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| 3 | ->''"Every time someone comes to me with a track, they play it, and I just hear it and I'm like '''More vocals! More extreme! More-- more-- more-- more extreme vocals!'''"'' |
| 4 | -->-- '''A.G. Cook''', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzpMZUBaavU Pop Cube Trailer 1]]'' |
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| 6 | PC Music is a London-based online record label and art collective, composed of artists of various types of {{Electronic|Music}} and {{Pop}} music. Founded in 2013 by A.G. Cook in the wake of a previous "pseudo-label" called [[http://gamsonite.tumblr.com Gamsonite]], the label has since introduced several members who have been steadily releasing music under the name, including Music/HannahDiamond, GFOTY, Danny L. Harle, EASYFUN, Life Sim, and more. |
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| 8 | As a collective, PC Music is... [[QuirkyWork weird]]. While there is diversity from its various artists and collaborative acts, PC Music in general is infamous for its uniquely post-ironic aesthetic, typically exaggerating traits of 2000's commercial-era pop and electronic music to hyper-real, almost-parodic lengths, often featuring amatuer vocalists with pitch-shifted vocals to give a strange dissonance to the artificial cuteness of their genres. Many of the acts are aliases of unconfirmed origin, some of whom might just be [[IHaveManyNames different stage names of other artists]], and even those who are confirmed to be real tend to have an air of surreal murkiness to the way they present themselves. |
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| 10 | When taken as a whole, PC Music can be seen sort of as an online post-ironic performance art installation, with various critics interpreting its ongoing and steadily growing entirety as either a critique or an embrace of advertising, modern consumerism and the consumption of music, online identities, and internet culture at large. |
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| 12 | In 2014 and 2015, many of the label's acts and affiliates, including Cook, {{Music/Sophie}}, QT, GFOTY, Hannah Diamond, etc. made their live debuts [[http://sxsw.pcmusic.info/ at South by Southwest]], as well as Pop Cube in 2015 as part of the Red Bull Music Academy Festival. In May 2015, the label released a compilation album titled ''PC Music Volume 1'', as well as ''PC Music Volume 2'' in November 2016. During May 2017, the label hosted a "Month of Mayhem", daily releasing brand-new material for its duration, which would be released in compiled format later on. ''PC Music Volume 3'' would be released in May 2022. |
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| 14 | In June 2023, PC Music released the ''10'' compilation, simultaneously announcing that after ten years of activity, the label would be having its final year of new releases, with future endeavors being limited to archival projects and special reissues. |
| 15 | |
| 16 | Their website can be found [[http://pcmusic.info/ here]]. They also run a [[https://www.youtube.com/user/pcmusicinfo Youtube]], [[https://soundcloud.com/pcmus Soundcloud]], [[https://www.facebook.com/pcmus/ Facebook]], [[https://twitter.com/pcmus Twitter]], and [[https://www.instagram.com/pcmus/ Instagram]]. |
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| 18 | Due to the wildly diverging nature of the group and its projects, descriptions of individual artists and notable collaborative efforts have been split into individual folders. |
| 19 | [[foldercontrol]] |
| 20 | |
| 21 | ---- |
| 22 | !! Label Acts |
| 23 | [[folder:A.G. Cook]] |
| 24 | Alexander Guy Cook (b. 1990), better known as A.G. Cook, is a producer and founder of PC Music. Having worked on music production and composition for years before starting the label -- including collaborative project "Dux Content" with high school friend and eventual labelmate Danny L. Harle -- Cook has an experimental and quirky take on pop and electronic music, mixing deadpan and simplistic sounds with incredibly dense, multi-layered, and wild arrangements.\ |
| 25 | \ |
| 26 | Cook tends to provide production and web design for various acts in the label, including Hannah Diamond and GFOTY, as well as others outside of it such as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QT_(musician) QT]], [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li_Yuchun Li Yuchun]], and Music/CharliXCX. As of 2017, Cook is Music/CharliXCX's creative director, and has regularly produced and co-produced her mixtapes along with other PC Music producers, such as Danny L. Harle and EASYFUN.\ |
| 27 | \ |
| 28 | He has released solo music -- original work as well as mixes and edits -- for the label under his own name, as well as pseudonyms including Life Sim, DJ Warlord, and DJ Lifeline. He's also one half of acts such as Dux Content (with Danny L. Harle, which precedes PC Music's inception), Lipgloss Twins (with felicita), Thy Slaughter (with EASYFUN), and Boys Next Door (with Music/OneohtrixPointNever). Following the retirement of PC Music at the end of 2023, he would continue releasing music through his new independent label, New Alias.\ |
| 29 | |
| 30 | !! Solo Discography |
| 31 | !!! Albums |
| 32 | * ''7G'' (2020) |
| 33 | * ''Apple'' (2020) |
| 34 | * ''[[RemixAlbum Apple vs. 7G]]'' (2021) |
| 35 | !!! Extended Plays and Mixes |
| 36 | * ''Nu Jack Swung'' (2013) |
| 37 | * ''Xtreme Mixology'' (with Life Sim) (2015) |
| 38 | !!! Singles |
| 39 | * "Keri Baby (ft. Hannah Diamond)" (2014) |
| 40 | * "Beautiful" (2014) |
| 41 | * "What I Mean" (2014) |
| 42 | * "Drop FM (ft. Hannah Diamond)" (2015) |
| 43 | * "Superstar" (2016) |
| 44 | * "Money On A Gold Plate[=/=]Cos I Love U" (2017) |
| 45 | * "Lifeline" (2019) |
| 46 | [[/folder]] |
| 47 | |
| 48 | [[folder:GFOTY]] |
| 49 | Polly-Louisa Salmon (b. 1990), better known as GFOTY (Girlfriend of the Year), is a pop singer. One of the earliest acts of PC Music (having already released music under the name for the label's predecessor, Gamsonite), GFOTY is also one of its most unique voices, with a loud, transgressive, abrasive, and almost parodically-vulgar and humorous take on pop music, focused on dialing its most experimental, chaotic, and hedonistic traits up to eleven.\ |
| 50 | \ |
| 51 | Most of her discography is comprised of mixes and [=EPs=] released under the title, some of which aren't directly related to the PC Music label. She has also recorded two mixtapes with fellow labelmate Spinee, ''Dog Food Mix 1'' and ''Dog Food Mix 2''.\ |
| 52 | \ |
| 53 | In late 2018, coinciding with her release of "Boy Next Door", GFOTY announced her departure from the PC Music label to go the full independent route. In late 2019, she became a debut act for a nascent indie label, [[https://www.prettywavvy.com/ PRETTY WAVVY]].\ |
| 54 | |
| 55 | !! Solo Discography |
| 56 | !!! Albums |
| 57 | * ''Call Him a Doctor'' (2016) |
| 58 | * ''FEMMEDORM'' (2021) |
| 59 | |
| 60 | !!! Extended Plays and Mixes |
| 61 | * ''Secret Mix'' (2014) |
| 62 | * ''Cake Mix'' (2015) |
| 63 | * ''VIPOTY'' (2016) |
| 64 | * ''GFOTYBUCKS'' (2017) ([[GreatestHitsAlbum compilation album]]) |
| 65 | * ''If You Think I'm a Bitch You Should Meet GFOTY'' (2019) |
| 66 | * ''GFOTV'' (2019) |
| 67 | * ''Ham Chunks and Wine'' (2020) |
| 68 | |
| 69 | !!! Singles |
| 70 | * "Take A Picture" (ft. $eriou$ †hug$) (2012) |
| 71 | * "Friday Night" (2012) |
| 72 | * "First Date With A Demon" (ft. DJ BELLZZ) (2012) |
| 73 | * "Dating Call" (2012) |
| 74 | * "Bobby" (2013) |
| 75 | * "Month of Mayhem" (2017) |
| 76 | * "Boy Next Door" (2018) |
| 77 | [[/folder]] |
| 78 | |
| 79 | [[folder:Hannah Diamond]] |
| 80 | Hannah Amond, professionally known as Hannah Diamond (b. 1991/1992), is a pop singer and visual artist. Introduced to the label and A.G. Cook through GFOTY, she became a mainstay after several hit singles and features, quickly developing her signature identity of mixing over-synthetic and exaggeratedly cutsey "bubblegum hyper-reality" with honestly heartfelt drama about relationships and their connection to modern technology.\ |
| 81 | \ |
| 82 | In addition to releasing music, Hannah Diamond is also a photographer and visual designer, designing her own cover and promotional art, and occasionally provides artwork for other acts within the label, including A.G. Cook and GFOTY. She considers both her musical and visual work to be interrelated, and treats the entirety of her persona as an "audiovisual experience."\ |
| 83 | |
| 84 | !! Solo Discography |
| 85 | !!! [=EPs=] and Albums |
| 86 | * ''Soon I won't see you at all'' (EP, 2017) |
| 87 | * ''Reflections'' (Album, 2019) |
| 88 | * ''Perfect Picture'' (Album, 2023) |
| 89 | !!! Singles |
| 90 | * "Pink and Blue" (2013) |
| 91 | * "Attachment" (2014) |
| 92 | * "Every Night" (2014) |
| 93 | * "Hi" (2015) |
| 94 | * "Fade Away" (2016) |
| 95 | * "Make Believe" (2016) |
| 96 | * "True" (2018) |
| 97 | * "Part of Me" (with Danny L. Harle) (2019) |
| 98 | * "Invisible" (2019) |
| 99 | * "Love Goes On" (2019) |
| 100 | * "Staring at the Ceiling" (2022) |
| 101 | [[/folder]] |
| 102 | |
| 103 | [[folder:Danny L. Harle]] |
| 104 | Daniel Eisner Harle (b. 1989/1990), better known as Danny L. Harle, is a producer and composer, longtime friends with A.G. Cook and one of the earliest names to the label. Having an early background in avant-garde classical genres, Danny approaches pop music with "huge" sensibilities, expanding sounds and emotions in enormously abstract and complex ways. From this, Danny is generally seen as having among the most accessible and commercial appeal in the entire label.\ |
| 105 | \ |
| 106 | In addition to releasing music on the label under his own name, he is also one half of Dux Content (with A.G. Cook) and MC Boing (with Lil Data). In addition, his chart-friendly production style has earned him production/songwriting credits for acts such as Music/CharliXCX, Clairo, Music/CarolinePolachek, SUPERFRUIT, and Music/{{Chic}}.\ |
| 107 | \ |
| 108 | In early 2021, Harle announced that he quietly parted ways with PC Music, and that his full-length debut solo project, ''Harlecore'', would be released through Mad Decent.\ |
| 109 | |
| 110 | !! Solo Discography |
| 111 | !!! Albums |
| 112 | * ''Harlecore'' (2021) |
| 113 | !!! Extended Plays and Mixes |
| 114 | * ''Broken Flowers'' (2015) |
| 115 | * ''1UL'' (2017) |
| 116 | * ''Harpsichord Sessions'' (with Pawel Siwczak) (2017) |
| 117 | !!! Singles |
| 118 | * "Broken Flowers" (2013) |
| 119 | * "In My Dreams" (2014) |
| 120 | * "Forever" (2015) |
| 121 | * "Always Remember" (2015) |
| 122 | * "Ashes of Love" (ft. Music/CarolinePolachek) (2016) |
| 123 | * "Super Natural" (ft. Music/CarlyRaeJepsen) (2016) |
| 124 | * "[=Me4U=]" (ft. Morrie) (2017) |
| 125 | * "1UL" (2017) |
| 126 | * "Never Thought" (as Danny Sunshine) (2017) |
| 127 | * "Bom Bom" (with Tkay Maidza) (2017) |
| 128 | * "Blue Angel" (ft. Clairo) (2018) |
| 129 | [[/folder]] |
| 130 | |
| 131 | [[folder:EASYFUN]] |
| 132 | Finn Keane, also known as EASYFUN, is a producer and composer. While not much is known about him personally, he generally employs a fun, bouncy, and bubblegum-tinged pop sound in his music.\ |
| 133 | \ |
| 134 | Under the EASYFUN name, he has co-produced for Hannah Diamond and GFOTY, and has production and songwriting credits outside of the label, including with Music/CharliXCX (occasionally co-producing with A.G. Cook under the name Easy FX), Sarah Close, and RAT BOY. He and A.G. Cook have also developed one-act project Thy Slaughter, and outside the label, he also produces classical music and soundtracks under his real name. His self-titled mixtape was the label's first release.\ |
| 135 | |
| 136 | !!Solo Discography |
| 137 | !!!Mixes |
| 138 | * ''[[SelfTitledAlbum easyFun]]'' (2013) |
| 139 | * ''Deep Trouble'' (2015) |
| 140 | * ''EASYMIX'' (2015) |
| 141 | * ''ELECTRIC'' (2023) |
| 142 | !!! Singles |
| 143 | * "EASY THIS EASY THAT" (2016) |
| 144 | * "Monopoly" (ft. Noonie Bao) (2016) |
| 145 | * "Blink" (2017) |
| 146 | * "Be Your USA" (ft. Iiris) (2018) |
| 147 | * "Audio" (2022) |
| 148 | [[/folder]] |
| 149 | |
| 150 | [[folder:Spinee]] |
| 151 | Hana Risk, better known as Spinee, is a producer and DJ. A mysterious performer [[AnimalMotifs surrounded with dog imagery]], her music has something of a twisted screwball approach to club music, taking inspiration from genres such as rave and grime.\ |
| 152 | \ |
| 153 | Much her discography is comprised of DJ set mixes, released within and outside of PC Music. Within a few months in 2015, she and GFOTY released two mixes together, remixing elements of songs from the latter into ''Dog Food Mix 1'' and ''Mix 2''. \ |
| 154 | |
| 155 | !! Solo Discography |
| 156 | !!! Extended Plays and Mixes |
| 157 | * ''Pretty Green'' (2014) |
| 158 | * ''Dog Food Mix 1'' (2015) |
| 159 | * ''Dog Food Mix 2'' (2015) |
| 160 | * ''A.S.K. - Apocalypse Survival Kit'' (2016) |
| 161 | !!! Singles |
| 162 | * "Save Me" (2014) |
| 163 | * "Pretty Green" (2014) |
| 164 | * "Man Eaten by Dog" (2014) |
| 165 | * "Hell Hound" (2015) |
| 166 | * "Distant Promise" (2017) |
| 167 | [[/folder]] |
| 168 | |
| 169 | [[folder:felicita]] |
| 170 | Dominik Dvorak (b. 1987), going by the stage name felicita, is a producer, DJ, and performance artist. Having gained early solo and collaborative attention before being signed onto the label in 2015, their music regularly slides between being wild, noisy, and frenetically-paced, as well as being off-kilter soundscapes inspired by folk and classical music.\ |
| 171 | \ |
| 172 | Prior to joining PC Music, they were already connected to label names through collaborations with Music/{{Sophie}} and Danny L. Harle, as well as being one half of the then-anonymous Lipgloss Twins with A.G. Cook.\ |
| 173 | |
| 174 | !! Solo Discography |
| 175 | !!! Albums |
| 176 | * ''hej!'' (2018) |
| 177 | * ''Sparakle'' (2023) |
| 178 | !!! Extended Plays |
| 179 | * ''(>'.')>#'' (2013) |
| 180 | * ''frenemies'' (2014) |
| 181 | * ''a new family'' (2016) |
| 182 | * ''ecce homo'' (2017) |
| 183 | !!! Singles |
| 184 | * "chlo / bring it" (2013) |
| 185 | * "doves" (2014) |
| 186 | * "climb up eh" (2014) |
| 187 | * "tails" (2015) |
| 188 | * "wubit ribit iwwwubit" (2015) |
| 189 | * "heads will roll / i will devour you" (2016) |
| 190 | * "a new family" (2016) |
| 191 | * "hej!" (2017) |
| 192 | * "sweet pea" (2017) |
| 193 | * "sulaharas" (2017) |
| 194 | * "marzipan (ft. Music/CarolinePolachek)" (2018) |
| 195 | * "coughing up amber / shook" (2018) |
| 196 | [[/folder]] |
| 197 | |
| 198 | [[folder:Kane West]] |
| 199 | Douglas Augustus "Gus" Lobban (b. 1992), also known as Kane West ([[SpellMyNameWithAnS no, not]] [[Music/KanyeWest that other guy]]) is a producer and DJ. Taking the label's elements of StylisticSuck to an extreme, Kane specializes in tongue-in-cheek "rave" music based on crude MIDI instruments, with dense, often cluttered and very awkward grooves and arrangements.\ |
| 200 | \ |
| 201 | Outside of the label, Gus Lobban is recognized for being one-third of MIDI {{pop}} trio Music/KeroKeroBonito (for more info on his activity there, see its page), and also solo-released more straightforward city pop-inspired music under the name Augustus.\ |
| 202 | |
| 203 | !! Solo Discography |
| 204 | !!! Mixes |
| 205 | * ''Western Beats'' (2014) |
| 206 | * ''Expenses Paid'' (2015) |
| 207 | !!! Singles |
| 208 | * "Fortune Teller" (as Augustus) (2013) |
| 209 | * "Wherever You Go" (as Augustus) (2013) |
| 210 | * "I Guess It Doesn't Really Matter" (as Augustus) (2013) |
| 211 | * "Vs." (as Augustus) (2013) |
| 212 | * "Thank You Stephanie" (as Augustus) (2014) |
| 213 | * "T.R.U.E.L.O.V.E." (2015) |
| 214 | * "Mexicans" (2016) |
| 215 | * "Don't Stop" (2016) |
| 216 | * "Expenses Paid" (2016) |
| 217 | * "Recycle Bin" (2016) |
| 218 | * "Definitely Come Together" (2017) |
| 219 | [[/folder]] |
| 220 | |
| 221 | [[folder:Lil Data]] |
| 222 | Jack Armitage, also known as Lil Data, is a producer, programmer, and overall technologist. Having a large background in music technology and livecoding, Lil Data has a highly technical, calculated, yet often improvised approach to music, crafting highly experimental and glitchy soundscapes for his tracks.\ |
| 223 | \ |
| 224 | Outside of PC Music, Armitage is a [=PhD=] student in researching and engineering digital instrumental design, and has been involved with several ongoing projects for interactive audio production.\ |
| 225 | |
| 226 | !! Solo Discography |
| 227 | !!! Albums |
| 228 | * ''Folder Dot Zip'' (2019) |
| 229 | !!! Mixes |
| 230 | * ''Sup'' (2014) |
| 231 | * ''Lil Tape'' (2016) |
| 232 | * ''I Was Born To Code'' (2013-2015 livecode) (2017) |
| 233 | * ''Never Coded Better / Attention Land'' (2016-2017 livecode) (2017) |
| 234 | * ''Hard Attack Surface'' (livecode) (2017) |
| 235 | !!! Singles |
| 236 | * "Financial Crash" (2016) |
| 237 | * "Computers" (2016) |
| 238 | * "Upload Me Daddy" (2017) |
| 239 | * "Burnnn" (2019) |
| 240 | |
| 241 | [[/folder]] |
| 242 | |
| 243 | [[folder:umru]] |
| 244 | Umru Rothenberg, known mononymously as umru, is a producer and programmer who exploded onto the online scene for various remixes and collaborative projects before being picked up by PC Music, bringing the challenge of blending underground, experimental bass with mainstream sensibilities and potential.\ |
| 245 | \ |
| 246 | A late addition to the main PC Music roster, umru first crossed paths after collaborating with A.G. Cook on Music/CharliXCX's "I Got It" around 2017, and was officially picked up in 2018, releasing his debut full EP through it and since becoming one of its more regular faces. |
| 247 | |
| 248 | !! Solo Discography |
| 249 | !!! Extended Plays and Mixes |
| 250 | * ''search result'' (2018) |
| 251 | * ''comfort noise'' (2022) |
| 252 | !!! Singles |
| 253 | * "for derg" (2016) |
| 254 | * "dry spell" (2016) |
| 255 | * "flat earth type beat" (with frstmait, ft. cassiopée)(2016) |
| 256 | * "ribbons" (with Sophie Meiers) (2016) |
| 257 | * "brood" (2016) |
| 258 | * "sacrifice" (with Holly) (2017) |
| 259 | * "buyer's remorse" (with Røhaan) (2017) |
| 260 | * "samaritan" (with LXXK) (2017) |
| 261 | * "cellophane" (with rasha and Sophie Meiers) (2017) |
| 262 | * "surcharge" (with warpstr) (2018) |
| 263 | * "sticky" (with Ravenna Golden) (2018) |
| 264 | * "popular" (with osno1) (2018) |
| 265 | * "[=check1=]" (with Tommy Cash and [=645AR=]) (2021) |
| 266 | * "[=heart2=]" (with Petal Supply and Rebecca Black) (2022) |
| 267 | * "all i need" (with Tony Velour, Fraxiom, and Hannah Diamond) (2022) |
| 268 | [[/folder]] |
| 269 | |
| 270 | [[folder:Planet 1999]] |
| 271 | Planet 1999 is a trio consisting of singer/songwriter Caro Maulin, and producers Alexandre and Charles Teiller. The first full band signed onto the label, Planet 1999 explores a distinctly [[TheNineties 90's]]-inspired aesthetic, recalling lush, melancholic sounds of [[{{Shoegazing}} shoegaze]] and lo-fi DreamPop.\ |
| 272 | \ |
| 273 | The trio was first introduced to the label through partnering up with A.G. Cook, doing early production work for Music/CharliXCX for both her 2019 album ''Charli'' and her band Nasty Cherry. By late 2019, the band was officially signed onto PC Music, with their debut EP released in early 2020. Caro Maulin also solo performs and releases solo music under the title caro♡. |
| 274 | !! Solo Discography |
| 275 | !!! Albums |
| 276 | * ''Heartbeats/Heartbreaks'' (as caro♡) (2021) |
| 277 | !!! Extended Plays |
| 278 | * ''Devotion'' (2020) |
| 279 | * ''This Is Our Music ♫'' (2022) |
| 280 | !!! Singles |
| 281 | * "Spell" (2019) |
| 282 | * "Party" (2020) |
| 283 | * "Replay" (2020) |
| 284 | * "Everyday, Everynight" (with Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}) (2020) |
| 285 | * "crush" (2022) |
| 286 | * "dune" (2022) |
| 287 | [[/folder]] |
| 288 | |
| 289 | [[folder:Namasenda]] |
| 290 | Naomi Namasenda, known mononymously as Namasenda, is a Swedish singer/songwriter who first gained attention independently through work such as her debut EP ''hot_babe_93'' in 2017 and work with Liz's ''Planet Y2K'' album in 2019. She was signed onto PC Music in late 2019, bringing with her a sugary take on dance pop inspired by 2000's-era bubblegum, trance, and {{eurobeat}}. |
| 291 | !! Solo Discography |
| 292 | !!! Mixtapes and Extended Plays |
| 293 | * ''hot_babe_93'' (2017) |
| 294 | * ''Unlimited Ammo'' (2021) |
| 295 | !!! Singles |
| 296 | * "Here" (feat. BFOTY) (2016) |
| 297 | * "Ok Bye" (2017) |
| 298 | * "24/7" (2019) |
| 299 | * "Dare (AM)" (2020) |
| 300 | * "Dare (PM)" (2020) |
| 301 | * "Wanted" (2020) |
| 302 | * "No Regrets" (2021) |
| 303 | [[/folder]] |
| 304 | |
| 305 | [[folder:Hyd]] |
| 306 | Hyd is the stage name of musician and performance artist Hayden Dunham. Previously known to PC Music fans as QT, the VirtualCelebrity associated with the Music/{{Sophie}} and A. G. Cook-produced "Hey QT", they began releasing their own music on the PC Music label under their new stage name in 2021. Their music, which frequently features production credits from Cook, SOPHIE, and Music/CarolinePolachek, is uniquely intimate and meditative among its more parodical labelmates, and combines the poppy industrial sound of PC Music with acoustic indie-rock. |
| 307 | |
| 308 | !!Solo Discography |
| 309 | !!![=EPs=] and Albums |
| 310 | * ''Hyd'' (EP, 2021) |
| 311 | * ''Clearing'' (Album, 2022) |
| 312 | |
| 313 | !!!Singles |
| 314 | * "Hey QT" (2014) |
| 315 | * "No Shadow" (2021) |
| 316 | * "Skin 2 Skin" (2021) |
| 317 | * "The Look On Your Face" (2021) |
| 318 | * "Into My Arms" (2022) |
| 319 | * "Afar" (2022) |
| 320 | * "So Clear" (2022) |
| 321 | [[/folder]] |
| 322 | |
| 323 | ---- |
| 324 | !PC Music as a whole and its acts provide examples of: |
| 325 | |
| 326 | * AWildRapperAppears: Parodied in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_V3UDO0_-A The Argument]]" and the title track of GFOTY's ''Call Him a Doctor'', especially the former, in which the rap verse [[WordSaladLyrics is simply a Rhymezone list of words and that rhyme with "bird."]] |
| 327 | * AlterEgoActing: |
| 328 | ** GFOTY's entire persona is built on evoking a comically hedonistic and whacked-out HardDrinkingPartyGirl, not just in her music, [[https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/neb7vq/hannah-diamond-and-gfotys-beginners-guide-to-pc-music but even]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc1H3BaMNLg in interviews]] [[https://www.thefader.com/2015/02/03/gfoty-how-i-live with reputable publishers]]. Like most of PC Music, [[PoesLaw it's really hard to define where GFOTY the character and GFOTY the artist begin and end]]. |
| 329 | *** [[invoked]]Taken a step further with her short film, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VhIEQgkAjs VIPOTY]]", where she plays [[ActingForTwo both a character named GFOTY and another character named Polly]]. Neither of them feel like any less of a character, with [[spoiler:GFOTY killing Polly after she steals her boyfriend]]. |
| 330 | ** Spinee during the transition skits of her ''Dog Food'' mixes with GFOTY is playing herself... who is a dog that makes dog food. |
| 331 | ** Kane West indulges in type 1 of this trope; while the real Gus Lobban is known, Kane West plays himself as a separate person and "the world's biggest DJ ever," [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170808005335/adhoc.fm/post/kane-west-interview/ something journalists tend to]] [[https://www.m-magazine.co.uk/features/interviews/interview-kane-west/ play along with in interviews]]. |
| 332 | ** In the Halloween 2014 Dead or Alive stream, several label members performed with a light horror bend to them, most of them gaining appropriately spooky names: Evil Data, Lipgloss Sins, Ghoulfriend Of The Year, Danny Skel' Harle, Spine, A. G. Spook, Death Sim, Kane Ghost/Pain West (amusingly, Thy Slaughter didn't need to change its name). |
| 333 | * AmbiguousGender: A very common trend with the label, and likely [[InvokedTrope an intentional one]]. Due to the synthetic anonymity of several projects while invoking a ton of typically feminine or cutesy imagery in their music, it often results in confusion as to what act is what gender, ''or is even real''. |
| 334 | * AndStarring: In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDAq5EyTAFs the lyric video for Danny L. Harle's "Me4U]]", the title lists [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morrie_(musician) Morrie]] as its featuring vocalist. Alternatively in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D32j-BCxPaY its music video]], it's instead "starring [[Series/RuPaulsDragRace Kim Chi]]", who's featured in the video lip-synching to the song. |
| 335 | * AnimalMotifs: Spinee often associates her PC Music-related work with dogs, visually and audibly. In the skits from her ''Dog Food'' mixes, she also plays one who runs a dog food company. |
| 336 | * AnonymousBand: |
| 337 | ** [[invoked]][[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged]]. While the names and histories of some members are public, there are just as many acts [[ReclusiveArtist who have miniscule or straight-up nonexistent online presence aside from their music and alias]]. Some are eventually being outed as [[IHaveManyNames alternate pseudonyms]] of one or more PC Music acts, some remaining eternal online mysteries, leading to unending suspicions on the realness of certain projects, as well as the label's generally surreal nature. |
| 338 | ** This also applies to a greater degree for vocalists, some of which are clearly not the artists themselves, but tend to remain uncredited, whether out of privacy or to preserve their mystery. |
| 339 | ** A pretty extreme example occurred with a mysterious mix simply titled "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV7wB5o5ML0 ∂]]", which features no graphics, no connected artists, and the only content in the description is the mix's download link (the files do have metadata, but very cryptically, where the "contributing artists" that would be listed instead read as random phrases). It turns out, however, it's actually the soundtrack to a QT-based short film ''[[http://alexturvey.com/quinn-thomas-2/ Quinn Thomas]]'', whose credits list A.G. Cook as its original composer. |
| 340 | * AuthorAppeal: For whatever reason, GFOTY is fond of Starbucks, with her logo being a copy of its [[FlippingTheBird giving the double V-sign]], and her 2017 compilation album is even named ''GFOTYBUCKS''. In the "VIPOTY" short film, it actually features as a setting the characters go to, [[spoiler:with GFOTY killing Polly by poisoning her frappuccino]]. |
| 341 | * AutoTune: A frequent occurrence on many songs, sometimes to pick up after the vocalists' shortcomings, [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools but just as often contributing to their intentionally synthetic and hyper-real sound]]. |
| 342 | * BreakupSong: |
| 343 | ** Hannah Diamond's approach to SillyLoveSongs also entails when the love ends up not working out, featured in tracks like "Fade Away" and "Invisible". All of them are more bittersweet than outright sad as usually they find some kind of closure, such as in "Love Goes On" where -- as the title implies -- [[SecondLove she finds solace in moving onto newer pastures.]] |
| 344 | ** A.G. Cook's "Oh Yeah" is a similarly upbeat and optimistic take, as while it's describing a relationship at the end of its rope, the narrator still wishes to end things on a mutually happy note, [[AmicableExes allowing them to still be friends later]]. |
| 345 | * BrokenRecord: A very frequent occurrence in countless original tracks and remixes. |
| 346 | * CatchPhrase: Danny L. Harle has embraced "HUGE" as an adjective, including the nickname "Huge Danny". |
| 347 | * CopiouslyCreditedCreator[[invoked]]: PlayedForLaughs with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36UUyQoYE1s Pop Cube Trailer 2]]" with GFOTY, with ''every'' role being credited as "GFOTY". The cast list credits her as "HERSELF: GFOTY" [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment multiple times]], as well as under [[AndStarring "ALSO STARRING" and "WITH SPECIAL GUEST" credits]]. |
| 348 | * CoverVersion: |
| 349 | ** GFOTY is fond of adding brief covers of popular songs to her mixes: |
| 350 | *** ''Secret Mix'' has her cover "Nobody Does it Better" by Music/CarlySimon, "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" by Music/CelineDion, and "Unbreak My Heart" by Toni Braxton. |
| 351 | *** ''Cake Mix'' has her cover of "Mysterious Girl" by Peter Andre (named "Mysterious GFOTY"), and "All the Small Things" by Music/Blink182. |
| 352 | *** [[https://soundcloud.com/gfoty/creepur-a Through her Soundcloud in 2018]], she did a DrumAndBass cover of "Creep" by ''Music/{{Radiohead}}'' titled "CREEP(UR A)". Notably, it features [[PerspectiveFlip perspective-flipped]] lyrics, [[TheCoverChangesTheMeaning flipping the song's self-pitying attitude]] [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech into something more outwardly scathing]]. |
| 353 | ** While outside PC Music, Augustus/Kane West did a retooled cover of GFOTY's "Bobby" called "[[https://soundcloud.com/augustusbonito/i-guess-it-doesnt-really I Guess It Doesn't Really Matter]]". |
| 354 | ** Kane West did a remix/cover of "Archangel" by {{Music/Burial}} [[StylisticSuck in his clunky, MIDI-arranged style]]. |
| 355 | ** Hannah Diamond has a cover of "Concrete Angel" by Gareth Emery (ft. Christina Novelli) on ''Soon I won't see you at all'' that also appeared on ''Reflections''. |
| 356 | ** A.G. Cook has done his fair share of instrumental covers/remixes of various tracks, though most of them technically unreleased, such as "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gep2Shf5GiQ Pon Pon Pon]]" by Music/KyaryPamyuPamyu or "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSBVH5Jwm4A Better Off Alone]]" by Alice Deejay. |
| 357 | *** One official release was a note-for-note recreation of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwH1sFJYzPA Windowlicker]]" by Music/AphexTwin, reportedly made during "a very intense 48 hours inside a windowless room -- somewhere between a Braindance rehearsal and a labour of love." |
| 358 | *** ''7G'' contains multiple covers: "Official" by Music/CharliXCX, "Beetlebum" by Music/{{Blur}}, "The Best Day" by Music/TaylorSwift, "The End Has No End" by Music/TheStrokes, "Today" by Music/TheSmashingPumpkins, "Chandelier" by Music/{{Sia}}, and "Crimson and Clover" by Tommy James and the Shondells. |
| 359 | *** ''Apple'' features a cover of "Animals" by Music/OneohtrixPointNever. |
| 360 | ** Hyd released a cover of Music/NickCaveAndTheBadSeeds' "Into My Arms" as a non-album single in 2022. |
| 361 | * DerangedAnimation: Behold [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLfV60qzCdY the video to Spinee's "Hell Hound"]], in all its uncomfortably surreal and dog-themed glory. |
| 362 | * DistinctDoubleAlbum: A.G. Cook's debut album ''7G'' is a ''septuple'' album, with 49 total tracks spread across 7 discs, each one being based around a specific instrument: drums, guitar, supersaw synths, piano, nord keyboards, [[SpokenWordInMusic spoken word]], and "extreme vocals". Many of the tracks average between 3-4 minutes, and the entire experience lasts just over 2 and a half hours. |
| 363 | * EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Oddly {{subverted|Trope}} with GFOTY. She initially released music under the title in PC Music's predecessor "pseudo-label" Gamsonite, which was already akin to the post-ironic signature sound she's presently known for, but her first proper release on PC Music itself, "Bobby", is a surprisingly straightforward pop ballad with an unusual amount of sincerity from her. It didn't take long for her to return to form with her ''Secret Mix'', however. |
| 364 | * {{Foreshadowing}}: "Oh Yeah", the first single off A.G.'s second album, ''Apple'', was quietly teased with one of the tracks off ''7G'', titled "No Yeah". While "Oh Yeah" is a fully-formed pop ballad, "No Yeah" is a short minute of an [[ASMRVideo ASMR]]-esque passage of A.G. whispering some of the song's lyrics with no instrumental whatsoever. |
| 365 | * FlippingTheBird: GFOTY's logo is the Starbucks logo giving the double two-finger salute. |
| 366 | * FunWithAcronyms: GFOTY has an album called ''Call Him a Doctor'', referencing her short film "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VhIEQgkAjs VIPOTY]]" where the character's boyfriend is named "Chad". |
| 367 | * GenreRoulette: A.G. Cook's album ''7G'' is possibly the most kaleidoscopic project to ever come out of the label, featuring an assortment of everything from {{pop}}, dance/club music, AlternativeRock, {{ambient}}, even [[SpokenWordInMusic spoken word]] and neoclassical music. Being an album containing 49 songs and over 2 and a half hours worth of content, it manages to cover ''a lot'' of ground. |
| 368 | * HiddenDepths: |
| 369 | ** Several label members, including Danny L. Harle, EASYFUN, and felicita, have experience in various types of classical music in addition to pop and electronic music. felicita in particular often involves themselves with traditional arts, and their debut studio album ''hej!'' incorporates elements of Polish folk music and storytelling. |
| 370 | ** GFOTY has [[https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/neb7vq/hannah-diamond-and-gfotys-beginners-guide-to-pc-music offhandedly mentioned]] [[https://www.thefader.com/2015/02/03/gfoty-how-i-live a few times of being]] [[http://blog.logomagazine.com/post/98066949560/gfoty-ryan-hemsworths-shhsecret-date a chef]], having went to Le Cordon Bleu [[SweetTooth and is fond of pastries]], but as usual with GFOTY, it's unclear if this is actually true or just another quirk of her character. |
| 371 | * IHaveManyNames: |
| 372 | ** There have been several ''confirmed'' (as in "publicly known") cases of artists having multiple aliases within the label, though most of them are as brief one-offs. |
| 373 | ** Danny L. Harle [[PlayedForLaughs ramped this up for laughs]] during his 2014 Dead or Alive set, with names including Huge Danny, Danny Sunshine (which he would actually later use for the release of "Never Thought"), Dane Harle, Mal Danny, [[BreadEggsMilkSquick and Danny "Dick in the Pants" Harle/Charles]]. |
| 374 | *** For his debut album ''Harlecore'', he explored the album as four distinct personas with their own take on rave music, most of them tinged with collaboration with another artist: "DJ Danny" (a stoic ChromeChampion version of himself), "MC Boing" (a [[DenserAndWackier hyperactive cartoon MC]] representing himself and Lil Data), "DJ Mayhem" (a [[DarkerAndEdgier violent]] BeastMan representing himself and Hudson Mohawke), and "DJ Ocean" (an [[LighterAndSofter ethereal jellyfish spirit]] representing himself and Music/CarolinePolachek). |
| 375 | ** Tielsie is believed to also go as "Stelvio" (they did a remix of GFOTY's "Lover", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV4yO7CKDNQ initially found in an unreleased mix as the former]], officially released in a remix album as the latter), though very little information exists about either. |
| 376 | * IdenticalStranger: Planet 1999's Caro Maulin looks suspiciously similar to fellow PC Music signee [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QT_(musician) QT/Hayden Dunham]], doesn't she? It didn't help that the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S4E4TY_UQk video for "Spell"]], the band's label debut, featured her in very grainy silhouette, making some fans think that QT had returned; [[https://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/47600/1/planet-1999-pc-music-interview Caro suspects it might specifically be]] [[https://www.instagram.com/p/B7lN3blIygS/ because of their]] [[https://www.instagram.com/p/BCITrhQq_Xw/ fringe haircuts.]] |
| 377 | * InitialismTitle: Life Sim's "IDL" is framed like this, but what IDL actually stands for is unknown (the song itself doesn't help as the only lyrics are the letters themselves). It's suggested to perhaps be [[RedHerring totally meaningless]], though A.G. Cook's remix of the track for ''7G'' is titled "Idyll". |
| 378 | * IntercourseWithYou: GFOTY has no qualms loudly singing about intercourse, with one of her most audacious examples being "Friday Night", with an entire verse about being at the club "banging, banging, banging, banging, banging, banging loads of guys." |
| 379 | * LastNoteNightmare: Thy Slaughter's "Bronze" is mostly straightforward bubblegum pop, but it abruptly finishes with a distorted voice saying "[[SingerNameDrop THY SLAUGHTERRRRRR]]". |
| 380 | * MeaningfulName: "[[https://soundcloud.com/pcmus/boooiiinngg Dance Floor" by MC BOING]] -- an initially one-shot collaborative act between Danny L. Harle and Lil Data -- features a lot of cartoony "boing" sound effects amidst its hyper {{Eurobeat}} instrumental. |
| 381 | * MythologyGag: The title of A.G. Cook's "Beautiful Superstar" is a pretty obvious nod to previously-released solo singles "Beautiful" and "Superstar", though otherwise they are all compositionally different. |
| 382 | * OOCIsSeriousBusiness: It's generally presumed that by default, PC Music and its artists act on some level of vague AlterEgoActing, one of the bigger individual examples being GFOTY. However, [[https://twitter.com/GFOTY/status/607961047140573184 both she]] and [[https://twitter.com/pcmus/status/608257022891585538 the label's social media]] "broke character" to publicly apologize when she ended up making a joke in politically-incorrect taste. |
| 383 | * PoesLaw: The entire label is drenched in this. Many generally see PC Music as making some sort of comment on pop music, consumerism, and internet culture, but what exactly it entails --whether it's an [[AffectionateParody affectionate celebration]] or a [[DeconstructiveParody cynical deconstruction]]-- is an individual basis and up for the viewer to determine. The fact most of its acts tend to be private or straight-up anonymous and thus silent regarding the matter doesn't help to bring answers. |
| 384 | ** GFOTY is one of the biggest examples of this, with a persona so comically bizarre and trashy that it's extremely difficult to tell how much of it is an act, especially since she tends to maintain "character" in every appearance she makes outside the music. |
| 385 | ** Hannah Diamond is also an interesting example, who has such a hyper-polished and synthetic feel to her, with occasionally borderline-saccharine lyrics to boot. Off the mic, however, [[http://www.thebeatjuice.com/2017/11/01/read-interview-pc-musics-girl-next-door-hannah-diamond/ she's repeatedly]] [[https://www.thefader.com/2016/02/29/hannah-diamond-interview shown to be]] [[LampshadeHanging rather candid about both the synthetic and sincere elements to her persona]], lending a ton of credence that [[SincerityMode it's all pretty much to be taken at face value]]. |
| 386 | ---> ''"I’ve personally had a lot of criticism for being ‘fake’ and things like that. All of the ways it’s been presented do allude to that but although PC music is a lot of different people, I very much consider myself my own self within that. I only contribute to one part of it. People are getting more used to who I am now and realising I am real or what my idea and my vision are for my project."'' |
| 387 | * PunkRock: GFOTY is clearly influenced by it, incorporating typical punk-y traits including [[SensoryAbuse messy]], [[StylisticSuck DIY-sounding aesthetics]], and borderline political themes surrounding hedonistic pop culture. It's a little closer to the genre with ''Call Him a Doctor'' thanks to shredding guitar and bass work from Johnny White Really-Really. |
| 388 | * {{Retraux}}: |
| 389 | ** Several acts, most prominently Hannah Diamond, frequently indulge in a relatively modern take on this trope, specifically imitating commercial art from the early 2000's. CGI and glossy hyper-realistic polish are very common recurring elements. |
| 390 | ** Planet 1999 takes an extra step further in time, with their lo-fi sound, fashion, and overall visual aesthetic evoking the early-mid 90's. |
| 391 | * SelfDeprecation: During Danny L. Harle's Dead or Alive livestream, he plays it like a typical summer liveset of pop music to the delight of the audience. After [[spoiler:he gets poisoned and is replaced with a skeleton named Danny Skel' Harle]], however, he plays a spooky remix of his own track "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn7NT1dbem4 In My Dreams]]", and the crowd hates it. |
| 392 | -->'''Announcer''': Such horrible music! The crowd becomes bored and leaves! [[BrokenRecord The crowd becomes bored and leaves! The crowd becomes bored and leaves!]] |
| 393 | * SensoryAbuse: The label and its acts tend to be really fond of this; everyone has their moments of being musically overwhelming due to harshness, denseness, or both, and visually, some of their music videos and websites can get really crazy and [[EpilepticFlashingLights flashy]] ([[Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned warnings are not given, but anyone with severe epilepsy should approach them with caution, if not outright avoid them outright]]). |
| 394 | * SiameseTwinSongs: Namasenda's "Dare AM" and "Dare PM" were released alongside one another and feature the same vocals and lyrics, but the production is significantly different with each and changes the tone; "AM" being more slow and heavy, "PM" being much faster and energetic. |
| 395 | * SillyLoveSongs: Much of Hannah Diamond's discography is filled with these, occasionally circling around the role technology plays with romantic relationships. Funnily enough, despite the hyper-real and post-ironic approach the rest of the label is soaked in, [[https://www.thefader.com/2016/02/29/hannah-diamond-interview Hannah admits that]] [[SincerityMode they actually come from a place of genuine sincerity and heart]]. |
| 396 | -->''" I am a total sap. With 'Hi,' the lyrics are so extreme. No one would admit to being that much of a loser that they'd write messages to people they fancy who don't reply and then get really sad about it, but that is actually me. I'm a melancholy person and I'm really really sensitive. Part of me wants romance to be about gooey stuff and not how romance is boiled down nowadays—booty size and money and cars. But I'm not really interested in masking who I am."'' |
| 397 | * SoundEffectBleep: GFOTY's "Call Him a Doctor" features a few bleeps of these [[BleepDammit at really inexplicable times]]. |
| 398 | -->''Let's call him a doctor''\ |
| 399 | ''Not 'cause he's medically trained''\ |
| 400 | ''Let's call him a doctor''\ |
| 401 | '''Cause he's [[PrecisionFStrike fucked]] out of his brains''\ |
| 402 | ''Let's call him a [BEEP]''\ |
| 403 | ''Not 'cause he's dressed in white''\ |
| 404 | ''Let's call him a doctor''\ |
| 405 | ''[[BleepDammit 'Cause I want to fuck him again]]'' |
| 406 | * StepUpToTheMicrophone: A.G. Cook tends to reserve vocal performances to other artists and features, but he's the primary singer in "Superstar" and "Lifeline", and he also gets a verse on Music/CharliXCX's [[https://soundcloud.com/agcook/out-of-my-head-remix "Out of My Head" remix]]. By the time of ''7G'', he's become much more inclined to sing himself, being the most prominent vocalist of his albums. |
| 407 | * StylisticSuck: The label has this down to an art, with [[https://tankmagazine.com/tank/live-archive-music/radio-tank-mix-a-g-cook/ A.G. Cook admitting he enjoys "recording people who don't normally make music and treating them as if they're a major label artist]]," with some projects ending up smack-dab in the border between cheesy amateurism, avant-garde idiosyncrasy, and genuine fun. |
| 408 | ** GFOTY's music and general persona takes cues from mainstream club and pop music, but with its most ugly, noisy, and vulgar traits dialed up to eleven, often sounding rushed, erratic, and off-the-walls insane. |
| 409 | ** Kane West revels in this probably to the most extreme length in the label, deconstructing club music to incredibly simple and clunky arrangements using MIDI instruments. Reportedly, [[https://www.m-magazine.co.uk/features/interviews/interview-kane-west/ the project began from a Tiga remix contest where he submitted a joke entry]] ''[[SpringtimeForHitler and won]]''. This also extends to his visuals, with all of his releases featuring [[MinimalisticCoverArt black text on white backgrounds]], with ''Western Beats'' simply being his name ''in Comic Sans''. |
| 410 | * SurrealHumor: Due to the label's wild love affair with surreality and PoesLaw, it's no surprise that they dabble in this. |
| 411 | ** The Pop Cube trailers with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzpMZUBaavU Hannah Diamond, A.G. Cook]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36UUyQoYE1s and GFOTY]] in particular are a cheeky menagerie of bizarre edits and half-coherent non-sequiturs. |
| 412 | ** The short film for "VIPOTY" appears to have a mostly coherent plot, but is made amusingly hazy from a ton of stilted dialogue and acting, weirdly-placed edits and sound effects, and overall awkward subject matter. |
| 413 | * UnpluggedVersion: During his appearance in Music/PorterRobinson's online Secret Sky 2020 festival, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mcx_e4fMUc A.G. Cook preformed acoustic renditions of various songs, including his own "Superstar".]] This wound up being a bit of foreshadowing to ''7G'', which has an entire disc dedicated to the guitar as a primary instrument. |
| 414 | * VirtualCelebrity: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QT_(musician) QT]] is a musical performance art project by Hayden Dunham of the eponymous international pop singer who's "the living embodiment of the semi-fictitious [=DrinkQT=] energy drink," having only officially released one single in 2014 called "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MQUleX1PeA Hey QT]]", produced by Music/{{Sophie}} and A.G. Cook. While Hayden Dunham was not formally signed to the label until 2021, they were an ongoing affiliate for several years after the fact, making occasional guest appearances at PC Music-related shows, and were the subject of a half-"documentary", half-MindScrew short film in 2017 titled ''[[https://vimeo.com/239429968 Quinn Thomas]]''. |
| 415 | * WaxingLyrical: In GFOTY's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VhIEQgkAjs VIPOTY]]" short film, Polly's first words to Chad are "What's your name? I like your smile," taken from her earlier song "Lover". |
| 416 | * WordSaladHumor: Part of GFOTY's surreal-ness is her tendency to construct her imagery, lyrics, and even entire songs like [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny someone with an extremely low attention span]]. With lyrics especially, they usually only ''barely'' cohere into proper thoughts, and much of her humor comes from the ensuing awkwardness. |
| 417 | -->''Walking down the street in my brand new caaaar''\ |
| 418 | ''X5, black top, Range Rovaaahh''\ |
| 419 | ''Without my friends I'm better!''\ |
| 420 | ''Without my friends I'm better!'' |
| 421 | * WordSaladLyrics: GFOTY's "The Argument" is half complete gibberish, half [[http://rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=deterred&typeofrhyme=perfect&org1=syl&org2=l&org3=y a Rhymezone list of words that rhyme with "bird"]] read in sequential order. |
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