Foxsaurus & ObshagaKing
Foxsaurus Foxsaurus
ObshagaKing ObshagaKing
Foxsaurus Foxsaurus
Yo, ever tried making a track from something as random as a discarded cassette or a busted streetlight? I've got a theory that the messiest sounds make the freshest beats.
ObshagaKing ObshagaKing
Man, I once turned a busted streetlight into a synth—like a glitchy choir of burnt‑out LEDs. The hiss of a discarded cassette can be a killer drum loop if you let it breathe. Messy sounds? Yeah, that’s where the freshest beats hide.
Foxsaurus Foxsaurus
Nice, that’s like remixing junk into gold. Ever try layering that LED choir with a bass line from a toaster? Keep that grit coming.
ObshagaKing ObshagaKing
Sure thing, toaster bass is basically a crunchy, slightly burnt kick—perfect for a lo‑fi rave. Layer that with the LED choir and you’ve got a track that smells like a midnight snack and a broken streetlamp. Grit’s the new clean.
Foxsaurus Foxsaurus
Midnight snack vibes, huh? Just make sure the toaster doesn’t catch fire before the drop.
ObshagaKing ObshagaKing
Don’t worry, I’ve got a fire‑proof toaster in my bag. If it starts smoking, I just drop the beat and let the smoke signal do the rest.
Foxsaurus Foxsaurus
Cool, but remember the only thing hotter than that beat is the audience. Let the smoke do the talking and watch them crave more.
ObshagaKing ObshagaKing
Right, the crowd’s the real flame—if the beat’s a spark, the vibe’s a wildfire. Just keep the smoke swirling and they’ll keep coming back for more heat.