A raw, unapologetic anthem about growth, closure, and leaving the past behind. This track blends sharp verses with a hard-hitting chorus to tell the story of someone who’s changed so much they’re no longer recognizable to the person reaching out. It’s about breaking free from old versions of yourself, cutting ties with ghosts, and stepping fully into who you’ve become.

That Version of Me is Dead

This track captures the lingering thoughts and emotions that come after a love that won’t fade. With melodic verses, a catchy, repetitive chorus, and reflective bridges, it explores the feeling of someone constantly on your mind, impossible to shake, yet impossible to let go. Emotional, relatable, and immersive, it’s a song for anyone who’s felt a connection that stays with them long after it’s over.

Still In My Head

This track captures the fleeting intensity of a single night, where connection matters more than promises or forever. With intimate verses, a smooth pre-chorus, and a memorable chorus, it explores living fully in the moment, embracing passion, warmth, and vulnerability, even if it fades by morning. It’s a song about appreciating the present and letting the feelings speak for themselves.

Stay Tonight

This track is an emotional breakup anthem about the quiet truth of love that’s run its course. Built on heartfelt lyrics and a soaring chorus, it captures the moment when staying together feels colder than saying goodbye. It’s raw, honest, and bittersweet - exploring the pain of letting go while still wishing it could have worked. With its mix of vulnerability and power, it speaks to anyone who’s ever realized love isn’t enough to keep two people from drifting apart.

Don't Wanna Love You Halfway

This song feels like a classic Japanese ballad about distance and longing. The verses use the night sky as imagery — stars fading, a voice that feels too far to reach — to capture the sense of someone important slipping away. The pre-chorus repeats “なぜ涙が零れるの” (“why do the tears fall”), which really emphasizes that quiet sadness. Then the chorus brings in the idea of a promise tied to the stars: if that promise can be kept, then two people who are apart will eventually meet again. Until then, all you can do is keep calling their name, hoping it reaches them. It’s simple but emotional, very much in line with J-pop’s way of mixing romantic hope with melancholy.

[Verse]
夜空に浮かぶ星たち
ひとつ消えても気づかない
君の声は遠いままで
手を伸ばしても届かない

[Prechorus]
なぜ涙が零れるの
なぜ涙が零れるの
ただ静かに揺れるだけ

[Chorus]
星の約束守れたなら
僕らきっと出会えるの
空の端

[Chorus]
星の約束守れたなら
僕らきっと出会えるのに
心の声届く日まで
君の名前呼び続けて

Calling Your Name

I wrote "White Noise" about the search for peace in a world that never stops talking. The chaos of headlines and expectations can be deafening, and this song is about the person who silences all of it. Their presence is like a calming frequency that cancels out everything else, allowing me to finally hear myself think and feel grounded. It's a song for anyone who has found their anchor—their quiet in the storm.

White Noise

With "Read Receipts," I wanted to capture the messy, modern tragedy of a relationship collapsing under the weight of digital infidelity - especially when both people are guilty.

Read Receipts

With "Undo," I wanted to write about that universal feeling of regret right after you've said something careless to someone you love. The entire production is built around the idea of reversing time—multiple guitar riffs are played backwards, the main vocal hook is chopped and glitched like a broken memory, and old-fashioned tape rewinding reels kick in at various points. The verses are quiet and full of tension, but the chorus explodes into this huge, emotional drop because that feeling of desperation is massive. It's an apology and a fantasy, a song for anyone who's ever wished they could just hit a button and take it all back.

Lyrics: [Verse 1]
Silence in the car, feels so cold tonight
Drivin' through the city but I'm runnin' from the light
Of the words I said, hangin' in the air
I see 'em in the way you're starin' out of there
I'm tryna find a road that can take us back in time
To the moment right before I crossed the line
'Cause every mile we're drivin' is a mile we're far apart
And I'm lookin' for a button I can press to restart...
I just wish that I could hit undo
Erase the last five minutes, take 'em back from you
Oh, I'd rewind the tape, I would change the scene
And swallow all the words that were careless and mean
Can we just undo?
Pretend it wasn't true?
I know that I can't fix it, but I'm askin' you
Can we just undo?

[Verse 2]
I see your reflection in the window glass
A perfect thing I shattered, hopin' it would pass
Now I'm countin' all the pieces, hopin' I can save
This love that you so freely, so honestly gave
And I hate the man I was for a minute on that clock
The one who had the key and then went and broke the lock
'Cause every word is playin' on a loop inside my head
And I'd give anything to say something else instead...
I just wish that I could hit undo
Erase the last five minutes, take 'em back from you
Oh, I'd rewind the tape, I would change the scene
And swallow all the words that were careless and mean
Can we just undo?
Pretend it wasn't true?
I know that I can't fix it, but I'm askin' you
Can we just undo?
Is it too late to take it back?
Is there a way to get on track?
'Cause you're the only thing that's ever felt like home...
Don't wanna do this all alone.
I just wish that I could hit undo
Erase the last five minutes, take 'em back from you
Oh, I'd rewind the tape, I would change the scene
And swallow all the words that were careless and mean
Can we just undo?
Pretend it wasn't true?
I know that I can't fix it, but I'm askin' you
Can we just undo?

Undo

I wrote this song as a mirror to the idea of being saved. The first story is about someone being pulled from a dark place by a powerful, fiery person, but I wanted to explore the savior's perspective. What if he wasn't a legend 'honing his powers'? What if he was just as lost? This song is that confession—it's about the beautiful truth that the strongest connections form when two people recognize the same pain in each other and decide to be each other's light. It ultimately asks the question: "Who really saved who?"

Ophelia's Mirror

I wrote "Didn't Expect You Tonight" about that universal, gut-punch feeling of unexpectedly running into an ex. It’s about that split second where your heart forgets you're strangers now, and you're pulled right back into all the unspoken history. The whole song is that internal debate: Do I say hi? Do I pretend I'm okay? It’s for anyone who's ever been blindsided by a memory and realized some pieces of your past never truly leave you.

You, Tonight

This is a dark, melodic Korean rap track blending emotional intensity with sleek, modern production. The song explores a love that burns bright and disappears too fast — like sparks fading into the night. Verses deliver smooth, rhythmic rap flows over tight 808s, crisp snares, and airy synth textures, creating space for vulnerability and edge. The pre-chorus builds tension with moody plucks and reverb-soaked pads, leading into a soaring, emotional hook layered with harmonies and vocal chops. The sound is cinematic yet intimate, balancing melancholy and power through deep sub-bass, ambient leads, and shimmering atmospheres.


Fade

Sequel to "Fade" - initial track. Here, the relationship has already burned out. The imagery of flames and disappearance conveys intensity that has reached its peak and is now gone. The song reflects on the remnants of a past love, with a mix of regret and acceptance. The tone is dramatic yet polished, combining emotional rap and melodic sections to convey finality, closure, and lingering warmth from what once was.

[Verse 1]
In this dark room, only your breath remains
The words frozen on my lips still burn
Even if I try to forget, the memories spread
Every night, they flare up like fire

My heart still remembers you
Your face through the blurry window
I try to reach, but you drift away
Even if you vanish, the scars remain

[Pre-Chorus]
Trapped in that moment, like a fleeting light
Love flares up
Silently burning me

[Chorus]
You remain like an afterimage
Even if I close my eyes, you spread
The closer I get, the further you go
Scattering like light
Love is a cruel dream
Even after waking, it remains
I thought you were gone
But you still live inside me

[Verse 2]
Your voice seeps in like the wind
The lingering echoes wake me
I try to laugh, but I see you
Clear like film, never erased

Scenes replay again and again
Even if I press pause, they don’t fade
Time pushes me away
But your name lingers on my lips

[Pre-Chorus]
Even looking at myself in the mirror
I’m shadowed by you
I believed it was over
But you still live inside me

[Chorus]
You remain like an afterimage
Even if I close my eyes, you spread
The closer I get, the further you go
Scattering like light
Love is a cruel dream
Even after waking, it remains
I thought you were gone
But you still live inside me

[Verse 3]
In the dim light
Your touch brushes past
Through the empty air
Your name flows

The night inside me is long
No matter how far I walk, there’s no end
Love has disappeared
But the memories burn me

[Bridge]
In this dark night, I try to reach you
But my hand can’t touch you
Is this lingering feeling or love?
I can’t even tell anymore

[Final Chorus]
You remain like an afterimage
Even if I close my eyes, you spread
The closer I get, the further you go
Scattering like light
Love has no end
Even after burning, it remains
I thought you were gone
But you still live inside me

[Outro]
I thought you were gone
But your afterimage is still vivid

Flare

A track about finally getting over someone - and everything that goes along with that process. Remastered version. And yes, I'm aware it sounds just like Taylor Swift. That wasn't on purpose - but it works for the story-telling style of this song.

You Never Mattered

“End of the World Party” is a dark, electric pop track about holding on when everything else falls apart. The lyrics capture two people choosing to stay present — not out of denial, but because there’s nowhere else left to be - except with each other.

End of the World Party

The song is a first-person narrative exploring the internal conflict of being in a seemingly perfect relationship that provides no emotional fulfillment. The central theme is cognitive dissonance—the psychological stress of holding conflicting beliefs—specifically, the contrast between a relationship that is objectively ideal ("perfect on paper") and the singer's subjective feeling of emotional numbness ("I feel absolutely nothing'").

Perfect On Paper

“Autopilot” is an indie-folk cinematic ballad about two people staying together out of habit more than love. The production is understated — acoustic guitar, muted piano, and quiet strings — creating a sense of calm that feels almost hollow. The vocals carry a worn honesty, capturing that space between comfort and disconnection. It’s reflective, restrained, and quietly emotional without reaching for drama.

Autopilot

Hi everyone - I’m Staticfoxx, and I create music where human emotion meets AI-driven production. Every lyric written comes directly from me, my thoughts, my stories, my experiences. I compose all of the melodies on piano, which are then shaped with the help of AI, which adapts and transforms my recordings into something new, while I guide every step of the process. Through extensive editing, mixing, and fine-tuning, I turn these ideas into fully realized tracks that blend personal expression with digital innovation.

For me, music is about taking something deeply human and amplifying it through technology, creating songs that are personal, immersive, and uniquely mine.

I hope you enjoy listening to the work!

Currently only here on Soundcloud.

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