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Nimbus

Sleep is a trap-rap thinkpiece set at 142 BPM in E minor—a neon night drive through REM cycles, delta waves, and memory “defrag.” Sub-heavy 808s, metallic claps, and gritty analog stabs score a lyrical essay on sleep science vs. hustle culture, flipping insomnia and “sleep-debt stress” into a cinematic hook: “Sleep is a spaceship.”
Built for fans of Kendrick Lamar (“HUMBLE.” minimal punch), Childish Gambino (“This Is America” commentary), and Denzel Curry (dynamic ferocity), the record blends socio-linguistic satire with street cadence: triplet hats, reversed piano shots, and radio-static textures that fade like midnight vents. Verses trace rest as repair—organs clocking in, cortisol dipping, dopamine surging—while the chorus swells over a tight stereo field and deep mono sub-foundation.
This is dreamcore meets trap minimalism: a mood reset, a cultural critique, and a playlist-ready anthem for late-night coders, gym headphone warriors, and mental-health realists who know recovery is performance. If you’ve ever turned city sirens into melody, you’re already aboard.

SLEEP

I Am the Song

“Still Standing in the Storm” is a cinematic country-pop ballad that blends raw emotion with poetic resilience. Led by expressive, raspy female vocals over intimate fingerpicked acoustic guitar and ambient textures, the song captures the quiet strength of a woman weathering grief, betrayal, and motherhood.

Set in D Major at 78 BPM, the arrangement builds gradually with soft fiddle, brushed snare, low sustained piano, and optional slide guitar accents. A haunting reversed piano motif echoes the emotional hook, layered with whispered harmonies, ambient swells, and wind textures. The bridge features a key modulation and a spoken “I’m still here” tag, elevating the emotional arc. The outro fades with reversed piano shimmer and ambient pad, reinforcing the theme of survival and hope.

Perfect for fans of Lainey Wilson, Ingrid Andress, and Caitlyn Smith, this song is a powerful anthem for anyone who’s endured heartbreak and still chooses to stand.
Tags: Country Pop, Cinematic Ballad, Female Vocal, Grief & Hope, Emotional Song, Ambient Country, Resilience, Motherhood, Betrayal, Reversed Piano, Spoken Word, Soft Fiddle, Whispered Harmonies, D Major, 78 BPM


Still Standing in the Storm

this is a dark ambient / horror experimental track that i made
it is based off of Yuri's death theme in DDLC(Doki Doki Literature Club!)
*the image of the track is of Yuri's poem to the player*

Ecclesiastes

this is another dark ambient / horror experimental track that i made
it is based off of Yuri's death theme in DDLC(Doki Doki Literature Club!)
*the image of the track is of Yuri's poem to the player*

Echelettes

My youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/@sonixraybeats

Hey, I’m Lori DeAnn—a songwriter and vocalist from Fort Worth, Texas. I started writing songs during a time of big personal change, when I realized that the poetry I’d been writing for years was really just music waiting to happen. That’s when everything clicked, and I found my voice again—literally and creatively.

I don’t play an instrument, but I do sing, and I’ve always had a strong feel for how music works—how rhythm, layers, and emotion come together to tell a story. I’m inspired by all kinds of sounds: country, blues, 80s rock, pop—basically anything with a great beat and something real to say.

My songs are all about emotion—falling in love, falling apart, finding yourself again, and working through grief. Music has always helped me say the things I couldn’t quite put into words, and I hope my songs do that for someone else too. Whether it’s a stripped-down vocal or a track full of gospel harmonies and grit, I’m all about truth, healing, and connection.

All of my latest music is on..
https://unitedmasters.com/a/mbaileyz

Immersive soundscapes that blend trap, hip-hop, electronic, and experimental genres. Fuses cultural commentary with unforgettable rhythm.

mBaileyz

Christos Natsis - 24

Business: stosmusicofficial@gmail.com

New tracks tagged #Reversed Piano