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Virtual Illusions v3 (v5 Cover V2)

Unstoppable AI (v5 Cover V2)

Unstoppable vs Immovable (v5 Cover V4)

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Vanilla Skied (v5 Cover)

Virtual Reality Showdown 2 v3 (v5 Cover)

Virtual Plumbus_ The Digital Oddity (v5 Cover V2)

A dark, cyberpunk story about life under constant surveillance.
Neon lights, endless streams of code, and the hum of the system set the scene for someone trapped, always online, always watched.
Spoken word meets synth-music in a reflection on control, data, and lost freedom.

Lyrics:

Verse
He wakes up to the glow of the screen.
No sun, no sky, just code.
His pulse synced to the algorithm.
His dreams stored in the cloud.
He used to write music,
now he just feeds data.
Every click, every breath,
another number for the hive.
The city hums,
cold steel and artificial gods.
He smiles on cue,
coz the system records it all.

And somewhere deep inside,
he wonders when he last felt truly offline.

Verse
They promised connection,
but gave him control.
Sold him comfort,
and took his soul.
He tried to disappear,
unplug, erase, escape,
but the network remembered him.
It remembers everything.
His ID, his voice, his face.
All property of the machine.
He runs, but the walls
are made of code.

And somewhere deep inside,
he can’t remember the last time he was offline.

End
He screams,
but even that becomes a notification.

Prisoner of the Algorythm

A dark cyberpunk rap track about emotional addiction and repetition. Back to You dives into the loop of toxic love, where every escape leads back to the same pain. Cold beats, glitch effects, and a haunting robotic flow reflect a heart trapped in its own circuitry.

Back to You

I enabled fan support if anyone wants to support my music :P lol None of it is monetized fyi. Almost at 4 million plays!
Videos and stuff on Suno and Youtube.
Just think of my music as having access to a catalog of music from an alternate timeline. aka Interdimensional Radio. I put a lot of work into most of my songs. There's a lot of songs, I know. I use several AI and my home studio. Please leave a comment on any songs you like. It gets lonely here sometimes :) cashapp me if you want to support me but I don't expect anything from anyone, just enjoy the tunes. None of my music is monetized anywhere. Feel free to use it, remix it, etc. I just make it for fun... There is a 0.0001% chance of me making a career out of this or anything lol

Just have fun with the songs. There is a bit of everything but mostly stuff I like which leans towards the synth/rock/retrowave/rap genres typically but not always.

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Tensile Force is a bedroom producer and hobby DJ with a deep passion for a wide range of electronic music. Growing up in the 1990s, he spent countless hours scanning radio stations and recording his favorite tracks onto cassette tapes. Over the years, he has crafted trance and progressive music, staying true to his love for electronic beats.

While synthwave and synthpop have always held a special place in his heart, he hadn’t ventured into producing them until 2025. This year marks a new chapter with the release of his debut synthpop track, "Night Drive." Inspired by the timeless sounds of the past, he is now on a mission to perfect this genre under the alias TFM85.

electronic/industrial/ambient visions, created with the latest tech + my own imagination

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