Highland

Victory

Tortuga

Pirate Diary

Victoria

Guerra

This project was made for the gym. Not background music. Not playlist filler.
This is the kind of mix you throw on when you’re training alone, headphones tight, and you don’t feel like talking to anyone.

The sound lives between big room EDM drops and distorted rock energy ... heavy kicks, aggressive synths, guitar-style leads, and builds that feel like a final set. Every track is structured to push momentum: warm-up into focus, focus into pressure, pressure into release.

If you train hard, lift heavy, or use music to stay locked in, this is for you.
It’s built for workouts, lifting sessions, cardio pushes, and late-night training, where volume matters and the drop hits right when you need it.

No fluff. No filler. Just high-energy electro rock made to move weight and keep your head in it.

Turn it up. Finish the set. Then hit play again.

Heavy Day, No Excuses

This album came together late at night. Headphones on, city quiet, screens glowing.
It’s built around that feeling of being awake when everything else feels offline.

Lives in the space between cinematic cyberpunk and underground bass music .... gritty drums, distorted synths, glitchy transitions, and heavy low end meant for night drives, gaming sessions, and headphones-only listening. A lot of the tracks feel like scenes instead of songs. Short moments, long builds, drops that hit without warning.

There’s influence from hybrid trap, Y2K bass, dark EDM, and industrial textures, but nothing here is meant to sound clean or polished. The glitches stay. The noise stays. That’s the point.

If you’re into cyberpunk visuals, night drive playlists, dark bass music, underground EDM, or cinematic electronic tracks, this album fits that lane. It’s not festival music. It’s not background music. It’s for people who like their sound a little rough and their atmosphere heavy.

Play it loud. Or play it alone. Both work.

Booting After Midnight

The Exile

Graveyard Hours

I've been making music since 2011. Since then, I've been gathering and sharing all my projects under one roof. Thanks to the opportunities afforded by technology, I've come a long way. Thanks for listening.

Guerra

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