Tireless Pursuit
The production stretch as he logged it at the time: one month straight war, five albums drop raw — bed-bound, phone tied down, port fried, wireless charger held on with a rubber band.
The catalog is one continuous work: 150 songs across eleven albums, each song built to stand on its own and connect to a wider system.
A factory worker wrote and produced 150 songs on one phone — and built the system that proves it. Eleven albums. A mastering lab. A shipped app. Built in the hours around full-time factory shifts in Muskegon, Michigan — 91 songs publicly released so far: 88 across six albums plus the first three Vile Spiral rollout singles.
The catalog's eight acts, to scale — all 150 songs, one continuous work.
27 tracks · Album 1 · includes Digital Gods
11 tracks · Album 2
9 tracks · Album 3
10 tracks · Album 4
16 tracks · Album 5
15 tracks · Album 6 · title track Free Fall Logic
Five albums of the six shipped in a single 21-day stretch — December 16 to January 6.
Ten more released tracks that map the catalog's reach — mortality, romance, grief, R&B, dance, technology, one clean way in, labor, rock, and slow-burn devotion.
Two signals locking into phase — attraction written as timing.
Three cousins and two best friends, lost too close together — grief that accumulates.
Slow-Burn R&BShadowed desire, restraint, atmosphere, emotional tension.
Electro-romance: magnetic pull, movement, chemistry.
Delay as a discipline — what arrives once you stop reaching for it.
Growth through loss, self-authorship.
Labor & GrindManufacturing-floor pressure, creation under constraint.
Early-era origin piece: internal power, containment, fear of losing control.
The five singles that previewed Album 6 — all now folded into the album tracklist.
The eight-act architecture, the 321 mapped connections and the Systems Rap lane are set out in full on the story page. The method behind the system lives on the process page.