The debut album of Softitude combines experimental music with IDM. This album, which entirely narrates a hero's journey of battling their inner demon, takes the listener on a journey through intense and often chaotic emotions.

Poor Thing

Softitude's new single picks up where the previous adventure left off. Technically more intricate, this track attempts to describe the effort of expressing fiery emotions trapped within a glacier.

Glacier and Volcano

Welcome to "Sound of 37," an album crafted over the past few months with a singular purpose: to explore the realm of sound and emotion. In this collection, meaning takes a backseat to the pure joy of creation. These songs represent my earliest attempts at expressing the depth of my emotions through music.

Expect a mixed bag of sounds and styles as I navigate through this sonic journey. While some tracks may seem disparate, they all share one common thread: they are authentic expressions of my innermost feelings. From the whimsical to the profound, each song captures a moment in my musical evolution.

"Sound of 37" is a celebration of experimentation, a testament to the joy of creating without constraints. While there may not be a cohesive theme tying these tracks together, they all share one important quality: they are infused with a sense of lightness and fun. I invite you to join me on this musical adventure, where the only rule is to let go and enjoy the ride.

So sit back, relax, and let the "Sound of 37" wash over you. Whether you're seeking a moment of escape or simply looking to have some fun, there's something here for everyone.

Death of a Vocobot (Outro Demo)

Glitch Meltdown

Tblisi

This is It

Hazel Eyes

Insecurity

Cinematic Prelude

Ghosts

Fractured Reverie

Siberian Express

Lullaby to Wake Up

Nightmare II: Latent Content

Morning Mist

Found and Lost

Out of His System

Tangerine Sky

Tetha Waves

Nightmare I: Manifest Content

The Repressed One

Road to Silver City

Cyclothymia Song

Paprika (How Dreams Work)

I am an amateur experimental music artist who discovered that I can express my subconscious best after years of professionally listening to music and going through psychoanalysis. The name of my band comes from a scene in the movie "Poor Things.", which may or may not have different meanings.

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