hey everyone, I just want to say a big thank you for all your comments, it really means a lot to me that you're enjoying the music, and I truly appreciate your support. Can't wait to share more with you soon! Edit: Hey! Phantom Pain is already available in Spotify and all streaming plataforms!
Phantoms are always seen as these “frightening spirits that will attack you on the spot”. Whilst that may be true for at least a few of us, others of our kind simply watch over their kin and loved ones. We do not interfere with outside affairs, for we are unable to. We do not speak words of warning or advice to the living, for we are strictly prohibited from doing so. We simply watch. And we simply hope. Hope that the people we are watching over can lead a good, happy life. Hope that they won’t have to face the horrors of poverty, war, or bloodshed as too many of us have. Perhaps a long dead relative is watching over you now, as you read this. Just remember that they probably don’t have ill intentions. They’re just making sure you’re okay. _Thank you for reading this little short story._
I’ve started trying to make jungle/breakcore music and plan to release an album but man one thing I struggle with is making melodies for songs. How the hell do you make good ass melodies my guy?
it's pretty well straddling the line between drum n bass and breakcore, sometimes when i post a purely dnb track on soundcloud ppl call it breakcore so yk, quite a lot of overlap :)
@@puppytrish okay thanks for the clarification, i've always found it pretty hard to differentiate between music styles what defines breakcore as a genre ?
@@pewffle honestly it's one of the hardest genres to tack down. there's the classic use of a usually distorted amen break, with typically high bpm, anime style vocals sometimes even irl vocals pitched way up (eg femtanyl, luminai), meme samples, and beyond that there's an aesthetic of internet use, depression and disassociation.
