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Principles of a Yogi

By evanericksonmusic on June 13, 2026 6:13 am

This week I really wanted to experiment with putting most of my effort into making a unique video to go with my song. I spent all week making my own face template for a woman’s lips in photoshop, then animating it all to the stem of track 3, then applying a bunch of FX and compositing it on top of a photo with my m8. It all went pretty much to my vision, but the only thing I couldn’t figure out was how to get the magic mask in final cut to isolate just the lips. I ended up having to drown it in colors, which does look cool, but I went into this wanting to make the pair of lips just floating on the m8 screen. This still definitely works—I’m just admitting a happy accident!

Hopefully you guys find this kind of weird stuff cool. I really want to make more custom visuals for my tracks. It’s definitely a lot of work, but I was pretty happy I could do this one mostly digitally. It’s easier for me to do work like this on my ipad in my lap than to sit up at my stop motion desk and hand animate things.

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you did indeed make quite the unique video! haunting, even! hahahahaha... super cool, man! I'm really impressed with the work here, both visually and musically.

I love the post-human unsettling quality of this. Formant filters for the win! (Fav'd and downloaded.) Beautifully done.

Wild, spooky stuff. Dig those brassy blats of chords!

Absolutely didn't expect the beat to come there nor to be of the breakbeat kind.
Was being lulled into a-rhythmic weirdness and bam!
The whole atmosphere (less the drums) reminds kind of Telepopmusik's Love Can Damage Your Health, might be the mix of orchestral and synthetic sounds mixed altogether, but a loooot fiercer and unhinged.
Nice composition work, with or without happy incidents!

What is this time signature? The patchwork of single notes building a pad is a really cool idea. No idea if we're going forward or backward in time, but I'm along for the ride. Glad we resolved back into normal time at the end. That bass has some c h o n k

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