short song in D standard tuning mixed and recorded into soundtrap with boss me25 and volt1 interface inspired partially by a band called flooding and probably just indie music in general check out my band - • Missed Adventures - fu...
This feels like the end of a 2000s movie, where the characters have graduated or the club has disbanded, and as much as it hurts knowing it's over, you know it was meant to be, and did exactly what it was meant to do. Sure, it's not there anymore, but it's not gone. And somehow that's okay
this is the type of music that would be played when the movie is nearing its ending and the character is packing up all of their things, looking out the window and sighing, reflecting on all that has been and all that they've been. Their finally ready to not run but face life and for the first time maybe they let themselves feel fine for the sake of a fake closure.
Dude same. I’ve been playing in and out of bands for 16 years now, but things didn’t work out with my last band, so I’ve been playing solo for the past 9 months or so. It’s really hard trying to find a group of people who play the same genres that I do.
this truly embodies the heaviness of overcoming a mindset you had been so used to. that moment when you finally let go of that weight that had formed an endless abyss of hopeless melancholy and its constand cycling of lingering thoughs of when times were brighter than the present. the moment you learn to just not give a fuck anymore and take ahold of the horns of life by your own control; your own will to live with peace of mind.
It’s better this way, moving on. Things are better, sun is shining again. But you can’t help the urge to look back and put yourself through the torture of not moving on. Again. Sometimes, it’s better that way
this is freaking awesome. feels like the bittersweet loneliness of realising its over and there's nothing else you can do; and then at 0:42 the torture of forcing yourself to move on through self destruction and reinvention. hits so hard
I love the rawness of this as it doesn't have that wall of sound aspect that makes it difficult to pick out the different instruments. It has a familiar grungey sound but also unique quality that makes it feel like an evolution of something rather than a derivative. I love seeing people actually playing instruments so keep it up!
I love how this sounds like it could apply to anything and not just a romantic breakup which is the first thing to come to mind for most people--hence the generalized terminology of the title, without specifying what "it" is. The vibe of the song is that these are emotions that are more typical of relatively early phases of your life, for some reason--maybe it's the grungy flavor of the piece. But it sounds like it could apply to something that happened in high school just as well as something that happened in med school or during your internship. I could totally imagine this on the soundtrack of a scene of a high school drama or on an episode of House from the POV of one of the younger characters. Even still, it really resonates with me because of something I'm going through right now, and I'm 45, so not young anymore.
There’s no feeling more intense than starting over. If you’ve deleted your homework the day before it was due, as I have. Or if you left your wallet at home and you have to go back, after spending an hour in the commute. If you won some money at the casino and then put all your winnings on red, and it came up black. If you won an argument with a friend and then later discovered they just returned to their original view. Starting over is harder than starting up. If you’re not ready for that, like if you’ve already had a bad day, then what you’re about to go through might be too much. Feel free to go away and come back. I’ll be here.
in my perception the beggining sounds like the thought of starting to accept that something isnt supposed to be, starting to see other ways of doing something, and it grows with a feeling of rage perhaps due to disappointment or ingratitude. but looking by another way, it can also be some kind of relief and starting to see things as they really are
it was that exact part that i saw in my mind, the visual of someone just slightly nodding and going like.. “huh… ok.” that realization moment, that little bittersweet nod to yourself. like wow.
it feels like that one situationship ended and its going from melancholy to anger and jealousy of who they left you for. also the sudden end to it makes it feel like youve realised it was never meant to be, but somehow thats either okay or not okay, depending on whether you're in love or not
I'd just like to say that I've been trying to write some music like this recently, and whenever I need inspiration I come back to your video, love the music man!
It feels like bravery and sense of new beginnings in oneself and the high notes hit like realisations and after a while high notes get rhythmic so finally it feels like freedom..
I was expecting something decent, but holy shit this is really good! you deserve way more subscribers than you have, this could easily do numbers on spotify, keep it up!
i just logged off from talking to my best online friend after losing contact for a few years and immediately clicked on this video this is like the perfect this is just perfect timing it made so much sense
