What do you wish to hear?

Hey, thank you for reading this! I started making music some time around 2021. I knew about beepbox but had never give it much attention. Until one day, I started to work on a celeste mod. (it was a really shitty mod made in the old level editor of everest). I called the mod "Nightflow". In my head that was amazing. I wanted my own custom music, so I blew the dust off my browser history until I found beepbox again. Didn't take long for me to realize that I had no idea what the fuck I was doing. I started searching trough the twitter tag for beepbox until I found an amazing song by francesbrumes. I was in love with it, so I reached out to her and asked if I could use the song in my mod. She was super nice and not only let me use the song for free but also invited me to a discord server. That's when I really got into music making. Everyone in the server was so talented, I got motivated to work on my own tracks. 1 year later and I'm submerged in music. I currently (october 2023) have 3 spotify profiles (plus some secret accounts on soundcloud/bandcamp) and over 200 released songs. Huge thanks to bread(francesbrumes) for getting me into music :>

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I release music under many different names. You can find me as "Logout", "meltbreak", "", "MC KIRI" and "MC Violeta"

Logout

Logout is, so far, my "main" artist. My most popular account. It was my very first platform for releasing music so it took me a while until I figured out my style. Turns out,

I d o n ' t h a v e a s t y l e !

So, it quickly became obvious that I needed to separate my music styles into different artists. That's how I created SiSTỀℛ, for my more "energetic" songs, but we'll talk about her later.
Logout's current releases are heavily inspired by two artists:
World's End Girlfriend
and Fine-Sir-1584660650 I don't really know how to define their style, some of their songs are in fact, wildly different. But they have the same feel, idk. The first song that got me into all this was "100 Years of Choke 百年の窒息" by World's End Girlfriend. If you haven't already, go take a listen. I really don't wanna spoil the experience to you.
If you're fine with spoilers or already heard the song, you're safe to continue reading.
The song starts with over a full minute of ambient noises, the start is so quiet I didn't hear it at first, thinking my cellphone was muted. It was not, and what followed was a soft guitar melody soon followed by a cello. The new instrument carries the listener towards a vast landscape filled with a sense of the unknown. You have no idea what's happening, happened or will happen here, all you know is that the pretichoir-smelling air is enveloping you into a hard-to-describe melancholy. The melody played on the cello and the one played in the guitar dialog with each other, dancing swirly around you as one near-touches the other.