plug up 
ima smoke my weed n stfu 
bih i js popped 3 pills off tha wake up 
thicc snowbunny,
she don’t need no makeup
ima start a cult but a nga ain from waco
smoke big packs, 
ian smokin on no shake ho
ima fukkn chop em up 
gaf bout a draco 🙄🙄
like he jason bih we leave em in dat lake 
fukk wut u say ong bih im baked 
i cant keep a job ong bih im late 
@stray66 finn, ong bih im jake 
yh put him on da bin lil buddy it’s too late
only 20 but i feel like it’s too late 
yhh bih ngas tryna steal up off my plate 
yhh bih catch a hat 
walkem down broad day
yh big double pump rearrange nga face
bih pop a pill idc if it’s laced

no ^^; funnnn😿😿 @bbuggin

prod me
w/ @ocelotbruh

https://open.spotify.com/album/5llvOVtQjK3Yg6gpXPUeEW?si=kRLkEAx7SMGVURVq1dEHgA

insta: ily.rlax

propane w/ ocelot prod me

V11rus

prod: @ocelotbruh @dashcrook
insta: ily.rlax
https://open.spotify.com/album/3b3OqbmMGdY05qS7NtnoE2

elixir prod ocelot + crook

Enjoy suffering

this song is one of the hardest songs ever made

Murder Business

If it weren't for Eliminate's "Audio Combat" YouTube series, there wouldn't be an Interbay.  

(Now if, for whatever reason, you're not a particular fan of Interbay--please, don't blame Nate.  The mistakes, all of them, have been mine and mine alone.)  

Let's speedrun through the backstory--I was the front man and co-songwriter for a few bands in the late 80s to the early 90s.  In '92, I moved to Seattle...and, somehow, never found myself a band during the Seattle scene explosion.  I still had song ideas--especially as my nightclub dj career took off--but I hadn't figured out how to craft them on my own.  I started collecting gear, but I'd always put off "putting together a home studio" to some later date.  

"If I only had some extra time..." I'd say.  

Then, in 2015--I was diagnosed and hospitalized with blood cancer (just half a year after my wife had been diagnosed with colon cancer--not my favorite year)...and when I got out of the hospital, I was so weak...I couldn't imagine going back to my previous jobs full time.  If EVER there was a time to set up a home studio...it would be at that moment.  I bought a laptop that I was only going to use for music production.  I bought Ableton 6 and a Push 2 and a Focusrite and some monitor speakers and tons of cables and a mixer and I opened a new folder and titled it Interbay 2017 (because I realized that there was a learning curve, I knew it would take some time before I'd create anything worth sharing.)  

And then?  Nothing.  Most of those things are still in the boxes I bought them in.  The learning curve was so daunting--and I just wanted to have fun making music!  And then I recovered enough to get back to my comedy industry career and the moment was gone.  

A few years later, the Covid lockdowns happened--and I was forced to not work, forced to stay home...and I put together some of the gear I owned (I set it up on the dining room table) and it made me never want to do that again.    

I was mad--I said "If I only had some extra time"--and then I did, and I didn't do what I'd been telling myself for a couple decades that I really wanted to do.  

And then my wife died (while I've been declared cancer free, her cancer kept coming back. :( )  

I was suddenly a single father--a role that did not mesh with my comedy industry work, so I retired.  Despite the horrible circumstances that created it, I was given one final chance to get back to music production.  

And watching "Audio Combat"--an open challenge to take an awful sample and turn it into a 1 minute long track in 2 hours, while Eliminate did the same--made me feel like that was something I could do.  That I wanted to do.  

And Nate used FL Studio.  And FL Studio made sense to me.  

Two months after I got myself FL Studio and started making music again (and decided that I would learn by doing and that I'd make my mistakes in public, so I posted the first tracks I managed to produce on Facebook), I competed in my first Audio Combat.  The sample was that of an old Russian helicopter squaking itself to life, when started.   I would compete in every single Audio Combat during the 3rd "season"--and nearly every 1 minute track I'd make for Audio Combat was then turned into a full length Interbay experiment.  

This track, this noisy funky track with video game samples and hidden helicopter sounds and a classic funk vocal sample, is based on the first track I ever made for Audio Combat.  It became "Experiment 32" on Facebook.  And now, it has undergone the Rethink, Remake, Remix treatment to share it here on SoundCloud.  

Time for your turn in the Soul Train dance line as Interbay gives up the funk.  

(Listen, Like, Repost, Share, Comment, Playlist and Follow.  Please!)