A little faster, come on a little faster, faster, slightly faster, come on faster, faster, a little faster, come on god damn it, keep GOING GOD DAMN IT, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I'm splitting my throat Hold up hold up hold up holdup
3:00 took me back to the times I originally discovered dnb there's something so raw about that sound, that vocal clip also reminds me of ryder radio mixes
your music gives me the incessant want to make, to keep constructing my own synthetic ballads, to finalize endlessly endless projects that should have been finished years ago thank you
Yes. similiar with me. so mamy projects. One. At least one. and also in my case, after about a year of hiatus this music here brought me the sole ability to feel. Feel something more then emptiness. It's Sadness, throat - wrenching happy sadness, but i can ride on that.
I imagine that this songs plays in pink neoned cyberpunk-like bar in 2050s. People smoke cigarettes while using their futuristic devices, drinking booze, dancing.
Dnb has never been my favorite, it’s always been boring for the most part to me. But dude. You really have something special with your music it’s very hard to find nowadays, especially with someone still producing music. This... feeling I only ever find in older tracks, most of my favorite producers have just succumbed to boring corporate music. But you. You pour your soul into your music, you care about it, you do what you want and feel and it’s fucking amazing. In the future, please never change. You’re amazing.
GIFS _ squarepusher’s ‘tundra 4’ is probably one of the best, most atmospheric emotional dnb pieces ever imo. also aphex twin’s richard d james album borrows a lot from dnb and is really good
Yea you should explore the genre more, there are tons of experimental dnb artists out there, even in the "corporate" world. Here are 2 playlists catered towards Jungle inspired music and Experimental Jungle: open.spotify.com/playlist/2NKKR3gZEz1vYU2D5on0sn?si=DO070spUTFSNOmvSV4hmKA Experimental/Minimal: open.spotify.com/playlist/6OQjpdnZk0LdLrB0B4JDAS?si=JzgVK7F7STaaAAJb50rZew
I really do feel like this song represents your music beginning to blossom, it has that kind of feel. Everything up until now has been good, but what we’re about to see is something better
yeah it has, they just appeared all over my recommended vids. i'm a machine girl fan for the most part, but youtube has decided they're similar enough, i guess. good tunes though, subbed
honestly I cant help but enjoy this for how 2000-2010 it feels. Its like im young again, free from all my experiences and pain, its like Im a naive 15 yo exploring some weird flash websites again. This shouldnt realistically happen, yet, there it is.
The absolute atmosphere, the esoteric ambience, combined with the older 2000s sound. Melancholy combined with nostalgia combined with meditation combined with the future. Pitch perfect.
Heyo Sewerslvt, don't know if you'll ever see this but thank you! Thanks for making some incredible music. I'm so incredibly sad to hear about all that's happened to you. It hurt to hear about, I simply can't imagine what it was like for you to live through. I don't like saying things like that, because it never really helps someone who's in the hole but I hope maybe the words will reach you anyway. I really really hope wherever you are, things are okay. You've inspired me to start making music, and while maybe no one will ever hear it thank you anyway! That's all from me, and thanks again.
Oh, and please don't forget that you changed peoples lives! One of my good friends is still going quite possibly because of your music and while I got better before I found your music, it serves as a reminder of how I've felt in the past.
"They don't know that I listen to Justin Bieber." "They don't know that I listen to Death Grips." Me listening to Sewerslvt: "t H e y D o N ' T k N o W."
I'm listening to this after finally getting some meaniful social connection. Listening to this now is a very nostalgic fealing. It's a very happy but also deeply shacking experience. I love your Music and it has helped me come as far as i did. Thank you.
For what it's worth from a total stranger, I think your music has something special, something rare in it. Something I haven't found in many other places. Thank you for creating something that meant something to me.
the ambience at the beginning feels like youre lost floating in space and theres literally nothing around, no stars no rocks no people nothhing, and youre just surrounded by pure silence
Dude, this was so good. This is the kind of music I wanna make lol There's so many layers to this in terms of aesthetic and atmosphere that it brings up to me. Amazing job
I can't believe it's been a year since my friend showed me this song around December, after that I fell in love with your songs and the genre. Keep up the good work, it's amazing.
Yes, that may be true, but have you considered using discrete switches, like Cherry or Alps switches, to minimize surface friction? To the naked eye, it may not look too different than using the switches you're familiar with. But here's the thing. Contrary to what most people think, not all switches are created equally. Why not? They all come from a common base of buckling spring types of mechanism. Each spring (if it comes from that base) can have its own specific coefficient of friction. Without going into a much more technical explanation of the underlying math that I've been told is really cool, the fundamental idea is that each type of switch feels different.
@@whattheshit4936 i think it's a reference to something. If not then idk,there's always bound to be weird incomprehensible comments with even weirder replies on RU-vid vids
Sewerslvt is still checking their yt, or someone is running it, this album was updated today, so by some off chance she sees this; your music is amazing, thank you for creating your music
Your music has been a large contributing factor to me getting into making music myself. I love chopping up breaks in Renoise and going Mental with the edits, it's so much god damn fun!
