Untilted from Inside Down by Birch Twigs
Once back at school you approach Kyle, the only guy in your class that is super into computers, and start telling him about the CD, where you found it, and all of the unexplained weird stuff that has been happening. After explaining everything and showing him the CD it's clear that Kyle is skeptical of the situation. He suggests that it is probably a prank from the one of the older kids, or left behind by someone who used to go here just to confuse someone like yourself. But even with his explanation he is still interested with how this could work so he offers to take the CD and try to figure it out. You make it very clear that you will not be separated from the CD and you have to see whatever it is for yourself. Kyle reluctantly agrees, not being someone who often has people over.
The next day after school you and your best friend Joe meet Kyle outside where his dad is waiting to take him home. You all pile in the back of the car and start the trip. Kyle lives outside of town in a huge house with an even bigger yard. Kyle guides Joe and yourself to the computer room, where you waist no time putting the disk in the tray of his PC which is a beige tower of a beast. It take a bit to load at Kyle looks confused when he can't immediately find the files.
Once he does find it he laughs, remarking that there isn't anything strange here. And sure enough there it all was twelve files all listed out, some with names, some just numbered tracks, and one... one UNTITLED. The named tracks where what you had already heard, including the one you swore you heard in your dream. The numbered tracks didn't seem to do anything and couldn't be played. This did get Kyle's attention as he tried looking at the properties and figure out what was wrong with them. Finally coming to the conclusion that they are probably corrupted.
And then there is Untitled, the one track we hadn't heard before. Clicking on that seemed to do nothing at first until the media player popped up and started playing the track. Kyle wasn't very impressed at this "Music" until a strange repetitive beat could be heard. Kyle thought it might be a clue, maybe morse code or something. He listened to it over and over, unable to break the sequence.
After who knows how long, we all gave up and closed the media player. But apparently that did something wrong because the entire computer just shut down. When booting it up and checking the file all three of us were shocked to see that there were a few of the numbered tracks that were now titled. We all looked at each other shocked before hovering the mouse over one of the newly named tracks. one called REEeee...
Tracklist
| 6. | Untilted | 1:27 |
Lyrics
Once back at school you approach Kyle, the only guy in your class that is super into computers, and start telling him about the CD, where you found it, and all of the unexplained weird stuff that has been happening. After explaining everything and showing him the CD it's clear that Kyle is skeptical of the situation. He suggests that it is probably a prank from the one of the older kids, or left behind by someone who used to go here just to confuse someone like yourself. But even with his explanation he is still interested with how this could work so he offers to take the CD and try to figure it out. You make it very clear that you will not be separated from the CD and you have to see whatever it is for yourself. Kyle reluctantly agrees, not being someone who often has people over.
The next day after school you and your best friend Joe meet Kyle outside where his dad is waiting to take him home. You all pile in the back of the car and start the trip. Kyle lives outside of town in a huge house with an even bigger yard. Kyle guides Joe and yourself to the computer room, where you waist no time putting the disk in the tray of his PC which is a beige tower of a beast. It take a bit to load at Kyle looks confused when he can't immediately find the files.
Once he does find it he laughs, remarking that there isn't anything strange here. And sure enough there it all was twelve files all listed out, some with names, some just numbered tracks, and one... one UNTITLED. The named tracks where what you had already heard, including the one you swore you heard in your dream. The numbered tracks didn't seem to do anything and couldn't be played. This did get Kyle's attention as he tried looking at the properties and figure out what was wrong with them. Finally coming to the conclusion that they are probably corrupted.
And then there is Untitled, the one track we hadn't heard before. Clicking on that seemed to do nothing at first until the media player popped up and started playing the track. Kyle wasn't very impressed at this "Music" until a strange repetitive beat could be heard. Kyle thought it might be a clue, maybe morse code or something. He listened to it over and over, unable to break the sequence.
After who knows how long, we all gave up and closed the media player. But apparently that did something wrong because the entire computer just shut down. When booting it up and checking the file all three of us were shocked to see that there were a few of the numbered tracks that were now titled. We all looked at each other shocked before hovering the mouse over one of the newly named tracks. one called REEeee...
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So here's the deal. I've never made music before, never learned music theory, and so months ago I started a project. What would you get if someone who has little music knowledge tried to make music? What if they tried making an entire album?