i hadn't created much these last 2 years, didn't have many ideas, or well, at least none that i felt like i had the talent or vision to create. it would either be some mediocre attempt at combining D&B and Metal or Psytrance with Dubstep, or making my own take of Hardstyle/Rawstyle, but those projects never finished (and most were wiped after a system failure anyway).

this is just me getting really high and finding at least the one thing that always inspires me... making really stupid meme genres that i hope one day catch on and infect the internet with something that pisses half of the online base off, lol...

kinda like Djent with the modern Metal scene, or "Brostep" with the Dubstep scene when it replaced the chill (and honestly boring) O.G./Classic Dubsteppers, with a more aggressive, hypebeast, sometimes gritty and filthy, harsh Aggro Dubstep, which many just called Brostep as a meme, lol...

anyways, here's W33DK0R3 (and yes, it has to be spelled that way for maximum 1337ness, the only rules are A. make it a balance between trippy/floaty melodies, maybe Psytrance inspired if you wish and can pull it off (unlike me) with aggressive basslines and hard hitting drums, of any style, so long as it's at least as hard hitting as a Neurofunk drum sample set.

B. the BPM of the project file must be at around 420.69 (exact) for about 69% or more of the total track length runtime (hence, i had used tempo automation to create certain desired effects with echo/delay and reverb, but for the most part, the track is primarily at exactly 420.69BPM).

C. also, don't take it too seriously, have at least one Easter Egg in your version of this style, that sort of breaks up the seriousness... think of this rule as inspired by Vladimir Krakhotkin (Evilwave) how he will put totally off-style curveball outros at the end of some of his even most brutal Deathstep songs, lol...

a song i made, dedicated to my friend, and Twitch streamer, ValkyrieK91. she likes to play a lot of Halo Infinite, so i made a sort of meme song with Jeff Steitzer quotes calling out random medals and stuff.

i'm not really sure what genre this is, i just sort of put sounds together without a specific style in mind. let me know if you want to give it a genre and i'll add tags to this, lol... it was produced in 135 BPM, but half-time beats.

i was experimenting with genre fusion ideas again, and this was my attempt to try to blend elements of PsyTrance with Trap, so i could say i made "PsyTrap" lol... idk if i quite captured enough tropes of other genre, maybe moreso of Trap than PsyTrance, but hey, i tried at least.

i had set out to try to make a synthwave song dedicated to a streamer i like, but i got a little bit odd and impulsive with some aspects along the way, especially when i discovered that i had downloaded an Ableton drum pack that was all beatboxing samples, lol...

so instead of proper synthwave, i jokingly am coining the term "synth-hop" or "SyntHop" for those who like portmanteau. i considered adding some sort of vocals, but everything was sounding pretty good, and historically, when i try to shoehorn vocals into something, my lack of production skill ends up ruining the song in some way.

thank you to hvacm for letting me use the Three Moons picture in the "album art" for this song. i used MSPaint, Paint 3D, and Filmora to put this all together, including the fonts/typefaces.

https://www.deviantart.com/kvacm/art/Three-Moons-966969914

P.S. until i know for sure about the legal use for the fonts i'm using for my new logo, i'm going to avoid posting with it and prepare to delete any trace of it if the copyright holders have a problem with me using without a license.

just a short simple song, was messing around with some of Ableton's optional packs, between this one drum rack and vocal instruments, i felt like this was enough for a quick song.

MLP artwork ripped from https://www.deviantart.com/lizzmcclin/art/Tickle-Party-960545002

i was originally attempting to make a simple 128 BPM House song, even started learning how to make my own drums using Xfer's Serum (which is why the drums are not the best they could be). but i got the temptation to put Grind Machine II on my lead, and after a couple hours, this went from an Electro House project, to a weird metal-inspired hybrid electro dubstep song, lol...

157 BPM. i don't know what genre to call this, it's kinda D&B in some ways, but it changes as it gets farther.

this is a slightly remastered version, mainly i felt like some of the sub-bass was inconsistent and too weak, but i messed with a couple other things. 148 BPM Dubstep with Hardstyle outro. primarily used Oddprophet Serum presets, this was just a fun project, not meant to impress anyone.

just a silly song idea that is sort of like a late protest to an old friend we used to have that would always harass my friend Jason and call him gay as an insult, so this is a sort of long awaited rebuttal to that asshole friend of ours in the form of a poorly executed hip hop song, lol.

my first attempt at synthwave, hope it sounds good. i think i did pretty decent. btw, for no particular reason i decided to put a 16-bit BMP image of Ryan Higa's Ninja Melk energy drink in my hands there, mainly just because i removed my phone from the image and couldn't think of something else to fit in there, so i was like "hey, i like that Ninja Melk, maybe i can just throw that in there" lol...

idk if it's obvious enough, but Ryan Higa did not endorse this song or anything, i'm just sort of randomly endorsing his drink because it's really good, i would say better than Red Bull and normal Monsters, but in terms of like energy drinks, i still prefer like Monster Java and the teas and that one juice one and the Splenda/zero sugar Monsters, those are super legit.

but yeah, i would say Ninja Melk is between normal Red Bull and like the average sugar-free monster aproximately.