Mysteria

A downtempo electronic track inspired by nature, made by Seb Gardner

Wildflower

Putting this out early here for you
Live on Spotify on Friday
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Pacific Winds

Floating Windows

Subroutine

Sometimes we need a break from the over-stimulation of our current life. Why not take a break with Lonesome Few! This track is a part of my upcoming album. Thanks as always for listening :)

Lonesome Few

Something completely different that will take part of a new EP, along with "Out of the Ordinary". Enjoy!

Before the Storm

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Maroon 5 - Maps (Pedro B Edit)

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Overload

Reflection on judgment and pain
The title "Chop Suey!" carries a double meaning: besides being a Chinese-American dish, it's a pun on the word "suicide," cut in half. This already points to the central theme of System Of A Down's song, which discusses social judgment surrounding death, especially suicide. The lyrics highlight the hypocrisy with which society treats different types of death, as in the line "I don't think you trust in my self-righteous suicide." Daron Malakian, the band's guitarist, explained that the song questions why people who die in certain ways, such as from drug abuse, are seen as deserving of that fate. This connects to the line "I cry when angels deserve to die," suggesting that even good people can be judged unfairly.
The repetition of everyday actions, such as "grab a brush and put on a little makeup" and "hide your scars to fade away the shakeup," symbolizes the effort to conceal pain and trauma. The question "Why did you leave the keys on the table?" demonstrates the search for meaning in simple gestures in the face of tragedy. The biblical passage "Father, into Your hands I commend my spirit" reinforces the existential and spiritual weight of the theme, bringing to the surface the feeling of abandonment and divine judgment, as in "Why have You forsaken me?" By combining religious references, social critique, and metaphors about appearance and judgment, "Chop Suey!" stands out as an intense protest against superficiality and the lack of empathy in the face of others' suffering.
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Enjoy this Remix

Subroutine

St.Cliche