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Track List
01) Everywhere, USA
02) Quiet Generation
03) American Falls (Nobody Helps Him Up)
04) FL DX
05) Suburb Pop
01) Everywhere, USA
02) Quiet Generation
03) American Falls (Nobody Helps Him Up)
04) FL DX
05) Suburb Pop
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First Released
2020
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made using an Arturia KeyStep and a Sonart BXII 88 Key Digital Piano with FL Studio 20
An association I will be holding dear to me until the day I can no longer think for myself: bedroom pop belongs to the U.S.. Don't get me wrong: it belongs to the whole world, but where else is there a more poorly kept secret to the nations' way of life than wealth inequality as portrayed here in the United States? I didn't get to start buying some instruments until I was nearly 30, but now that I have the means to try and make music from something other than cracked software or trial versions of popular soundcrafting tools, I find myself wanting to reflect back at the world that brought me here.
This postcard came into my possession after being selected as a gift by my partner on our trip to North Carolina in the late springtime of June 2017, antiquing in one of many country-style warehouses in the center of the Piedmont-region. I knew I would make music to this image one day, and I am so glad I waited until my compositional years to conduct this.
This conjoined adventure between newcomer alias Wave Notation and long-standing Star Key regional Decubellis Dreams is in dedication to the kind of music you find over at FOTOshoppe Co, my very favorite American label of any kind. Whereas I helped represent FL in the vaporwave sphere, they did CA. This attempts to capture the same freeform energy that lets labels such as these be so stupendous and awe-inducing to follow. While I know my own music doesn't quite constitute a moment of awe from the general listener, I know that I'll find whoever this is meant to be heard by.
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made using an Arturia KeyStep and a Sonart BXII 88 Key Digital Piano with FL Studio 20
An association I will be holding dear to me until the day I can no longer think for myself: bedroom pop belongs to the U.S.. Don't get me wrong: it belongs to the whole world, but where else is there a more poorly kept secret to the nations' way of life than wealth inequality as portrayed here in the United States? I didn't get to start buying some instruments until I was nearly 30, but now that I have the means to try and make music from something other than cracked software or trial versions of popular soundcrafting tools, I find myself wanting to reflect back at the world that brought me here.
This postcard came into my possession after being selected as a gift by my partner on our trip to North Carolina in the late springtime of June 2017, antiquing in one of many country-style warehouses in the center of the Piedmont-region. I knew I would make music to this image one day, and I am so glad I waited until my compositional years to conduct this.
This conjoined adventure between newcomer alias Wave Notation and long-standing Star Key regional Decubellis Dreams is in dedication to the kind of music you find over at FOTOshoppe Co, my very favorite American label of any kind. Whereas I helped represent FL in the vaporwave sphere, they did CA. This attempts to capture the same freeform energy that lets labels such as these be so stupendous and awe-inducing to follow. While I know my own music doesn't quite constitute a moment of awe from the general listener, I know that I'll find whoever this is meant to be heard by.
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