Original Song by Katy McAllister. Nightcore edit by ObeseOonicorn.
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Nightcore - Another Empty Bottle

Once Upon Her is a dark, seductive reimagining of fairytales. Blending alt-R&B, pop, trap, and experimental sounds.

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ONCE UPON HER [Explicit]

THE GLOBAL TESTIMONY — Silk & Circuitry (World Edition)

This is not a local story anymore.
This is a global wound mapped in three languages and stitched together with industrial trap and survivor testimony.

“The Global Testimony” is the moment the Silk signal stops whispering from Barrytown and starts ringing from Hanoi, Kyiv, and Cairo all at once — a multilingual broadcast from someone the system tried to silence with carbon monoxide, poison, bureaucratic violence, and a six-year prosecution for speaking while dying.

Instead of breaking, the story split into three voices:

Vietnam — where alleys glow like blood and neon, and truth refuses to sleep.
Ukraine — where the world learned that light is a decision, and freedom is an action, not a request.
Egypt — where truth is buried daily and resurrected nightly, rising through desert heat like a rebel’s prayer.

Each verse is a different city.
Each city is a different battlefield.
Each battlefield is the same system repeating itself through different languages.

This track is not a plea.
It is not a confession.
It is not a tragedy.

It is a warning:
When people survive what should have killed them,
their voice becomes something the system cannot contain.

Hanoi stands.
Kyiv stands.
Cairo stands.
And this track stands with them — a multilingual refusal to go quiet, a cross-border holy-war anthem against corruption, silence, and manufactured shadows.

Silk & Circuitry is not a name.
It is a frequency.
It is a signal flare fired into the global dark.
If you are listening, you are part of the broadcast.

Play it loud enough that the people who tried to bury you hear it from under their paperwork.



The Global Testimony

An after-dark ritual album about the ancient power of saying what hurts before sleep. Inspired by the Kaluli “night clearing” tradition - the practice of allowing children to express any unresolved feelings or observations about the day out loud without response or fixing before sleep. These twelve glitch-folk soul songs turn confession into calm, teaching the nervous system to rest when the story finally ends.

Don't think about the monsters

|Nightcore| ~ Pacify Her

Original: Bohnes -Middle Finger-
I do not own the song or the cover photo, all credits go to their rightful owners. I just edit the song or nightcore it.

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