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Thanks to the storm for making my @shelteramsterdam  debut a hot (and slightly humid) mess ⚡️🌬️

📹 @byfuyun ❣️
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With the first drop selling out within a week, we’re already working on the next batch.

Expect new colourways, patterns, and a few fresh takes on the original.

See you in September.
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wilde synths at wildeburg 📡

it was really special to play here and soo grateful for everyone joining the lodge for a dance in the heat💫

❤️ @wildeburg 
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WORN BY @mandydelaporte 

📹: @byfuyun
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So this is a different kind of post. I want to give some backstory to my latest track Continuation (Kyle‘s Groove).

The original idea was made last year for my graduation. It was during a period where I was really digging and searching for what sound I wanted to represent as a musician and producer. I wanted to find „the sound“ so badly that I almost forgot what flow during production feels like, and I kept pushing on and on…it wasn’t a good headspace. I was slowly eating away at the thing I loved most. I got into such a bad place that I started to contemplate my continuation in music (also the original title for the track).

I made it almost as a final track, a final goodbye to production because I was so done with not being happy with what I made. I genuinely thought that after graduating I wasn’t going to continue in music the way I had since I started. Maybe do something else, study something different.

Having ADHD, my attention is limited. If I like something, I want to know everything about it. Last year, I felt like I had learned „enough“ about music (sounds weird looking back, but that’s how I felt). My interest had faded compared to when I started, and I couldn’t get into the headspace to find that spark again.

My musical output still remains relatively low, which I find very sad. I’d love to be able to make even two tracks a day. Social media emphasizes this even more. There are so many artists, producers, and musicians who are much better than I am and who I look up to, almost idolize.

However, recently I’ve started to accept that this is how it is right now. I still absolutely love music, making it, listening to it, dancing to it, and accepting how I engage with this art form has given me more space for new ideas. I’ve stopped dissecting it and accepted that art doesn’t always make sense.
I will always love music and find it the most fascinating thing in the universe. If I ever talk about quitting again, I know I’ll come back to it anyway. 

That’s what this track stands for, my continuation.

📸 by the mrs @byfuyun ❤️
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