So, a lot has happened recently. I got outed/blasted on Reddit, which may have been a blessing in disguise because it was free advertising, although I wasn't a big fan of the hate mail on my socials. I kinda took a step back because it was exhausting trying to defend myself on YouTube/Instagram, but people are still listening to my stuff. So, I guess I'll keep making it. Anyways, here's the most recent song I released. It's about young love and being desperate for attention/affection.

I made a few tracks for the holidays this year. This is "Hazy Christmas Morning". It's for those who like to "wake 'n' bake".

And this is actual xmas song that landed on my xmas playlist last year and will probably remain in there.

Hello! I've brought you songs in a completely different style than you're used to from me, but I like to experiment, and this sound was an old love project of mine. The songs in the video are acoustic versions of my previous songs, or songs that have not yet been released in electronic music format. I have a full, two-part album in the works, scheduled for release sometime next year. This one-hour compilation is made from these songs. I hope you will enjoy the songs in this form as well. Thank you in advance for watching.

Sensual Frequency

Hello All! Posted a new song on Spotify. It is a bit long, but when you hear it, then you will not notice that it was that long.. maybe. :D The song a slow-burning descent into the silent unraveling of a relationship — not torn apart by chaos, but eroded by absence. It captures that haunting space where two people remain physically close, yet drift miles apart inside. The lyrics trace the memory of warmth, the weight of routine, and the chilling realization that affection can disappear without a sound. No shouting, no final blow — just two hearts breathing side by side, no longer beating together. This is the sound of emotional distance crystallizing into something cold, still, and beautifully tragic. It is not a song of anger — it’s a confession, a eulogy for a love that didn’t die violently, but slipped beneath the surface, unnoticed. A reminder that sometimes the softest endings cut the deepest. I'am working on a video for this song, will post is later, but i just did not know (thought about it) how many work it needs with AI generation, but it will come in time. :) Thanks for listening, and commenting if you do! Cheers!

When she is so beautiful you just have to meet her. You break out all the charm, smile clean, talk sweet, but she knows her worth. Like Jamaican Dave says "If she look like Paradise, make sure you step like you own the Island."

Here's how first attempt at Xmas song by ONC from a year ago turned out. Warning - NSFW I guess... Then I did actual nice xmas song that I'll show you a little later.

The third single off of the Deaf Tonics' yet to be released second album, Digital Genocide. Stoner/hard rock. What if the band was successful and getting stalked by an obsessive fan? This song envisions that concept.

Executive Summary In a world of infinite AI-generated content, value converges around the scarcity of curation—the human signature of selection, context, and taste. The current internet infrastructure, fragmented between Walled Gardens (social media) Aggregation Models (Linktree), and streaming (Spotify) is structurally insufficient for supporting the needs of the modern creator, failing to provide meaningful validation, identity construction, and capture of value. Mixtape is the cross-platform Identity Protocol and Layer for the generative era. We are creating the curative (curation) technology required to enable creators to synthesize their multi-modal art, converge their fragmented audiences, and establish a persistent identity they own. Our strategy begins not by competing with the Attention Economy, but by providing the essential utility layer required to organize, synthesize, and monetize the creative process. Introduction Humanity is driven by an irreducible need to express the self—to construct an identity and project it into the world. Throughout history, the tools of creativity have evolved, but the fundamental impulse remains the same. We observe a recurring pattern in media technology: periods of massive proliferation and distribution necessitate new tools for curation and identity expression. The rise of MP3s and piracy shattered the album format, leading to the curated identity of the Myspace profile. The advent of streaming offered infinite access to music, leading to the playlist as a primary mode of self-expression and social signaling. We are now at the inflection point of the most significant proliferation event in human history. This time, it is not distribution that has been democratized, but creation itself. AI has ubiquitized the execution of art. The barriers to producing high-fidelity music and visuals have collapsed. This changes the nature of creativity. Before, creativity existed primarily in the ideating and executive layers. Now it exists mainly in the selective layer. This is a fundamental shift. In a world of infinite generation, the act of selection—the curation, the aesthetic choices, the contextualization—becomes the human signature. The economy of the future is not mainly creative; it is selective. This shift is the beginning of a new economic reality. When the execution of art is automated, the supply becomes near infinite. Over time, the value of individual outputs of MP3, MP4, and other standardized formats trend toward zero. In this environment, value migrates from the commoditized output to the scarcity of the human context surrounding them. The emergent value resides in the generative byproducts (prompts, style profiles, and workflows), the status attached to taste, and the act of curation itself. We define these byproducts as Generative Assets, and they form the basis of a new economy. Come the future, creators and fans alike will require new mechanisms to capture the value of their process, and to build persistent identity around their generative curations. As we will see, the current internet infrastructure is structurally incapable of properly supporting this curative, generative economy. Dominated by legacy socials, the internet is optimized for standardized formats of video and image designed to capture attention, not validate taste or facilitate the exchange of generative assets. Adding to the structural conundrum, the legacy social platforms are designed not to cooperate. They actively silo users, forcing creators to fracture their identity and community across apps. This fragmentation prevents creators from consolidating the value they generate, leaving the AI creator identity without a center of gravity. The architecture for the Curative Economy must therefore be created as a Meta-Layer—a neutral, open territory that sits above the existing infrastructure. We are building Mixtape to be that Meta-Layer. By interconnecting the fragmented world of social media, we bridge the gap between short-lived generation and persistent identity. It is the next natural iteration of the curated profile and the playlist. It is not a portfolio, nor a link aggregator. It is the Identity Layer for the AI generation.