Singles Vol. 2

A restrained, emotionally hollow hybrid of Liquid Drum & Bass and dark Psyphonk, built around resignation rather than release, The track moves at a steady 170 BPM with liquid DnB pacing, soft rollers, and deep sub pressure, while Psyphonk elements pull the atmosphere inward with shadowed bass weight and psychological tension, There is no traditional vocal performance, Instead, a single British male phrase — “You’ll never know!” — appears sparingly as a distant, reverberated echo, treated as a thought rather than a statement, The arrangement avoids climactic payoff, favoring repetition, drift, and emotional emptiness, This track represents hopeless acceptance and emotional numbness, functioning as a quiet descent that prepares the listener for a larger album narrative

An intimate Liquid Drum & Bass track focused on quiet vulnerability rather than spectacle, The song moves with a soft, rolling liquid groove supported by warm piano tones, gentle atmospheric pads, and a rounded, non-aggressive sub bass, The arrangement prioritizes space and continuity, allowing emotion to unfold naturally without pressure or escalation, A restrained British male vocal sits close and centered in the mix, delivered with subtle warmth and minimal processing, The performance feels confessional and human, emphasizing presence, honesty, and emotional survival over triumph, Mirrored drops and calm transitions reinforce acceptance rather than progression, while breakdowns briefly strip the track to its emotional core before returning to a steady, grounded flow, This song is about staying present, being seen, and finding meaning in quiet persistence, Emotional, restrained, and atmospheric, it carries its weight gently and invites the listener to drift rather than be pushed

A restrained Liquid Drum & Bass track at 172 BPM built around emotional withdrawal rather than release, Soft piano and shadowed pads drift over rolling liquid breakbeats and deep sub bass, creating a late-night, inward atmosphere, The vocal is a close-mic British male delivery, half-spoken and half-sung, confessional and imperfect, carrying themes of resignation, self-protection, and emotional distance, No uplifting drops or festival energy, The track moves like a slow emotional tide, holding tension through space, silence, and repetition, ending in quiet acceptance rather than resolution

A dark, aggressive Psytrance and Dubstep hybrid built for sustained pressure and hostile momentum, Psytrance drives the temporal spine with relentless rolling bass and hypnotic repetition, while Dubstep injects weight through controlled but punishing low-end impacts and distortion, The track prioritizes intimidation over melody, using evolving synth textures, rhythmic tension, and restrained cinematic accents to maintain aggression without chaos, Energy escalates steadily across a long-form structure, with impact reserved for structural peaks rather than constant bombardment, The overall tone is cold, oppressive, and confrontational, designed to induce focus, unease, and forward propulsion through disciplined intensity

Jungle Drum n Bass, traditional-meets-modern, instrumental, tense, driven, focused, relentless

A hybrid 90s hip-hop and jump-up Drum & Bass fusion at 172 BPM, The track opens with boom bap grit and vinyl texture before evolving into rolling DnB energy with playful wobble bass and dark sub pressure, New York-style rap sections carry chest-forward warmth and street reflection, while British vocal passages drive the DnB drops with tight rhythmic precision, The production blends analog-inspired warmth with a modern punchy mix, keeping low-end weight controlled and mids crisp, It’s not a nostalgia piece—it’s evolution, A statement of identity, adaptation, and staying rooted while shifting form

Tribal Dubstep / Tribal DnBstep hybrid fused with dark Eren the Lost jungle energy, 170 BPM DnB grid with halftime drop feel, Polyrhythmic tribal drums (taiko-style toms, hand drums, skin rolls) layered with chopped Amen and jungle break edits over halftime kick-snare patterns, Rolling breakbeat variations with ghost-note shuffle and subtle jungle swing, Massive LFO wobble bass built on deep mono sine sub with distorted FM growl mids, Resonant low-pass sweeps in 1/4 and triplet 1/8, distortion mapped to modulation depth, Call-and-response between percussion, breaks, and bass, Micro-silence before drops, pitch-dipped bass hits, cinematic jungle risers and reverse slices, Atmospheric tribal pads, dark jungle textures, distant dub echoes, Stereo width on upper percussion and mids only, Heavy sub pressure, carved mids for clarity, Primal, ritualistic, aggressive underground warfare intensity

A cold Darkwave Techno and Drum & Bass hybrid built on restraint, tension, and psychological control, Opening in silence with a whispered warning, the track unfolds through disciplined 172 BPM drum and bass propulsion reinforced by a shadowed analog bass pulse and industrial textures, The atmosphere remains minimal and clinical, prioritizing intimidation through space rather than excess, Vocals are close-mic, half-spoken, emotionally detached, and delivered with calculated precision, allowing the message to cut without theatrical intensity, Instrumental drops maintain pressure without explosive release, preserving a steady psychological grip, Pads widen subtly in bridge sections before collapsing back into focused sub weight, The result is confrontational yet controlled—direct, unflinching, and deliberately cold

A dark, restrained 90s New York rap x Drum & Bass hybrid at 172 BPM, The track begins with minimal boom-bap and vinyl texture before evolving into rolling, sub-heavy DnB pressure, Lyrically coded and cryptic, it addresses ego, loyalty, and boundary lines without direct threats or excess aggression, NY voice delivers measured layered bars while a cold UK voice reinforces precision in the pre-choruses, Midway, the beat fractures and DnB takes over, shifting the tone from observation to controlled dominance, Heavy low-end presence, minimal melodic clutter, and a classic 90s fade-out close the statement with quiet authority

A dark rave and progressive trance hybrid at 132 BPM in F# minor, Built on a steady 4/4 kick and a pulsing, breathing sub bassline, the track develops through controlled tension rather than melodic release, Minimal metallic pads and restrained percussion shape the atmosphere, At the midpoint, all drums and bass are removed, leaving only a sustained harmonic drone and a single close-mic whispered line: “You don’t fear the dark… You fear what it reflects, ” The rhythm then resumes unchanged, maintaining hypnotic forward motion through to an unresolved fade

Cinematic Liquid Drum and Bass, ~5:00 runtime, Track opens with grand piano and solo violin clashing in harmonic tension, soft but intense, Layered snare rolls unfold gradually until full DnB drums enter at 172 BPM, Main lead is a soft grand piano, carrying emotional, flowing melodies, A hard synth bass complements the piano and grows more aggressive during transitions and solo sections, Include orchestral one-note or two-note stabs for rhythmic emphasis during piano passages, Feature a frantic but controlled violin solo weaving through the arrangement—smooth, expressive, cinematic, Atmospheric pads fill the stereo space with subtle reverb, Break and bridge sections spotlight solo piano over deep evolving bass, Outro: drums, bass, and piano only, ending with long one-note violin sustains fading into silence, Tags: cinematic, liquid dnb, orchestral, piano, emotional, instrumental

A hardstyle and hardcore hybrid built on controlled escalation and percussive dominance at 170 BPM, Fire begins with immediate impact, establishing authority through kick-driven momentum and reverse bass movement before introducing mantra-style spoken vocals that evolve in intensity across three stages of combustion, Each verse tightens rhythm and pressure, allowing the kick and screech accents to carry physical force while the vocal remains deliberate and measured, There is no melodic relief or euphoric hook — only rising heat, distortion, and structural discipline, The final phase gradually strips layers away, transforming aggression into ritual echo, Fire is not chaos; it is ignition shaped with intention

A liquid drum and bass and neurofunk hybrid rooted in weight and restraint at 174 BPM, Earth moves through atmospheric liquid textures before allowing neuro bass to dominate the chorus with controlled authority, The vocal delivery remains intimate and grounded, expressing alignment rather than elevation, Instead of chasing intensity, the track deepens with each section, using sub presence and rhythmic discipline as emotional anchors, The philosophical bridge reinforces the theme of endurance and stability, In the final chorus, liquid flow and neuro pressure merge, creating a unified resolution that feels steady, immersive, and immovable

VOCAL STYLES Rayge: controlled, precise, mid-register with slight grit and tight rhythmic phrasing, confident and surgical, Shin: deeper, darker tone with subtle reverb tail, restrained but intense, more atmospheric in hook sections, Overall mood is oppressive, industrial, and modern—less ritual, more mechanical pressure, Industrial Drum and Bass hybrid at 172 BPM in Eb minor, Cold mechanical intro with sub-bass rumble, distant factory drones, metallic impacts, hydraulic hiss, and filtered radio static, Percussion built from layered steel hits, distorted snares, sharp breakbeats, and tight half-time industrial drops, Low detuned Reese bass with grinding midrange distortion replaces organic elements, Atmosphere is dark, metallic, urban, and machine-driven rather than tribal

A 172 BPM Liquid Drum & Bass piece layered with subtle psytrance pulse and restrained neuro tension, The track explores internal confrontation through dual spoken-word perspectives: one seeking emotional return, the other embodying structural stability without warmth, Liquid textures open with introspective calm before controlled neuro pressure rises midway, surging after a pivotal revelation, Psy oscillations provide psychological undertone rather than aggression, The dynamic arc moves from subtle reflection to tense clarity, then recedes into unresolved stillness, Cinematic, disciplined, and emotionally precise — a conversation within the self where structure holds steady, but love remains unanswered