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This track radiates uplift and connection. the bright sound palette adds a layer of hopefulness and emotional clarity. The title “Love Each Other” suggests unity and togetherness — it comes across as a call to heal, to gather around the beat.

Love_each_other_by_Skinloop_Rebotica

Verse 1]
You used to laugh like I’d never forget it
Back when our lives were tangled like thread
Photos in boxes, names I don’t mention
But once in a while, you still live in my head

Some friendships fade like the back of a postcard
Some burn bright, then vanish in smoke
And I’m left holding these half-written stories
Wondering when the silence spoke

[Chorus]
To the ones who’ve gone before
Not in death, just out the door
You were once my whole damn sky
Now you're names I pass by
But I remember
Even if time erased the score
Here’s a song to the ones
Who’ve gone before

[Verse 2]
We thought we’d be old, still telling bad jokes
Still sharing coffee and shame
But somewhere between birthdays and moving away
We stopped saying each other’s names

I don’t blame you, I’m not angry
Life has a way of closing doors
But I still toast to you in quiet rooms
When no one’s keeping score

[Chorus]
To the ones who’ve gone before
Not in fire, just in the slow thaw
You were once my Sunday call
Now I can’t recall it all
But I remember
Even if you’re not here anymore
This one’s for the ones
Who’ve gone before

[Bridge – spoken or half-sung]
Some left gently
Some just stopped
Some were taken
Some forgot
But we were real once, weren’t we?
Even if time says not

[Final Chorus – soft, layered harmonies]
To the ones I used to know
Who helped me grow, then had to go
You were chapters, you were flame
Even if I lost your name
And I remember
Even when I don’t remember what for
This song is yours—
To the ones who’ve gone beforeM

To the Ones Whove Gone Before

Skinloop Robotica (formerly Monkey Business)

I started out making music in my own name—just me, a notebook, and a cheap mic, teaching myself as I went. Back then, I didn’t know what “production” meant, but I knew how it felt to turn pain into sound. Later came Monkey Business, a space where I experimented freely, mixing folk, indie pop, and early lo-fi beats while figuring out who I was as an artist.

Now, it’s evolved into Skinloop Robotica—a hybrid sound built on human voice and machine collaboration. Every track starts with me: I write the melody, sing it into Suno, build the instrumental skeleton, and then move it into BandLab to layer harmonies, textures, and my own live vocals—sometimes twice, sometimes three times over. I use my Kits.ai vocal model not to replace my voice but to blend with it, keeping the imperfections, keeping the breath. I don’t remove the AI—I fold it into the mix until it sounds alive.

This isn’t about chasing algorithms or trends. It’s about creating music that feels honest, vulnerable, and strange in all the right ways. Expect warm low baritone vocals, soft electronic atmospheres, indie-pop edges, and unexpected experimental turns. This is where memory meets machine.

This is Skinloop Robotica: a human expression in a digital age.

To the Ones Whove Gone Before

Skinloop Robotica

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