Masquerade Nation dances on the line between satire and celebration — a funky, theatrical snapshot of the strange world we’re all living in. Built on slap bass grooves, cheeky talk-sung verses, and a chant-driven chorus, the track pulls threads from British art-pop, Aussie wit, and dancefloor energy. It’s a reminder that behind every mask we wear, the beat still goes on — messy, loud, and alive.

Masquerade Nation

That’s Australia for Ya is a folk journey across the country — from the tropical rains of the north to the golden beaches of the east, the frosted vineyards of the south to the red earth sunsets of the west. Told with strummed guitars, warm harmonies, and a relaxed, conversational Aussie vocal, it captures the everyday contrasts that make this place unforgettable. Nostalgic, earthy, and proudly Australian, it’s a fireside yarn set to music.

That’s Australia for Ya

All About You is a swaggering anthem for the self-obsessed — a funky, theatrical groove that turns vanity into a dancefloor chant. With strutting verses, soaring “oooh” and “wa-oooh” hooks, and an infectious chorus, it captures that magnetic pull of someone who lives entirely in their own spotlight. Playful, brash, and addictive.

All About You

Next Life is a cheeky farewell dressed up in a funk groove — a sarcastic “see ya later” to a love that never quite fit. With sharp one-liners, swaggering bass, and a chorus that bites as much as it bounces, it’s a bitter goodbye you can dance to. It’s funk with a smirk and a middle finger.

Next Life

A darkly funny drill postcard from Australia—icy vocals over sliding 808s and cinematic strings, turning drop bears, magpies and reef stingers into punchlines you can strut to. Menace with a wink.

yes I know the vocals says Emu wrong! its partly the UK accent, it wont happen again ;-;

Welcome to the great white fright

A serrated industrial rush: bit-crushed drums, overdriven bass, metallic hits, and cold synths circling a single error prompt—“unknown command.” Vocals swing from whisper to snarl while the mix grinds like factory belts. It’s dystopian, cathartic, and strangely catchy—Reznor-esque tension with modern gloss.

Unknown Command

Life’s Too Short is a cheeky pub-floor anthem with zero patience for bullshit. Funky, scrappy, and loud enough to raise a pint to, it’s all about tripping up, laughing it off, and charging ahead anyway. Sung with that raw Aussie rasp, it’s all unapologetic fun!

Life’s Too Short

The Soul I Meant to Be is a reflective indie-electro journey through childhood wonder, adult striving, and old-age reckoning. With fragile vocals, pulsing synths, and bittersweet atmosphere, it asks the timeless question: “Looking back, was I the soul I meant to be?” Minimal yet powerful, it’s music for anyone who’s ever paused to wonder about the legacy they’ll leave behind.

The Soul I Meant to Be

DATA RUN is a modern Amiga demo–inspired instrumental built on bright square-wave arpeggios, glitching guitar textures, and fast-paced drums. It boots like a 16-bit arcade and morphs into a punchy band/electronic hybrid while the chip motif keeps driving. Instrumental.

DATA RUN

Music as a mirror: not for clichés of romance, but for stories, satire, and ideas. From wit to absurdity, from glitch to groove, every track is an experiment in bending AI into something tangible.

I have been transposing music in Black Desert Online for years now, I am taking a break and trying something new!

If it makes you happy, then thats all that matters!

Unknown Command

Terra Australis