does anyone know of the sample kaneda7 used in his song silver & staples ??

Also appears to include 7 tracks

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Source: his instagram

I'm so excited :D

I'll edit if any new info pops up.
Aug 31: "album is coming along well :)"

En qué orden escuchan las canciones de Kaneda7?, es algo que me he preguntado, si hay alguna playlist que tenga "transiciones" fluidas entre ritmo, tono de voz etc.

el instrumental, la letra es simplemente hermosa, la voz también queda estúpidamente bien, kaneda hizo un gran trabajo en esto, sin duda de mis top 3 de kaneda

This dudes vocabulary range is literally amazing, using powerful words in his lyrics that makes them poetic. He should lowk be an English teacher.

this is true??

Did anyone know that In The Night samples the song Petals by Hole? The “Sugar heart, here she comes She's going to fall on me in” and “She's the angel on top of the tree” parts of In The Night are lyrics from Petals. Also, that beat at the beginning that really got me into the song is straight from the end of Petals just sped up a bit. The only reason I found this out is because Tiktok has been pushing some videos with Petals and noticed that the lyrics were the same so I took a listen and found all this. Petals and In The Night are both pretty good songs but it just makes me a little sad it's not original even though it doesn't really matter. Kaneda is only a feature on the song so he might not have been a part of these decisions but I just thought it was interesting. Are any of his other songs sampled?

does anyone know where kaneda's pfp is from, or any of the people from his covers?

The "album nightmarehouse essentials two", does anyone know where is the album cover from, who is that girl

I've been bumping this one a lot more since it seems to scratch an itch in my brain, but decided to finally read lyrics and it's the most beautiful shit ive ever heard? brought me to tears

A few years ago, I was at the lowest point of my life. I had recently got out of the hospital for suicidal intent. Every day felt incredibly painful due to my mental illnesses, one of which is so horrible that it's better left unsaid. I was completely trapped in a body that did nothing but pain. It was excruciating and unlike anything you could imagine. And I believed I deserved this pain, because of what a terrible person I was. Everything was hopeless, I thought. I was going to be miserable forever.

However, there was this tiny voice inside of me. It was so tiny, yet so beautiful. It told me that life was not over, and I still had a chance. I thought it might be a delusion, but even so I chose to listen to it. I started to attend a partial hospitalization program, that focused on recovery for individuals with mental illnesses.

Getting up everyday was a challenge on its own. It was as if I was chained to my bed. One day though, I came across this artist called KANEDA7. Their music, it was so powerful. It was unlike anything I had heard before. To motivate me to get out of bed and drive myself to the program, I played their songs. My favorite one in particular was a song called DIARY.

It spoke to something really deep within me. Have you ever come across a song that resonated with you so hard it was spooky? That's what I felt. I didn't relate to the lyrics in a literal sense, but the vibe matched the stage in my life I was in. This stage was about me being able to recognize that wrong that I did, and how awful of a person I was.

DIARY is chaotic, extreme, and overwhelming. It matched the intensity of everything I was feeling inside. In essence what it said to me was "f*ck mental illness, you don't get to control me anymore." As I kept getting up every morning, I felt something I had never felt before: I was winning. I was finally fighting back from the mental illness that kept me from being human.

DIARY gave me the bravery to say to my past self "you are awful, you are horrible, and I don't want ANYTHING to do with you." This song fueled my defiance. I was no longer going to be that sh*tty person. I was going to redeem myself, even if no one saw or acknowledged it. And boy, was it amazing. It felt so good to be alive, to notice the subtle improvements I was making.

Of course a singular song alone can't explain how I got out of my pit of depression. But it did help. It gave me the courage to face my demons head on. It made me brave. So I wanted to thank KANEDA7 for making that song, and the rest of their music. I don't expect them to respond to me, even in the small chance that they do come across this post. But that's okay. I don't need a response.

The truth is that I'm sure you (KANEDA7) wouldn't like me in real life. My past is very bad, and it's impossible to forgive someone like me. But still, I wanted to let you know that your music is so f*cking amazing. It screams love in the face of despair. It reignited my passion for art and animation. When making music, I'm sure you thought about the kinds of people who would might listen to it. But I completely doubt you intended it for a person like me. Even still, I'm going to thank you anyways.

Thank you, thank you so much.

Last song od1ous posted was endure by od1ous feat. horrormovies im curious

I really like that one, may become my new favourite from kaneda but maybe it’s too early to say it

Leaving aside his older songs, the new ones he's released feel like they have the same vibe, so to speak, especially the last three and earlier ones. I'm really loving the new direction his music is taking since he left scenecore, so I'd like to know what you all think it is, what genre you think it is, and also any recommendations for similar music. Sorry for my English, I don't speak it very well.

Does anyone know where I can find the part that's in the intros of some of his songs? I mean:

Can you really tell?

It should be easy, passing

And yet, it's like walking through mud