Cybernetic Revolt

Create a cyberpunk protest anthem titled 'They Know My Name' in F# Minor at 150 BPM, blending raw garage-punk energy with glitchy electronic textures for a 2025 sound, Core instrumentation: distorted baritone guitar (center, 20% tape saturation), crash-heavy drums (kick at 80Hz, snare at 200Hz), and analog synth stabs (panned right, -15dB), Vocals must switch between spoken-word verses (cracks on "blinks", "snitch") and shouted choruses (growl on "name", "fire"), Include digital glitch effects (CPU error sounds at -25dB) and police radio chatter (panned left, -30dB) for immersion, Structure: explosive intro → tense verses → chaotic choruses → whispered bridge → final breakdown, For Suno AI V5: emphasize natural prosody (e, g, "router" as ROO-ter), dynamic extremes (pp → fff), and irregular timing (e, g, "thunder" delayed 10ms), Master with lo-fi distortion and subtle bitcrush for a hacked-system aesthetic

Create a 94 BPM electro-orchestral track titled "Orphic Drive" featuring a 60-piece string section (24 violins panned 30% L/R at -12dB with reverse reverb 2s, 8 cellos with col legno scraping at -14dB), a Moog-style analog bass (80Hz sine wave with 8-bit bitcrush, centered at -10dB), and glitch-processed vocals transitioning from whispered to screamed (vocoder 20% mix), The track follows a three-act structure: Intro with rising strings and vinyl crackle, Verse with spoken word over 7/8 drums, Chorus with full orchestral swells and vocoder harmonies, Climax with distorted strings and screamed vocals, Outro with a single detuned violin fading into reverse reverb, Key effects include tape saturation (15%) on strings, granular delay (300ms) on vocals during the chorus, and orchestral feedback loops for texture, Vocal style transitions from a Richard Ashcroft-style croon to a distorted scream