The Setlist - Vol #1

The song is a male vocal rock track with a driving tempo of 120 beats per minute, The instrumentation includes a clean electric guitar playing arpeggiated chords, a distorted electric guitar providing rhythmic accents and melodic fills, a bass guitar laying down a solid root-note foundation, and a drum kit with a prominent kick and snare, The song is in the key of E minor, The male vocalist sings in a clear, mid-range tenor, with a slightly melancholic tone, The song structure follows a verse-chorus format with an instrumental bridge, Production elements include a moderate amount of reverb on the vocals and guitars, and a tight, punchy mix on the drums, The distorted guitar features a wah effect during the instrumental sections, The chord progression in the verse is Em-C-G-D, and the chorus uses Em-G-C-Am, The melody is largely diatonic with occasional bluesy inflections from the distorted guitar

multi-voice gang energy with post-rock and shoegaze textures; layers of harmonium and uilleann pipes swell alongside fuzzed-out guitars and crashing percussion, shoegaze, noise rock, anthemic, uplifting, with a tidal push-and-pull dynamic, punk, cinematic, rock, math rock, evoking the vastness of a stormy coastline, melancholic yet uplifting

Genres: Cinematic Rock, Orchestral Metal, Anthemic Alternative Mood: grief, struggle, endurance, vow, eruption, transcendence Tempo: 94 BPM steady pulse, slight acceleration in bridge/chorus Key: E minor drift → G minor climax → E minor resolve Time Signature: 4/4 pulse throughout, rubato phrasing in bridge Lead Vocal: male A2–C5, whisper-fry to cry-belt arc Support Vocal: octave stacks, ghost whispers, harmonic doubles Layers: shimmer bloom arcs, ghost delay haze, stereo lift surges Instrumentation: piano, distorted guitars, orchestral strings, choirs, cinematic drums, sub-bass Production: deep ambient verses, anthem choruses, cinematic bridge, climactic overload Transitions: mono tunnel intro, silence drop into bridge, stereo lift in choruses, shimmer dissolve outro

Grindcore Metal, Alternative Rock, Alternative HipHop, 115 BPM, C Phrygian Minor Key Harmonic Guitar Scale, Dark and Sustained Gritty Vocals, Dark Clean Resonant Baritone Vocals, Deep Rhythmic Controlled Cadence, Layered and Filtered Whisper, Imposing Gothic Tone, Crushing Guitar Riffs, Deep 808 Bass Drums, Unsettling, Moody, Melodic, Cynical, Passionate, Heavy

A catchy emotional alt-metal with heavy post-grunge and modern progressive-rock elements, Drop-C distorted guitars with thick, aggressive riffing and dark melodic lines, Catchy alternate picking distorted electric guitar melodic, Rounded drum tone with wet kick and warm snare, Slapp bass slightly overdriven for weight, Very light electronic ambient pads, glitch textures, and a cinematic industrial pulse, Female raspy, smoky, breathy mezzo-soprano vocals delivering soft tense verses, whispered pre-chorus grit, and powerful raspy emotional belts in three completely different choruses, Final chorus is the biggest, most cathartic moment of the album, Themes are lingering memories, emotional hauntings, and liberation, Dramatic, atmospheric, and explosive

Genres: Cinematic rock-metal orchestral hybrid Mood Arc: Aching longing to defiant blaze—vulnerability → unbreakable fury, grief resolve Tempo: 88 BPM groove (85-105 accel) Phrasing: Half-time bridge/breakdown +20-bar ext, chorus push; 4/4 drive, rubato outro tails Key Progression: Em → Gm peak → Em resolve, E Phrygian breakdown Lead Vocal: Male gravel A2–C5 growl-roar arc; elongate "roooar/fuuuury", breath humanize Support Vocal: Octave doubles + triple-growls, ad-lib whispers Layers: Distortion riffs, thunder FX glitches, stereo blasts + Atmos panning Instrumentation: Distorted guitars, piano, strings/choirs, brass Percussion: Double-kick taiko hybrid (drop drive) Orchestration: Brass stabs + strings (chorus rupture, 25% height) Production: Intimate verses → seismic choruses/drops, orch bridge overload twist, 2025 swells Transitions: Mono tunnel intro/bridge drop, stereo blaze chorus, shimmer outro grind + height retract

Mix and mastering should embody Rick Rubin’s philosophy of sonic honesty and space, Prioritize clarity over complexity—strip back unnecessary layers to let each sound breathe, Use minimal reverb; instead, allow natural room tone and mic placement to create depth, Vocals should sit intimately forward with gentle compression and raw dynamic shifts preserved, Bass and kick must be punchy but not overwhelming—everything should feel grounded, Focus on contrast: quiet versus loud, dry versus ambient, sparse versus full, Avoid over-processing; every decision must serve the emotional truth of the performance, Use analog-style saturation subtly to warm transients without masking natural imperfections

Garage rock, punk Metal, experimental

Death Metal, Hardcore Punk, Aggressive Male Vocals, Raw and Unsettling Vocal Tones, Vocals FX, Mood Inflections, Rhythmic and Chuggin' Electric Guitar Riffs, String Bending, Dynamic and Intense Breakdowns, Powerful Percussions, Deep Resonant Bass, Appropriate

Genres: Hard Rock, Glam Metal, Emotional Metal, Arena Rock, Live Performance, Concert Atmosphere Mood: pain, longing, survival, vow, eruption, renewal Tempo: 86 BPM steady, lifts in choruses/solo Key: D minor base → F major lift → D minor resolve Time Signature: 4/4 driving pulse Lead Vocal: male A2–C5, clean to high belt Support Vocal: octave stacks, gang shouts, harmonic doubles, live crowd chants Layers: vocal stacks, guitar harmonies, reverb tails, cymbal swells, crowd ambience Instrumentation: electric guitars, bass, drums, backing vocals, guitar solo Production: guitar-driven verses, big chorus anthems, soaring solo, powerful bridge, live energy Transitions: concert intro, snare builds, solo shred, crowd chants, sustain outro

Starting with distorted slide guitar riffs and heavy industrial drums, the track layers gritty basslines with syncopated hip-hop beats, Glitchcore elements enter as fractured samples, bit-crushed synths, and abrupt stutters, all underpinned by electronic atmospheres, The chorus explodes with pulsing synths, aggressive guitar leads, glitched percussive hits, and rapid-fire vocal chops, fusing all genres into a fierce hybrid wall of sound

Heavy Metal, Nu Metal, Nu Disco, Electric Violin, dark R&B, Dub step, Symphonic Rock, Doom Metal

A monstrous fusion of witch house and symphonic death metal reanimated with UK drill beats and electric bass thunder, Choirs rise like ghosts from broken circuits, pipe organs clash with sub-bass detonations, and distorted 808s pulse like a laboratory heart monitor, Vocals drift between ritual chant and tortured confession, trapped between holiness and horror, Industrial clangs echo through cathedral-sized halls, while synthetic choirs twist around metallic strings, forming a grotesque requiem for a creature who knows he shouldn’t exist, Cinematic, baroque, gothic, terrifyingly alive — the tragedy of Frankenstein rewritten in sound

Rock Ballad, Electric Guitar Solo

Skate Punk, Parody Rap, Rebellious Attitude, Fried Vocals, Catchy Melody, Melodic Guitar, Decadent, Revulsion, Low Life, Standoffish, Indifferent, Irritable, Burned-out

Genres: Cinematic Rock, Alt-Metal, Hybrid Orchestral Rock Mood: sweet obsession → poisoned fire → collapse → branded forever Vocal: G3–E5, whisper → velvet grit → cry-belt → scream overlay Layering: noir guitar arpeggios → wall guitars + cinematic drums → piano bridge → feedback bends breakdown FX Signature: shimmer bloom, stereo arc, static tear, ghost delay, fracture bloom (Final Chorus) Motif Rule: “Cherry flavored kiss” always triggers shimmer bloom + stereo arc Earcon: kiss-click transient, 5–30 ms envelope, bandpass 6–10 kHz, -8 dB relative to lead, 30% sidechain duck Instrumentation: noir guitars, cinematic drums, ambient pads, sub-bass, piano, feedback guitars Sonic Traits: wide stereo choruses, mono collapse bridge, seismic breakdown slam, chantable post-chorus tag, clean low-end anchor, branded kiss-click earcon Visual Atmosphere: crimson lips, sugared shards, burning rain, stormlight collapse, branded skin