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[saigontimemd]

Two Overwatch pros quit in shame as Korean teen proves she's the realness

False accusations of hacking, Pro Overwatch drama. A 17-year-old Korean girl who goes by Gegury is ranked as Overwatch's 8th best player in the world. She's so good, seemingly from out of nowhere, that,

Top fucking kek. That’s some serious Zarya play. Good on her, shit on the crybabies.

[kidofearth]

An instrumental track with viola and bass. It's waiting for vocals ;)

[da1armbandit]

Vocals and Lyrics by Glen Reynolds Bass by Romain Lepage The song is about how difficult it is to make it in the music industry- the man on the path in the first verse is an allegorical reference to the path we take in music from the beginning (barefoot and clumsy as we begin our career, and wondering where/how we will ever meet others with our own musical interests). The second verse is about how when you become a writer song ideas come to you all the time, and you have to commit to recording them or they may be lost forever (Bouncing inside my mind, can't trip on what's behind = once a song is recorded you can't "lose" it). The bridge or third verse is about the song itself as its presenting itself to you- in my allegory she song is like a dolphin following a boat race (a regatta). The boat race is the band, and the dolphin is alive, following along, waiting to be noticed, just like the inspiration for a song is. The ending verse/rollout is about the reality of the music industry; you can't just get on a TV show and become a hit maker, you've got to dig into the depths of your own creativitity and "let the unknown breathe". The chorus is an allegorical reference to how frustrating it can be when you are a writer and no one seems to notice your work.

[da1armbandit]

The definitive version of this track. A great collaboration between Glen Reynolds (vocal), Romain Lepage (bass) and Schima Agathe (viola). Here's Glen's words: "The lyrics are kind of inspired by the movie Gravity. The idea is that the calm, quiet of space is actually very deadly. So much beauty, but so much that can take an astronaut's life. What would your thoughts be as you ran out of oxygen in the cruel quiet of infinite space? Would you feel that the stars looked on with cruel impartiality? You'd feel trapped- even though space goes on....into infinity."