i am an experimental producer. i started by making dnb, but eventually got into weirder genres such as harsh noise, breakcore and cybergrind. i don't make music because i want to get big, i don't make music because i want to make money. i make music because it's fun and i'm passionate about it. i don't care about whether people will like it or not, hell i sometimes don't even care about whether i myself like it. all i care about is having fun and expressing myself, hoping that someone else might at the very least find it interesting. so much music nowadays just feels... soulless, like it came out of a factory with the sole purpose of making money, which is basically what's happening with a lot of pop, rap, etc.. if people didn't experiment, not just inside the realm of music, we would still be in the stone age or worse. i don't want to reinvent the wheel, i just want to make my own thing expecting 0 success. that mindset of trial and error is what leads to someone somewhere at some point in time succeeding and making something huge and refreshing, and i think that's what most mainstream music is missing. ok bye
i am an experimental producer. i started by making dnb, but eventually got into weirder genres such as harsh noise, breakcore and cybergrind. i don't make music because i want to get big, i don't make music because i want to make money. i make music because it's fun and i'm passionate about it. i don't care about whether people will like it or not, hell i sometimes don't even care about whether i myself like it. all i care about is having fun and expressing myself, hoping that someone else might at the very least find it interesting. so much music nowadays just feels... soulless, like it came out of a factory with the sole purpose of making money, which is basically what's happening with a lot of pop, rap, etc.. if people didn't experiment, not just inside the realm of music, we would still be in the stone age or worse. i don't want to reinvent the wheel, i just want to make my own thing expecting 0 success. that mindset of trial and error is what leads to someone somewhere at some point in time succeeding and making something huge and refreshing, and i think that's what most mainstream music is missing.
ok bye