“Near Death Experience” is the moment the Quantumbreak stops being a theory and becomes a weapon.
A 1000-BPM++++ hyperspeed vortex, sculpted with the Embodme Erae 2, designed not for the human ear but for whatever entities live between quarks and gamma rays.

This track doesn’t play — it collapses, implodes, resurrects, and accelerates reality in cycles fast enough to make a supernova sweat.
Melodies flicker like astral neurons, the rhythm behaves like an unstable particle stream, and the groove… yes, somehow, there is groove, even beyond the speed where BPM loses all meaning.

This is the soundtrack of a consciousness being ripped through dimensions, rebuilt atom by atom, and thrown back into its body with a polite “good luck”.

Aphex Twin smiles somewhere.
Squarepusher takes notes.
The CERN would like to speak with you.
Moby has fainted again.

Welcome to the Quantumbreak.
Welcome to Near Death Experience.

Near Death Experience

Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG closes the QuantumBreak saga with his most unhinged act of sonic defiance yet.
We Will Survive (Or Not) is not a track — it’s a survival test, a transcendental cyclone of 1000+ BPM where acid spirals, psy-fractals, and breakbeats collapsing faster than starlight collide in impossible harmony.

Built with the holy arsenal — Ableton Live 12, Push 2, the Embodme Erae 2, and the Komplete Kontrol S61 Mk3 — this track bends tempo, form, and physical law until they scream for mercy.
But mercy is not on the menu.

Here, the QuantumBreak becomes a ritual:
a vortex where rhythm liquefies, melody twists into neon serpents, and the groove somehow… survives.
Or mutates. Or ascends. Hard to tell at these speeds.

This is the sound of:
⚡ acid lines evaporating in real time
⚡ breakbeats folding into higher-dimensional geometry
⚡ psytrance ghosts whispering in tachyonic tongues
⚡ the universe checking its pulse — and finding nothing consistent

We Will Survive (Or Not) is the final breath before the next era.
A celebration.
A threat.
A prophecy.
And maybe the most beautiful migraine you’ll ever dance to.

Welcome to the border where rhythm becomes energy, and energy becomes truth.
If you survive this one… congratulations.
You’re officially Quantumbreak-compatible.

We Will Survive (Or Not)

Meta-Quantum is Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG stepping into a new frontier of hyperspeed composition — a place where Selected Ambient Works is teleported into a particle collider and comes back vibrating at a thousand beats per minute… yet somehow calmer than your heartbeat.

This is Ambient Quantumbreak:
a paradox made music, a dream running faster than reality can process it, a slow-motion sunrise happening at light speed.

Built with the full arsenal — Ableton Live 12, Push 2, the Embodme Erae 2, and the Kontrol S61 MK3 — the track bends expression into something fluid, organic, and eerily serene.
Airy pads shimmer like frozen nebulae, micro-synced pulses ripple through space-time, and the groove remains unmistakably alive even as it outruns physics.

No double tempo.
No shortcuts.
No illusion.
Pure human-guided velocity sculpted into something meditative, emotional, and strangely beautiful.

With Meta-Quantum, Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG blurs the boundary between chaos and contemplation — proving that even at impossible speeds, music can breathe, bloom, and transcend.

Welcome to the quiet side of the Quantumbreak.
A place where hyperspeed feels like peace.

Meta-Quantum

“Synapse Attack” is the moment the Quantumbreak stops behaving like music and begins behaving like a neurological event.
Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG unleashes his most mind-warping creation yet — a hyperspeed labyrinth of fractured rhythms, multidimensional pulses, and melodic shrapnel that ricochets directly through the nervous system.

Built with the full power of Ableton Live 12, Push 2, Embodme Erae 2, and the Komplete Kontrol S61 MK3, this track isn’t produced… it’s engineered, like a sonic particle accelerator firing breakbeats faster than the brain can consciously track — yet somehow remaining coherent, groovy, and terrifyingly alive.

Where previous Quantumbreak tracks pushed the boundaries of rhythm,
“Synapse Attack” vaporizes the boundaries entirely.
It folds tempo into geometry, turns sound into a mental corridor, and drags the listener through 42 overlapping perceptions of time. It’s hypnotic, aggressive, psychedelic, and mathematically absurd — the kind of track that could make a supercomputer sweat.

Some will call it experimental.
Some will call it impossible.
Most will simply call for medical assistance.

Enter at your own risk.
Dance if you dare.
Survive if you can.

Synapse Attack

“Tachyonic Threat” is what happens when Quantumbreak stops being about speed… and starts bending time itself.
A hypnotic, hyper-accelerated corridor of rhythm, built from motifs so fast they shouldn’t exist — yet somehow stay groovy, coherent, and eerily alive.

Driven by a surgically precise kick engine and fractal percussion architectures, the track pulls the listener into a trance-state where reality loops, folds, and twists into new geometries.
It’s minimal, but not simple.
It’s mental, but not chaotic.
It’s fast — impossibly fast — yet every movement feels intentional.

The result:
a tachyon-fueled piece of Quantumbreak, hypnotic enough to induce visions and sharp enough to destabilize your internal clock.

Enter carefully.
This one doesn’t just break BPM limits —
it outruns causality.

Tachyonic Threat

“Abyssal Groove” is not a track — it’s a gravitational collapse set to rhythm.
A Quantumbreak descent into a subaquatic dimension where pressure is measured in BPM and the dark matter pulses in sync with your synapses.

Here, Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG dives past the limits of velocity and deep into something stranger:
a groove born in the hadal zone, where melodies shimmer like bioluminescent creatures and percussion strikes echo like tectonic plates cracking in slow motion at impossible speed.

The kicks throb beyond human thresholds, yet remain hypnotically danceable, creating the uncanny sensation of drifting and sprinting at the same time.
The pads swell and collapse like a cosmic trench breathing, the textures swirl in fractal spirals, and the entire mix feels like a message whispered by an ocean that exists outside linear reality.

This is ambient pressure meeting hyper-tempo, a union of mental trance, abyss-core tension, and pure Quantumbreak insanity — sculpted through the Push 2, the Embodme Erae 2, and sheer dimensional stubbornness.

Abyssal Groove is the soundtrack of a place where light doesn't reach…
…but rhythm does.

Welcome to the deep end.
Try not to sink.

Abyssal Groove

“Red Pillz” is Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG at his most unhinged, unfiltered, and unavoidably transcendental — a full-spectrum Quantumbreak assault built from live-played Erae 2 patterns, acid hallucinations, and rhythmic architecture that folds space like origami on DMT.

Everything here is performed, not programmed.
The percussion is a hyperactive ritual: finger-drummed at human speed, then blasted into tachyonic territory where grooves mutate, multiply, and collide with impossible precision. It’s the sound of a drummer losing his physical form and becoming pure intention.

Acid lines twist like serpents made of laser light.
Nappes bloom into psychedelic storms.
The rhythm keeps shifting like a Rubik’s cube that solves itself at 1000+ BPM.

“Red Pillz” isn’t just fast — it’s alive.
It breathes, writhes, spirals, and breaks open new mental corridors as it moves. It’s a manifesto for what Quantumbreak becomes when you fuse it with psychedelic trance logic, hyperspeed drumming, and the chaotic imagination of an artist who doesn’t recognize the concept of “limits.”

Take the pill.
Enter the vortex.
But don’t expect to come back in the same shape.

Red Pillz

“Akuma VS M.Bison : DOUBLE K.O.” is the moment the Quantumbreak universe stops pretending to obey physics.
Forged with two Erae 2 controllers, a hyperspeed workflow, and BPM levels that should require a legal permit, this track is a full-scale dimensional clash:
Akuma’s razor-sharp brutality colliding with
M.Bison’s telekinetic heaviness
until both forces implode in a synchronized, catastrophic DOUBLE K.O.

Built at over 1000 BPM, the track bends rhythm into impossible shapes — micro-polyrhythms, fractal grooves, and fluid velocity changes that strike with martial-arts precision.
Every pattern is performed, not programmed: a duel fought in real time on luminous silicone pads that ripple like chi energy.

The sound design is a battlefield of warped harmonics, shifting stabs, spectral pads, and percussive anomalies that behave as if they’re alive.
The groove never dies — it mutates, reforms, attacks again.

This is not just speed.
It’s combat-theory music, a cosmic fight scene rendered as Quantumbreak audio.

If you survive the impact, congratulations.
If not… well, the title warned you.

Welcome to the arena.
FIGHT.

Akuma VS M.Bison : DOUBLE K.O.

“Middle of Nowhere” is a descent into a shifting desert of fractured timelines — a hypnotic, ultra-fast Quantumbreak ritual where groove survives against impossible odds. Built entirely on instinct, dual controllers and sheer entropy, this track blends tribal pulses, psychedelic textures, and high-dimensional rhythms that shouldn’t logically coexist… yet somehow do.

A drifting mirage, a spiral, a storm — and a reminder that even in the absolute void, the beat finds a way.

Enter at your own risk.

Middle Of Nowhere

“Instinct” is a hyper-charged dive into the raw, unfiltered core of Quantumbreak — a track built at the edge of collapse, where rhythm mutates faster than thought and the subconscious becomes the true conductor.

Driven by dual Erae 2 control, this piece erupts from pure improvisation: tactile drumming, pressure-sensitive pattern morphing, and harmonic fragments that warp between states like unstable particles. Every section feels alive, mutating organically, refusing any linear structure. The BPM climbs and coils into itself until the groove becomes something beyond groove — a swarm, a pulse, a feral logic only the body understands.

“Instinct” thrives on chaotic micro-syncopation, psychedelic texture sculpting, and unexpected harmonic surges that break through the rhythmic storm like flashes of raw consciousness. It’s a track that doesn’t “progress” so much as it evolves, accelerating and shedding layers until only the essential remains: motion, energy, animal intuition.

This is music built without a blueprint — composed by reaction, sensation, and impulse, captured in the moment before conscious thought could intervene.

If Quantumbreak had a heartbeat, this is what it would sound like.

Instinct

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