Chicago & Detroit connect yet again for another masterpiece.
And oh yeah, Earl Sweatshirt did the artwork.
Chicago & Detroit connect yet again for another masterpiece.
And oh yeah, Earl Sweatshirt did the artwork.
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If Partridge drops on Spotify, it’s going straight to my playlist. I hope it’s something you can vibe to on repeat. Earl’s artwork is cool and all, but I’m just here for tracks that slap. Fingers crossed Valee and Black Noise deliver some bangers!
This is really good though, I’ve never really given Valee a listen so I’m pleasantly surprised
m pleasantly surprised
This post realy useful for me. Thanks!
The Chicago and Detroit pairing caught my ear, and the note that Earl Sweatshirt handled the artwork makes the whole project feel even more carefully built. I spend time with quiet creative tools like Oskarstalberg City Generator, so I always notice when sound and visual worldbuilding meet this cleanly.
The Chicago & Detroit connect angle stood out here, and the Earl artwork note gives the project extra context. I keep release notes in Markdown, so a quick browser preview with export options is genuinely handy for tracking projects like this.
Wow, I’m really intrigued by Valee & Black Noise’s collaboration on the ‘Partridge’ project! 🎶 It made me think about how music intersects with gaming, especially in platformer games—like how soundtracks can enhance gameplay. Have you guys ever thought about incorporating live performances into game events? Also, do you imagine any themes from this project fitting into a platforming narrative?