New album
the world is fake.
The album explores the illusory nature of the world through the prism of electronic and experimental musical styles.
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Track List
KinGo - the world is fake
- it could be fake
- who is that person?
- fake it till u make it
- computer virus
- something went wrong
- tbh
- password
- the end
About the album
The album 'the world is fake' reflects the distorted perception of reality and the inner experiences of the lyrical hero, who decided to create his own world and take the listener with him.
The album consists of several parts, has a circular composition and combines various genres to convey the idea and depth of emotions.
Exposition:
In the first track 'it could be fake' the author notes that the world may not be real, the events surrounding it may just be a dream that never ends.
Plot:
In the second track 'who is that person?' the non-obvious problems of the modern world are expressed, and the author decides to create his world.
Main part:
In the third track 'fake it till u make it' the author presents his amazing digital world, based on his own dreams and calls the listener with him, urging to forget about real life.
The fourth track 'computer virus' tells that the author has never realized what real life is, and in his new world a computer virus has appeared.
Action development:
In track five, 'something went wrong', the author begins to realize the problems that have arisen in his digital world and urges the listener to delete the folder with all the dreams he has had in order to destroy the computer virus. He doesn't know where this will lead, but realizes that it's the only way out....
In the sixth track 'tbh' the author makes it clear that his new world has lost its main idea, and this is exactly what deleting the folder with all the dreams led to. He realizes that creating his world was too rash a decision. It would have been better if he had tried to prove earlier that people live in a simulation, but it was too late. However, the author admits that he has thought of a plan to get out of his world, but hesitates to carry it out.
The climax:
The seventh track 'password' reveals the whole digital part of the new world, and changes the genre to indie electronica.
The lyrics talk about the system and algorithms that the world was built on when it was created. The author mentions that the account password must contain at least 8 characters, which refers to the number of tracks in the album. At the end, a “digital blizzard” of white noise begins. The author talks about someone trying to hack into the system, but it turns out to be himself. This was his plan to get out of the world, however now the author is stuck between reality, the computer simulation and his dreams, realizing that it's all his fault...
The denouement:
The last eighth track of the album, 'the end', literally goes on to say that the world that the hero of the album has created has come to an end. Also in this song there is an important reference to the famous scientific two-slit experiment, which sparked a debate about whether people live in a simulation.
The author asks why elementary particles behave differently under observation.
At the very end there is a reference to the first track of the album, which means that the author has returned to the “real world” and the story is looped.
In the first track 'it could be fake' the author notes that the world may not be real, the events surrounding it may just be a dream that never ends.
Plot:
In the second track 'who is that person?' the non-obvious problems of the modern world are expressed, and the author decides to create his world.
Main part:
In the third track 'fake it till u make it' the author presents his amazing digital world, based on his own dreams and calls the listener with him, urging to forget about real life.
The fourth track 'computer virus' tells that the author has never realized what real life is, and in his new world a computer virus has appeared.
Action development:
In track five, 'something went wrong', the author begins to realize the problems that have arisen in his digital world and urges the listener to delete the folder with all the dreams he has had in order to destroy the computer virus. He doesn't know where this will lead, but realizes that it's the only way out....
In the sixth track 'tbh' the author makes it clear that his new world has lost its main idea, and this is exactly what deleting the folder with all the dreams led to. He realizes that creating his world was too rash a decision. It would have been better if he had tried to prove earlier that people live in a simulation, but it was too late. However, the author admits that he has thought of a plan to get out of his world, but hesitates to carry it out.
The climax:
The seventh track 'password' reveals the whole digital part of the new world, and changes the genre to indie electronica.
The lyrics talk about the system and algorithms that the world was built on when it was created. The author mentions that the account password must contain at least 8 characters, which refers to the number of tracks in the album. At the end, a “digital blizzard” of white noise begins. The author talks about someone trying to hack into the system, but it turns out to be himself. This was his plan to get out of the world, however now the author is stuck between reality, the computer simulation and his dreams, realizing that it's all his fault...
The denouement:
The last eighth track of the album, 'the end', literally goes on to say that the world that the hero of the album has created has come to an end. Also in this song there is an important reference to the famous scientific two-slit experiment, which sparked a debate about whether people live in a simulation.
The author asks why elementary particles behave differently under observation.
At the very end there is a reference to the first track of the album, which means that the author has returned to the “real world” and the story is looped.
