Fuchsia Ruler Fuchsia Ruler
Fuchsia Ruler Fuchsia Ruler
By Kezinox
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Fuchsia Ruler
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Released 4/3/2012.
Duration: 4:07.
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Also released on coloUrs and mayhem: Universe A.
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Artist commentary:
This commentary is properly placed on this track's main release, coloUrs and mayhem: Universe A.
Kezinox: (via early commentary collection)
Obviously with a name like Witc)(ing )(our, this song is for the condesce/batterwitch/etc. I always figured a sexy psychotic space empress bent on universal domination needed an over-the-top evil, but also dance-able track. I'd actually been planning to do a song like this for her for quite a while since she's one of—if not my favorite—characters. Every 30 seconds or so represents a time in the Condesce's life as we know it up to now and, while the song is almost wholly original, I did pull a few minor, but very recognizable things from songs like liquid negrocity and Twoard2 the Heaven2 to help really nail the connection.
Kezinox: (SoundCloud description, excerpt)
This is my song entry for the Homestuck Music Contest--essentially a dark electro house song for the Condesce. On a technical level this song more or less represents the culmination of all the practice and knowledge I've gained from working with music up until now.