u/whatsuppeepz67891

I do love making Original Songs. To DEATH.

Vexento taught me (I read every description of his videos, to pass time) that Inspiration is either your best friend, or your enemy. And usually you don't decide to do something, because if you don't have the inspiration for it, the thing you're trying to do won't work. So inspiration itself decides that.

IE the reason I half-assedly remake songs is #1, for inspiration (I remade TheFatRat - Let Love win, then I had this idea, so in theory and trial, this works), #2 because I love the songs I remake. The songs I remake, got me through HELL, literally! If Electro-light - Talk To Me was simple to remake (I've tried) I would, if Axel Wernberg - Return was simple to remake, I would! In a heartbeat!

Tyzo Bloom - Someday, I'll Be With You

I refuse to call it what he called it, because that's just clickbait.

Btw, the original artist is one of those people who uses Alan Walker in the title for clicks, genuinely don't know why I chose to remake a song from this douchebag. But I did

Yup. I did it.

Doing it.

Happy Fox is finished 🫶

Sequel to my song "Frolicking Fox" because I was bored and inspired

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His whole catalog as well.

He's an artist I've found that if you listen to "Keep you in mind" or "Feels like the end" first, then you listen to his other songs, the expectation you think you'll get because you want more songs like those two, is simply just far from incorrect.

Some songs sound like a miss at first. Then you click on it again and it still sounds like a miss. The more you click on it and swipe away because you tell yourself you don't like it, the more impactful the song will be when you finally give it that chance. I never liked Sky-Way drive until yesterday, and I've been listening to Feels like the end, Keep you in mind, I'll be here, Evergreen and I Will Die Alone on repeat since 2020 (when I found him) so definitely give his music time.

I do recommend starting with the weaker songs first, so that you can like them first, and then listen to his hit songs (I call them hits, even though they have less streams).

I'm a huge Shane Alexander fan recently. I think some of you either are or will be as well.

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Starting a track with a certain genre in mind sometimes leads you to the pot of gold you're seeking. But majority of the time, the biggest accomplishment you'll feel is when you stay up all night perfecting a melody to the point where the song idea you started with is nowhere near the song you ended up with.

This song is a HUGE example of that. This is one of my best songs, solely because I made it for myself. I didn't have a specific genre in mind or a specific style I wanted to achieve. SoundCloud deleted the original song from my account, so I went into the original song file, took my chords and melody, and completely revamped the song entirely as a fuck you to SoundCloud.

Pointless gibberish👇

This song is the closest I've gotten to replicating a Vexento style track, while being completely different to any songs on his discography. If you want to make a Vexento style, you have to know his philosophy, he's not bound by genres or labels. He makes what he feels. Any song in the world, where heart was over hype or fame, is in definition a Vexento style for that alone. Because he doesn't have a specific style, but multiple combined.

This sounds exactly like something Eliminate would turn into a song

Then they post this hot mess.

Welcome to the world Shane Alexander. 🫡

What do you think caused this?

First off, Elektronomia isn't the villain here, I'm sure if this is brought to either him or Vexxy, this could be solved. But I'm not the guy (I would rather stray away from X), I'm just curious what causes this.

Because as a long time Vexento and Elektronomia fanatic, lore wise they haven't collided like this, while that would be the collab of a LIFE TIME, sadly isn't the case here. I'm guessing somewhere the metadata tripped? As I said normal YouTube and Spotify both have this song as Vexento & Micco, YouTube Music is the only one that has this connected to Elektronomia, when Elektronomia had no part in this song whatsoever.

I saw this in my recommended and was like "sweet! Vexento and Elektronomia finally did it" but then I heard the track and to my immediate not surprised face, it was older style Vexento. Not that I don't like old style Vexxy. Coyote is still an OG track.

Anywho, what causes this? Was I right to assume it was a metadata glitch? Is this a very real problem that nobody seems to care about?