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Late Night Deep Fried

By Dustsucker on May 3, 2026 10:32 pm

Late-night bike ride to the only fast-food place still open, driven by a primal craving for something deep-fried, fat, salty, and crunchy.

› Production notes

Bite into the M8 bundle

In other news: new headphones, who dis?

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Daaaaaaaaaang, that crunchy bass with the filter sweeps around 45 seconds in goes crazy. That was such a nice little touch, and the arps twinkling across my ears are so satisfying. Great work.

Makes me want chicken

Awesome bassline! Also really like the chiptune-esque part that comes in near the end. Great job as always!

Quite an epic feeel to this .. nice!

Mmm those chip tune snares explodding into bit crushed goodness.

This just sounds so huge.

Amazing job, it has a real sense of longing and nostalgia as well as energy.

that snare is fat, salty and crunchy. This track is umami.

that was CLEAN. Hope the satisfaction was as good as the craving !

YES

what phones didja go with?

That bassline is such a fantastic counterpoint to the main melody. Excellent sound design and absolutely flawless mix. Just got some primo IEMs myself and holy crap does this mix have some serious clarity!! Especially tight low end. It's amazing at how much a mix will improve when you upgrade what you monitor music on.
Kudos on another amazing track

jwh wrote:

what phones didja go with?


Got the Audio-Technica ATH-R70xa. They're open backs, which should be less fatiguing on long sessions. Loving the sound and clarity on them, bass and treble are always there witout being overwhelming. Stereo image also seems very solid. I noticed over these weeks I was having trouble judging the volume of leads and mid/side on the DT-770's. But this could very well be down to user error too, heh.
Thanks for listening!


Joshua Morgan wrote:

That bassline is such a fantastic counterpoint to the main melody. Excellent sound design and absolutely flawless mix. Just got some primo IEMs myself and holy crap does this mix have some serious clarity!! Especially tight low end. It's amazing at how much a mix will improve when you upgrade what you monitor music on.
Kudos on another amazing track


Thank you thank you! Pretty happy with this one, excited to compare the difference over the next couple of submissions. I was happy with my old DT770's, but these definitely sound clearer, more relaxed in my ears.

More praise for the crushed snare, but also the sparkling bitcrushed sounds from the intro, outro, 0:42, and throughout. The pitch bends in the melody give it a sickly/toxic quality, and the echoing pluck melody under it feels like the paranoia of watching every corner for danger. Little shifts in the kick every 4th bar are good and destabilizing. I get the image of a motorbike rider racing through a rundown, badly-lit part of the city. Nice work

Hits harder than a bag of lard fried fries!

P.S. I swear I didn't steal your song title for next week smile FMS rally is crunchy.

That is indeed crunchy. Love it!

A tasty late night treat.  Love the huge bass sound, but also really dug the parts where it would drop out for a brief moment and other little textures would fill in the space it left. 

Such a sick track! Whoa and you share your bundles as well!? Will definitely check those out!

All the right crunchiness! Especially like how you micromanaged the reverb/delay here, very dramatic. And love that lofi high pad. Great hard-hitting mix as always!

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