A collab between me and infami
old track for a band that is now disbanded that never saw public release, it shall now see the light of day.

Story behind track: when I wrote this I was struggling severely with identity issues, so I made it based off the unsettling vibe you get when you can't make sense of yourself. Then Infami went ham on vocals and it became more about relating to others as a whole.

Infami's socials:
https://youtube.com/@InfamiiVT?si=EECWDrvhT0JmSj-f

https://x.com/InfamiiVT?s=09

I have no socials

Vocals by William oakheart (using Synth v Natalie) and Infami
Arrangement, composition, mixing, and complete lack of mastering by william oakheart.
Also I played that solo lmao

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Who we are (Ft. Infami)

A collab between me and JW_Hardt, creator and sole member of experimental metal project Paranoia

Story behind this track: writing this I thought a lot about what freedom actually felt like, free will, stuff like that. What I found was that free will is a power easily abused, and I found that I had abused it heavily. I don't know if I hit the vibe of my idea behind it, but that's given I don't fully remember the idea anymore. Nice track though. Me and JW have since cut ties due to personal disagreement, however I wish him well.


Vocals by William Oakheart (using Synth V Natalie)
Guitar recorded by JW_Hardt (also known as Jayden Eberhardt)
Arrangement, composition, mixing, lack of mastering, and a side of shrimp alfredo by William Oakheart


JW's socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/paranoia.band_?igsh=MXd3YjVnNzlvYXNvYg==

https://x.com/Paranoia_Band_?s=20

I have no socials

Freedom and consequences (Ft. JW_Hardt)

Metal by sheer technicality of having an electric guitar, this was originally made for a Rhythmic Thoughts album but became my own original project due to how much of a goddamn banger it was.

Story behind this track: I actually wrote this one with a very specific person in my life in mind. In a time of my life where I feared abandonment over anything else, I found out one of my closest friends had done some absolutely horrendous things and instead of cutting them off as I should, I kept them around for fear of losing them. The fear of that person, the anxiety of holding their secret and a straight face, the knowledge I should be doing better than them, and the eventual cutoff of that person, ending with "don't come back". 
It took months to fully process it. All that emotion is in this song. Fear, anger, sadness. 


Composition, mixing, arrangement, and lack of mastering by William Oakheart
Vocals by William Oakheart (using synth v)

Crazy...
I was crazy once....
They locked me in a room...
A rubber room with rats...


Exfoliation

An orchestral track made for a portfolio.

Story behind this track: there really isn't much of a story so I suppose I'll go over current feelings and let my audience get to know me.
So I actually got out of a residential facility a few months ago (voluntary admit), and things have been going great since then. New cycle of meds, therapy, treatment, etc.
Currently though, I am getting over past regrets, looking back on a past checkered with horrible mistakes, that while not excused by, came from a place of great suffering.
Pretty much every song I compose is in a minor key, because it's what I relate to most. Lots of anger, depression, and anxiety packed in to all of it. This song, I suppose is no different.

Everything by William Oakheart
Vocals made using Synth V Kevin




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