I have at least over 2,000 unfinished projects since 2009 that I can go between should I have writer's block.

I'll just be watching my "Spadinner Poops".

smh...

I'm gonna be honest...

Interesting how so many things appear to function on the concept of "tension and release". After all, a monkey cannot swing to the next branch without the necessary release of the previous one, nor can an arrow be sent flying without the necessary tension beforehand.

I haven't had this much fun making music in ages!

Really looking forward to the future while having fun in the present!

I also look forward to finding my own styles as the year goes on!

I hope you all enjoy the preview!

Stay tuned for more!

Art link: www.newgrounds.com/art/view/sketchitdiy/tv-head

I think I may be finally finding my own style with this new track. Heh

(It is no longer below 0)

A little something I'm gonna do in-between my thought jots, shitposting, and rambling as I feel there are some amazing tracks being missed out on by people who may enjoy them too.

This track literally changed my perspective on music entirely as it pretty much affirmed a ton of subconscious things for me on what music really is. It truly isn't just about the sounds, but the space in-between those sounds as well. This track proves that anything can become music if you know how to work with it. I had the biggest dumbfounded grin on my face listening to this one while at work. Hope others enjoy! :)

It seems to me the only absolute truth in life is that there are no absolute truths; does that make this whole thing an absolute lie? I find that I am naught but a walking contradiction, because I oppose, or do I? I suppose I have to somehow become alright in being all-wrong.

I'm just trying to understand... What if I was that person, the one who did something truly unforgivable; would I have been able to prevent it if I was in their shoes or would I have carried it out just the same?

The thing is that if freewill is an illusion, it means that people are doomed to their lives, and the mistakes that come with it; but if one truly does always have a choice, then that means I could've prevented myself from making the mistakes I made.