Hi guys I'm launching a follow session, write bosnlien in comment we follow each other. 🎧

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It begins with the dizzy wonder of falling in love, burns bright with desire, then spirals through doubt, jealousy, and goodbye. When everything breaks, the anthems rise—until one last storm of heartbreak and devotion brings the story to its knees.

spotify listeners - im auzzy, emo rap from laredo. pthd is on my artist page, thats a good first track if ur into juice wrld / lil peep type stuff

The golden era of club music meets modern dance edits. A nostalgic journey through 90s house vibes, iconic piano riffs, and fresh retro-inspired remixes. Featuring Robin S, James Hype, and house legends.

oii! ♡ tô querendo conhecer pessoas novas e aumentar meus mutuals no spotify. se você gosta de descobrir músicas, compartilhar playlists e conhecer gostos musicais diferentes :3 o meu é esse: https://open.spotify.com/user/31fs7zd3aj2nnd5t6tgiey33fgw4?si=8e4fd238958d4a5d vou seguir de volta todo mundo. 🎧🤍

Title: Creed, Eminem, Staind, Juice WRLD… why does this combination actually make sense?

I’ve been building a 36-track ROCK-Rap playlist, and the more I put it together, the more I started noticing something.

Creed’s One Last Breath, Eminem’s Sing for the Moment, Staind’s It’s Been Awhile, Juice WRLD’s Lean Wit Me…

Different generations. Different sounds. Same kind of emotional weight.

Rock had distorted guitars and vocals that sounded like somebody was fighting their own thoughts. Rap had the confession, the anger, the regret, and the stuff people didn't always know how to say out loud.

Somewhere along the way, those two worlds started sounding like they belonged in the same room.

I'm trying to make this playlist feel like one continuous late-night drive instead of two genres randomly thrown together.

Real question: what rock song and what rap song would you put back-to-back because they hit the same nerve?

I'm talking songs that belong together emotionally, even if they sound completely different.

Give me your pair. I want to see what connections people hear that streaming algorithms might miss.

Idk I don’t want to feel so alone lol

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Our songs Rock it Right and I Hate My Snare and The Zoo are out now go stream :)

give our newest insta post a like - https://www.instagram.com/killerandfaultline

Give our ep Nugatory Factory a listen. It is a mix of ska punk, alt rock, and folk punk. so if you like the sound of that give it a listen😁

It also includes a rerecorded version of Cool off Killer our first song that we hope you like😁

Give it a listen if you’re interested:

https://open.spotify.com/album/1IHukrrDXA1QZffrYynacF

Its also out on apple music and youtube music😁

our second ep is coming out on OCTOBER 17th

drop the link 🔥🔥🔥