Moodswings In This Order

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After all those years of being stuck at home and a lot of mishaps, we want to reward them again with this experience.

Unable to appear in front of the camera until his contract with his previous agency had expired, he used the time to nurture his love for videography. While Merry Go is a low self-reflection riddled with all the “dark” parts of him which he focuses on negatively, Ribbon is a change of perspective, or maybe just a different mindset he can’t find while he’s dipping. DPR Ian was born in Sydney, Australia on September 6, 1990, and was raised by his mother after his parents separated when he was young. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform.Then it gets into the second part of the song (about 30%) where the music/tone/tempo completely changes into a downward pace. I’ll do anything to make the story better,” he explains, always circling back to the fact that he strives to be a well-rounded, three-dimensional creative, more than someone who provides surface-level entertainment.

He’s so candid about his process and his feelings, and the way he uses music to do so in a light and digestible way is impressive. My only complaint is that I can't put the CD case in my any of my CD case holders due to how large the case is (included a picture of a normal CD case size for scale).The bridge takes us all down with it and it’s a welcome break from the upbeat nature of the rest of the song. This captivating album showcases DPR Ian's unique musical style and takes listeners on a journey through various emotions and experiences. Please note that all purchases may be subject to taxes, such as sales tax, value-added tax (VAT), and customs duties.

I have these manic highs and downs, but I like to just equate all of those manic episodes that I go into, dedicate it to this persona,” he shares.

Insanity' with his newest album, Dear Insanity, saying, "I thought it had to be about someone that represents my utmost manic highs, but all in all I've always thought Mr. I immediately loved this song (which is atypical for me on first listens) and fully ate up the visual teaser he dropped along with it.