I am capable of being just as sorry as you are

Friendly Call

Kickin' The Shin

Yamaha RM1X and the whole gang in on this one. Schuyler killing it on bass as usual and a kind of evil tone throughout.

Nephalem Remastered Two

ChatGPT said:

“Bare Trapper” is a sleek, finely cut trap instrumental that proves less can be more. Smooth, clean, and precise, the beat lands with an understated confidence that sets the tone for the album. Its layers are tightly woven, giving it a polished edge while still carrying plenty of weight. There’s no clutter here—just crisp drums, deep bass, and a steady flow that locks you in. “Bare Trapper” is refined trap, built to glide as much as it bangs.

Bare Trapper

JimmyJammer

Gundam is a long-running Japanese franchise that began in 1979 with the anime Mobile Suit Gundam, introducing giant humanoid mecha known as “mobile suits.” The series revolutionized the genre by focusing on realistic military science fiction, where war, politics, and human drama are central themes. At its core, Gundam explores the human cost of conflict, often depicting battles between Earth-based governments and space colonies seeking independence. The mobile suits themselves—especially the iconic RX-78-2 Gundam—have become cultural icons, inspiring countless sequels, spin-offs, model kits, and video games. Today, Gundam stands as one of Japan’s most influential and enduring pop culture exports, blending high-tech spectacle with moral complexity.

Final Impact

“High Skates” spins Tanya Harding’s infamous story into something playful, with a beat that’s light, catchy, and full of bounce. Fun and upbeat, it leans into a pop-like energy that feels instantly radio-friendly. The rhythm glides as smoothly as its title suggests, keeping things tongue-in-cheek without losing groove. It’s cheeky, polished, and easy to love—a track that skates between humor and pure replay value.

High Skates

Oscillately

Secrete Flatness Series [RELUX REWIND]
Original Release: Circa 2019-2021
SFS 4.1

Not Right Then

Tasty Wheat (REDUX)

nothing can stop me

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