Catalog
Each track is a doorway: a frequency, a feeling, and a small mythology. Some are built for dancing, some for shadow work, some for flying through static, and some for remembering that play is how the nervous system gets brave again.
Start here
Step 1 · Playful Defiance
When reality glitches, play is the way home.
Step 2 · Otherworldly Bloom
Hope arriving in a form too strange to be domesticated.
Step 3 · Signal in the Static
Sometimes you fly best when the feed gets noisy.
Plays Beepy Bombs → Martian Spring → Telemetry Lost from the SlackerVision artist page. Headphones if you have them.
Catalog
When reality glitches, play is the way home.
Beepy Bombs is about remembering to have fun in the chaos. In a world that feels increasingly unreal, it turns fractured beeps, boops, and digital overload into something vibrant, curious, and alive — underneath the robot noises, a very human invitation to play.
Crew · SlackerVision · Chip · RainbowRebel
Best listened to when · the world feels fake, loud, and too serious.
feat. Dendriform
Sometimes you fly best when the feed gets noisy.
Telemetry Lost speaks the language of pilots — motion, static, recovery — and turns lost signal into an emotional metaphor: sometimes you don't find yourself by returning to perfect control, but by learning to fly with uncertainty.
Crew · SlackerVision
Best listened to when · the feed gets noisy and you need permission to keep flying.
Shadow work as reunion, not punishment.
Light and Shadow is about learning to love the parts of yourself you were taught to hide — the reunion that begins the moment you stop exiling pieces of yourself and start becoming whole.
Crew · SlackerVision · RainbowRebel · Selene
Best listened to when · you're ready to reach for the part of you that almost left.
Slippery, bright, and joyfully off-axis.
Riding Butter is still revealing its mythology, but the early signal is clear: it belongs to the part of SlackerVision that chooses motion over explanation and laughter over clean lines.
Crew · SlackerVision · Krispina
Best listened to when · the floor is taking itself too seriously.
Hope arriving in a form too strange to be domesticated.
Martian Spring imagines life returning where nobody expected it: color blooming through red dust. Underneath the imagery, it is a song for the moments after rock bottom — when the walls and castles of your own making break down, when the ego dies, when the only thing left to do is grow back. Red turns green. Buried in the ground and found. We come back growing.
Crew · SlackerVision · RainbowRebel
Best listened to when · you're at rock bottom and need proof that growing back is possible.
Trivecta · SlackerVision Remix
The original, run back through SlackerVision's neon.
Keep the song's emotional spine, change the weather around it. The SlackerVision remix turns Alaska into a track that breathes between bass weight and open sky.
Best listened to when · you know every note and still want to be surprised.
Ahee · SlackerVision Duck Lord Remix
The bass drops every time the ducks quack. Naturally.
This one began on the flight home from a family vacation, right as Ahee posted a reel of himself making a flock of Portland ducks quack on command. A commenter suggested the bass should land on every quack — which was already the plan. Now it does: the quacks come back louder, and the Duck Lord's powers are intensifying.
Best listened to when · you want the bass to land on every quack.
