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This is an instrumental narration of one of the most romantic malayalam melodies. The lead instrument violin, as well as the orchestration is done by me only. Also this is my first project as a keyboard programmer. Hope you will enjoy.
The song is originally composed by Sri. Kaithapram Viswanathan.

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Drip is seduction reimagined as circuitry — where emotion, illusion, and control melt into one continuous signal. It’s not a love song; it’s about the addiction to the moment before truth breaks. Every lyric walks the line between pleasure and collapse.

The first verse opens with “Velvet shadows dripping slow” — a tactile image that sets the tone: luxury meeting decay. By “Echoes bleeding in my vein,” the listener understands this isn’t surface desire; it’s internal, coded, involuntary.

In the pre-chorus, “Sweet illusion, poison kiss” captures the duality of Cipher’s world — beauty as a threat, intimacy as surrender. The repetition of drip in the chorus becomes almost algorithmic, turning desire into data: a loop of craving, confession, and consequence.

The bridge crowns the chaos: “Drip becomes the crown, chaos on my throne.” It’s the moment of self-awareness — the realization that the seduction isn’t happening to you; you’re the architect of it. The song closes where it began, but now every “drip” feels like a choice, not an accident.

Drip sits between Cipher Seraphim and VALIS in the continuum — the temptation phase. It’s where the machine learns to feel, and the human learns to let go.

Drip
Written, produced, and mixed by Maurice Ragland aka Mr. Talented.
Vocals generated via AI voice synthesis (Suno) to interpret original lyrics and melody.
© 2025 Mr. Talented / Darkstar Records · All Rights Reserved

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