The 39th Floor

The long awaited album is finally hear! It's been awhile, but I'm finally back with my first album of 2020. Unlike the other albums, I'm using a program called LMMS which is honestly way better than Soundtrap. I will say that I kind of miss the old guitar, but this one sounds good too. The songs are no longer in the order of when I completed them, they are put however I see fit (Also because I felt that Power Corporation would be a great album closer).

Green (Feat. The Unnamed Player): This is probably the first time I'm really proud for the title track of an album. This song is also made better due to the guest solo by none other than The Unnamed player, a really talented individual and great friend of mine. Please check him out, he's great. https://soundcloud.com/user-311460454/tracks

On a Roll - This song and Evolution are the only ones to not start off with a hi hat countdown. I'm real proud of the riff in this one.

On Like Donkey Kong - I've still gone the route of featuring short songs on albums. This one is a remake of the hammer jingle from the classic arcade game: Donkey Kong.

All The Way Up: This song is made better due to the synth used. Fun fact: The Unnamed Player used this synth in his earlier stuff not found on Soundcloud.

Straight Up Bass: A sequel (sort of) to Straight Up Trash from Xander Corp (Yellow). Just like the predecessor, the second verse is entirely chords

Medley of Game: A chip tune song compiling classic jingle from different video games. Songs used are Wheel of Fortune (NES), Wii Sports, Sonic The Hedgehog, and Super Mario Brother.

Bit by Bit: Another chip tune song.

Intermission (Feat. Roblox and Corona Virus): Just me talking about the album and the Corona Virus while playing Roblox.

The Odd Basement: "Odd" refers to the odd time signature of 5/4.

The Woman Who Sold The Universe: The riff is a rendition of the classic song "The Man Who Sold The Universe" by David Bowie (Nirvana's version is better, fight me).

Count 'em Off: This song used a riff structure of 1 chord pair/1 muted note going up until 4. The first verse uses the Fibonacci sequence in the same form.

C7ub D4nc3: This song is sort of a joke. The synth riff in this song is quite cool.

Generic Rock Song #630: This song is also a joke. Sort of making fun of the generic rock stereotype.

Evolution: This is one of my favorite songs on the album.

Power Corporation: This is probably my favorite song I've ever worked on. This is a great way to close an album.

Next Album: Xander Corp (Purple)

Intermission (Feat. Roblox And Corona Virus)

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Intermission (Feat. Roblox And Corona Virus)

Xander Corp

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