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ALEKSIS-SENPAI

Producing since 2018. Started with nightcore. Ended up in dubstep.
FL Studio, heavy bass, horror, code, mods, fiction.
Jack of all trades. Master of none, but getting closer every year.

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01Pieces I Adore W/ Rina
02Wurzelrausch
03The Ripple
📄 About about.txt
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The Short Version

Origin

Started in 2018 making nightcore. That phase died fast. The urge to create did not.

Sound

Landed on dubstep and EDM. Heavy bass, aggressive synths, drops that make monitors sweat. Skrillex, GHOST DATA, Excision, Zeds Dead on one side. UK Hardcore, Happy Hardcore, early 2000s Bounce and Eurodance on the other. Both are in there.

Approach

No genre lock. Dubstep is the main thing. Whatever else happens at 3am gets released too. Still evolving. That part is not stopping.

Right Now

9 monthly listeners on Spotify. Building something real. Every release is a step forward. The old stuff exists as proof of growth, not as something to brag about.

⚙ What I Do everything.log
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What I Actually Do

Music
Dubstep and EDM in FL Studio. Started with nightcore in 2018, found heavier ground. Two SoundCloud accounts worth of tracks, some good, some rough, all real.
Web Apps
I build full stack web applications. Run them on my own server. Have written close to 11,000 lines of code for a single project and keep going. The ADHD helps.
Game Mods
I mod games when something bothers me enough to fix it myself. Break something, rebuild it better, call it a weekend.
Novels
I write long form fiction. Horror runs through it. The same brain that makes the music makes the words, which explains a lot.
All of It
Jack of all trades. Never quite mastering any single one but refuses to pick just one. The breadth is the point.

REAL TALK: The old stuff is rough. Nightcore was the beginning. Dubstep is where it landed. Everything in between sounds like someone figuring it out in real time, because it was. The new material is the point.

🎚 Influences influences.list
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Inspired By

// heavy.dubstep
Skrillex GHOST DATA Excision Zeds Dead Zomboy Virtual Riot Knife Party Flux Pavilion Getter Datsik Barely Alive
// uk.hardcore & happy.hardcore
S3RL AL Storm No Left Turn ignabui Dougal & Gammer Darren Styles Gammer Hixxy Brisk Scott Brown Vinylgroover Technikore Re-Con Ultrabeat Klubfiller
// early.2000s.eurodance
Jakarta DJ Jean ATB Darude Cascada DJ Sammy Lasgo Eiffel 65 Corona Flip & Fill Lost It Pulsedriver
// early.emo && post-hardcore // stuck.in.2006
My Chemical Romance The Used Taking Back Sunday Fall Out Boy Brand New Dashboard Confessional AFI Hawthorne Heights From First to Last Senses Fail Underoath Silverstein Matchbook Romance

HORROR IS IN THE DNA. The distortion, the weight, the feeling that something is wrong and getting worse. That is not an accident. The music sounds the way it does because of the same mind that writes the fiction. The sound is an extension of the horror, not a departure from it.

BUT ALSO: Jakarta's Six Little Eggs at 2am. S3RL. Dougal & Gammer. UK Hardcore and early Eurodance sitting right next to the heavy dubstep, not because they sound the same, but because the energy is the same. Raw. Unfiltered. Made before the algorithm existed to tell everyone what genre they were allowed to be. That whole era is in the DNA whether the project file shows it or not. You hear it in the drops if you know what to listen for.

THIS IS NOT A PHASE. MCR. The Used. Brand New. Taking Back Sunday. The 2006 playlist does not expire. Some people moved on. Some people didn't. The songs that sounded exactly like the thing you couldn't put into words at 15, those don't leave. They just sit there. Waiting. The horror aesthetics and the emo era never really split. They were always the same folder, just sorted differently.

♥ Credits credits.log

THANK YOU

xReggs · Alias · RikuPG · Jay (Joker)

Thank you for all the support and to the rest of my friends who are with me on this journey. You know who you are.