Name: a H O M E were all A L O N E in by Solar Sol
Duration: 2 min 53 s
Description: From my album "the B L O O M S and the B L I G H T S"

My first actual album, mainly a passion project based on my love for Synthwave (with a mixture of a bit of vaporwave).

Check me out on Spotify under the same name :)

Enjoy !!

Transition to a New World

If you like ethereal synths, echo-laced vocals, and a slow, celestial pulse, this one’s for you. I invite you to listen.

It blends vaporwave and slushwave textures with elements of cloud rap and contemporary RnB.

The BPM sits around 60, and the vocals move between singing and echo-heavy rapping.

It’s reflective, nostalgic, and a little sad—made for moments of thought and gratitude


never M E A N T to B E

This song is from my project Rhyme Frenzy One. On this project, I tried to push the boundaries of rhyming: using long rhyme schemes in both duration and syllable count, and at times layering multiple different schemes simultaneously. If that sounds interesting to you, check out the song and pay close attention to all the rhymes. Enjoy!

Gliding thru the Neon Tunnel

If you’ve ever lost someone and found yourself thinking about them late at night, this might resonate with you.

It’s a slow, spacey track built around vaporwave and lo-fi textures—dreamy and cloudy, with BPM in the low 60s

The vocals move between echo-heavy rapping and soft adlibs that echo the rhymes, adding layers of emotion

The lyrics reflect on grief and the memory of friends who’ve passed-sad, reflective, and raw.

S L E E P I N G among the stars' S E R E N E mist

If you’ve been through something heavy and made it out the other side, this one might speak to you.

It’s a slow, emotional track built around low piano chords and vaporwave textures—dreamy, reflective, and quietly motivational.

The BPM sits around 60, with echo-heavy rapping and soft adlibs that echo the rhymes.
The lyrics celebrate the pain we’ve overcome and the relief that follows

celebrate the P A I N we O V E R C A M E

So I ended up turning a couple tracks from my rap album Rhyme Frenzy One into slushwave. Wasn’t planned, just messing around in FL Studio and stumbled into a sound that felt really dope. I tried it out with a few songs from the album to see which ones worked best slushed up, and landed on two that felt right.

It’s got that hazy, slowed-down vibe — kind of chopped and screwed, kind of ambient. If you're into that kind of stuff, you might dig it. Thinking I might do the same with Rhyme Frenzy Two once that’s out.

Candy ∞ Necklace

Gentrifying ∞ Yourself

From my album Rhyme Frenzy One. Idea behind album was just to jam pack it with rhymes: long rhymes of many syllables and also interpolating different rhyme schemes at the same time. Listen for em! Enjoy!

Flickering among the Galactic Glimmers

It’s a slow, dreamy track built around low piano chords and vaporwave textures, with BPM in the low 60s.

Echo-heavy rapping and soft singing adlibs weave through the beat, repeating rhymes like distant memories.

C O M I N G back H O M E

A song from my album "h e a r t w a a a v e"

This album is a blend of ambient and vaporwave with a consistently low BPM. The sound is built around a mystical, emotional atmosphere, using heavy delay and reverb effects — especially on vocals, which appear in the second half of each track and are slowed and pitch-shifted. The bassline carries its own melodic role, while the drums are minimal and heavily filtered, often resembling the sounds of a heartbeat. Synth leads provide the main melodic structure, contributing to the dreamy, echo-heavy texture throughout the album.


feel your h e a e a r t beat

From my album "the B L O O M S and the B L I G H T S"

a H O M E were all A L O N E in

Hey, I’m Solar Sol. I make slow, dreamy, slushy, emotional stuff, mostly influenced by vaporwave, slushwave, lo-fi, and space ambient. 

I really like long rhymes too, so I incorporate them into my music sometimes as well! For instance, "under the vast sky, SPENT the NIGHTS RIFE with PAIN // cause part of me died when you WENT to BRIGHT LIGHTS LANE", but still figuring out how to implement these types of rhyme schemes into singing and slower songs.

With rhymes in mind, I also make what I call "frenzy rap", which is based on (a) a rapping throughout the entire beat (no interludes, pauses, hooks, etc.) and (b) long and complex rhyme schemes! 

I currently have three albums in the works, all with their own unique identities / soundscapes. I expect at least one of them to be done by mid-August 2025!

a H O M E were all A L O N E in

Solar Sol

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