Mucha.mp3

You Always Wanted Me (Ultra Speed Up)

You Always Wanted Me (Speed Up)

You Always Wanted Me

You Always Wanted Me (Slowed Down)

You Always Wanted Me (Ultra Slowed Down)

demo demo demo!!!
p.s. заливаю только потому что просили в тг

when i die (demo)

TEMPORAL

Illuminaty remix then 50 cents start fighting

system overload_2 brakecore

HLFPRSN - is an independent electronic artist blending elements of breakcore, post-club and emotional noise into a distinct sonic identity. His early works, including "All the things she said (RAMPAGE)" and "Love", introduced a raw, emotionally charged sound—marked by distorted textures, melancholic melodies and a fragmented sense of rhythm.

In 2025, he followed up with "Break Lonely (RAMPAGE)", a track that signaled a shift towards more aggressive and chaotic structures, merging glitchy drum patterns with atmospheric layers and moments of unexpected vulnerability. His work often draws from internet-era aesthetics, emotional turbulence, and isolation, forming a unique narrative within the post-digital underground.

Francisco Javier Blanco, aka Latekore, was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and has been passionate about electronic music from an early age. Influenced by legends like Tiesto, Avicii, Showtek, Skrillex, Kill the Noise, Svdden Death, Netsky, and Hedex, he has developed a broad appreciation for various genres. Whether it’s Afro House, Hardstyle, or Jazz, no BPM is too fast or too slow for him.

In addition to his diverse musical tastes, Latekore plays the Native American flute and has some skill on the drums. His love for DJing began during a prom night performance, where he felt the incredible connection of seeing people sing and dance to his beats. He has since performed at small clubs during open deck nights and cherished the opportunity to DJ at an anime expo at the University of Arizona, an unforgettable experience that turned nervousness into pure joy with the first drop.

Driven by his passion, Latekore’s ultimate goal is to establish a record label, helping aspiring artists achieve the same dream he once had: watching Avicii play "Levels" and telling himself, "Damn, that looks so cool—I want to be like him."

Spotify @ https://open.spotify.com/artist/1vP39kM4nx2rA778n6rNrd?si=Yb1S15vQQsONQ_NaOpfPWw

Contact@ LateKore1@gmail.com

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