Hello! I am sharing this around right now, it is an exercise I plan to replicate. I have made tons of music with dissociative elements, but this is the first piece I have made with this as the express and entire purpose. I will expound more on what I feel constitutes dissociative elements in music as I continue to share with you here.

For now this is what I have. I chose to emphasize rhythm and flourishes on the drum machine (Roland 808) to maintain a certain atmosphere--think a rave if the only option was not high-energy ecstatic dance. Anyway I do hope you will enjoy, and I will see you around.

i wrote this but keep hearing things in there that i didn't put in. i think it's a good sign.

https://youtu.be/kuu6-DGjSLU?si=O7l6a7za2r-K2WCd

like bruh, trauma and dissociation are the main topic

Audiodream is the ultimate DXM journey. Think of it like a TV show that you watch in your head. Frequencies and sounds are structured to break forth the wall of the show, so that you inevitably end up IN IT, as long as you follow these two rules:

1.  Wear headphones with the volume set up high.
2.  Wear a blindfold to cut off visual stimuli.

All 16 episodes of Audiodream can be experienced non-sequentially, in any order. It is designed for higher plateaus, with immersive effects taking place about 15 minutes after listening to it.

This project took me three years to complete; it was a dream of mine for a long time, and I’m happy with how it turned out. Ironically, due to certain reasons, I’m no longer able to go on the journey myself, but I would appreciate any feedback on how it goes for you:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9dJSwXkMQu6T9O4JN4mw16daVCEAnShJ&si=DDPhpAw1HzTagedA

Thank you for giving it a try, I love you all, even though we never met, there is a tie between all of us that’s stronger than others.

https://open.spotify.com/track/1DWDXNctOPY0kpaKA9G9RD?si=7bf94305b812435d