Sugarhigh on Gasoline

A sonic collision of nu-metal grit, electronic strobe, and breakbeat fury, “Nova Vox” captures the essence of a mind spiraling between realities. With razor-sharp percussive drops, glitch-infused beats, and an hourglass ticking in reverse, the track channels the haunting duality of Linkin Park’s darker catalog.

Nova Vox (Instrumental)

"A Touch of Funk" is a vibrant, groove-soaked track that blends retro funk vibes with a modern bounce. Sitting at a cool 110 BPM, it's made to make you move whether you're body popping, breakdancing, or just vibing out. With shimmering synths, slap bass, and a nostalgic rhythm that nods to the golden era of funk, this track is both a dancefloor igniter and a feel-good head-nodder.

A Touch Of Funk

A sonic supernova forged in the crucible of wrath and vengeance.
“Breaking the Light Barrier: Nero’s Vengeance” is an epic hybrid of cinematic orchestration and aggressive electronic pulses — the soundscape of a one-way warp into destiny.
Inspired by Star Trek’s Nero, this is the sound of annihilation with purpose. The collapse of time. A god hunted.
Layered with metallic tension, breakneck synths, and ghostly choirs, this track is for the ones who would chase eternity into the black hole — and come back changed.

Breaking the Light barrier: Neros Vengeance

“Counting the Stars” is a chill, lo-fi instrumental designed for calm focus, quiet nights, or deep thought. Floating over soft beats and mellow synth textures, this track feels like watching the cosmos in slow motion  stars drifting across the sky, planets glowing faintly in the distance, and dreams pulsing in time with the beat. Perfect for studying, relaxing, or drifting into a late-night creative zone. It’s music for the infinite  a soundscape made for repeat listening.

Counting The Stars

Drift into the vastness of space with mellow lo-fi textures and ambient layers designed for deep thought and calm focus. “Saturn Dreams” feels like floating past galaxies weightless, timeless, and endlessly serene. Perfect for studying, late-night reflection, or just letting your imagination wander among the constellations.

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Saturn Dreams

Step into the retro-future with “Alright Now”  a funky, playful track where a robot takes control of the turntables. Inspired by the talking-head robot TV era and classic sci-fi charm, this song mixes lo-fi grooves with mechanical flair, like a cybernetic DJ spinning tracks straight out of the 80s dream of tomorrow. Perfect for vibing, gaming, or cruising through neon cityscapes.

Alright Now

“Grandmaster’s Game”  is a chilling Halloween anthem where AI reigns supreme. Imagine Skynet itself seated at a cosmic chessboard, every piece under its control, calculating ten moves ahead while maniacal laughter echoes through the void. The beat hits with industrial menace and eerie atmospherics, like a robot overlord orchestrating both the game and the battlefield. It’s untouchable, sinister, and hypnotic  the sound of a machine playing not just chess, but with humanity’s fate. Perfect for Halloween nights, villain vibes, or anyone who loves their music dark, cinematic, and relentless.

Grandmaster’s Game

“Let’s Ride 2076” puts you in the seat of a futuristic motorcycle with a mind of its own — part Tron light cycle, part KITT from Knight Rider. Pulsing neon beats and cinematic synths drive the track forward as the AI voice guides you through the ride, smooth yet commanding, like a partner built from chrome and code. It’s a journey through glowing highways of tomorrow, where man and machine blur into one. A soundtrack for the future, untouchable and alive, whispering: “Let’s ride.”

Lets Ride 2076

“I Don’t Need to Know” is a slow, atmospheric bedroom beat wrapped in neon shadows and gentle intimacy. It’s the story of reaching out to someone who just needs to be held, no questions, no judgment, just warmth. Like a quiet embrace in a futuristic cityscape, the track blends chill, lo-fi R&B vibes with a cinematic, Blade Runner–inspired atmosphere. Smooth vocals whisper lines like “come here, I don’t need to know his name, just let me hold you,” capturing a love that transcends labels and lives in the moment. Both tender and futuristic, this is a song for late nights, rain on the window, and a connection that feels untouchable yet real.

I Don’t Need To Know

Cognix (Steve)—nephew of Hollywoods Little Ricky of I Love Lucy a professional musician and cousin to a former Atlanta Hawks cheerleader—is a combat veteran and prolific author of over 17 books, whose life story reads like a modern epic. He earned his stripes and served with distinction, Steve transitioned to civilian life with the same drive and precision.

By day, he writes code—designing custom software tools that blend efficiency with creativity. By night, he crafts immersive audio experiences under his artist name Cognix. His music draws on up to 30 layers of real custom samples, real world field recordings-from orca calls to distant storm rolls—woven together in chaotically rhythmic cadences that mirror nature’s own intelligence and teamwork. 

A proud father and devoted friend, Steve survived a near‑fatal encounter overseas that deepened his belief in art’s transformative power. When he isn’t serving others, sketching track designs, or working on his next book, you’ll find him in his apartment  sampling the world around him—blending forest rain, ocean swells, and urban hum into futuristic soundscapes.

Support Cognix and become part of the journey. Your contribution helps fuel independent creativity — from upgrading equipment to producing more powerful, meaningful music. Every bit of support isn’t just appreciated — it creates real impact. When you invest in an artist, you’re helping shape the future of sound, one track at a time. Thank you for being part of something lasting.

Cognix’s work stands at the intersection of heritage and innovation: carrying his family’s creative spark into every beat, every line of code, and every story he tells.

Alright Now

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