This song was so fun to make! I really love getting to combine my 3D design skills and my music production skills into an amazing music video for you guys to jam to. Please forgive me if the time between releases gets longer, as I'm focusing more on my education and getting the qualifications to do this as a profession! The scenery in this project was wild, and I'm so stunned to see it turned out as I imagined it. This is probably one of the clearest translations from my mind onto the screen and out of the speakers!

This song is one of my sadder songs. It uses the Rolling Road chord progression which you'll hear in most Japanese anime intros, which ties perfectly with my sound design because it uses 7th chords. If you listen really closely, the pitch of the whole song shifts down by a halftone with every chorus. This means that at the end of the song, you'll be down by a whole 2 notes with the 4 choruses. When you (hopefully🙃) play the song again, you'll hear the difference in pitch between the start and end. 

This was my first music video in 3D! My months of practice have finally paid off and the result is a beautiful landscape of clouds revolving around a spruce winter tree. This will probably be the first of many music videos that are made in 3D software because honestly it's quite fun to do, and it enhances the overall quality of my songs because you not only have a cool tune to listen to, but you also have some cool animations to watch. 

If you listen to Iridescence enough times, it will start sounding really really sad, especially the ending. I realised this when I was producing it. I started making this song, and I wanted it to be a really happy one, but further down the line when I finished the melodies, mastered the audio, and listened one more time before publishing, it sounded inconsolable and downcast. I'm not sure why this is, but nonetheless its an overall amazing song otherwise. 

While making Horizon, I was inspired by an amazing saxophonist called Creo to incorporate the instrument into the song. This actually came quite late in the song, otherwise the main lead would be my trademarked Piano™. I'm actually really glad I didn't use piano, because I'm currently exploring a wide variety of instruments and how to use them. The song above will probably have flute.

Before I produced Nebula, I had just discovered an artist called JVKE, and his style used banging drums and orchestral instruments. Since my style was similar, using the orchestra, I decided to try and make a song with loud, saturated drums like Jake does with his songs. It turned out amazing, and I'm very happy I found a new style of music to make.

Reflector was actually meant to be made as a joke for a friend, but I ended up uploading it because it sounded really nice. He helped me make the song and if you stream it you'll see his artist name. The arpeggio near the beginning and throughout the song kinda sounds like the Stranger Things intro music, but it's differentiated enough to give the song it's own atmoshpere. 

Me and my older brother were watching a popular anime called "Lycoris Recoil", and I hadn't heard of the word 'Lycoris' before, so I thought it was really cool sounding. This song is the first song I produced with violin in it, and I came to really like the instrument and continue to use it in further songs.

This is the very first original song I've uploaded and I absolutely love it! From the chord progression to the piano to the guitar at the start! By far my favourite original song. And when I finished it and exported it, I looked out my window, the sky was a bright red sunset. That's how I named it.