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Fa… Read Full Bio ↴There are four different artists under the name Fake Blood.
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Fake Blood is an alias used by DJ Touché, also half of The Black Ghosts (which Touché has remixed under the Fake Blood alias). His original productions included two major club hits, "Mars" and "Blood Splashing (Fake Blood Theme)". In 2009, He released the "Fix Your Accent" EP, including the original tracks "The Dozens", "I Think I Like It", and "Fix Your Accent". He has done remixes for Dan Le Sac, Armand Van Helden, The Count & Sinden, UNKLE, Underworld and others.
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Fake Blood was also the name of a short lived garage punk band from Montreal, Quebec. Their songs dealt with serious, often political issues such as drug abuse (Corey Feldman), the push for improved public education (The Breakfast Club), impending Russian invasion (Red Dawn), and the ethical treatment of veterans (First Blood Part II). They released one self titled demo, and one full length titled "Who Will Survive?"
3)The third is the side project of Wolfman America. The only release is "The Gracious Ghost EP."
4)The fourth artist under this name is a "lacey" New Jersey garage band headed by Laura Baldwn.
Mars
Fake Blood Lyrics
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Mars
is a song by the British electronic music artist, Fake Blood. The song is notably instrumental, meaning that there are no lyrics to interpret. However, the melody of the song itself conveys powerful emotions and moods. To analyze this song, one must focus on the way that it sounds and makes the listener feel.
The song starts off with a dark, grungy bassline that sets a mysterious tone. The use of minor chords throughout the song reinforces this feeling of darkness and creates a sense of unease. As the song progresses, it builds up to a climactic drop that is both powerful and euphoric. The drop is a release of tension that has been building throughout the song, and it feels like a rush of energy and adrenaline.
In conclusion, while Mars may not have any lyrics, its musical composition is a masterclass in conveying emotion through sound. The use of minor chords and grungy basslines create a sense of mystery and darkness, while the climactic drop is both powerful and euphoric. The song takes the listener on a journey through a range of emotions and moods, making it a standout piece of electronic music.
Line by Line Meaning
We could live beneath the rocks on Mars
It's possible for humans to dwell on Mars even if it means living underground
We could build a house instead of ships and cars
Instead of traditional means of transportation and housing, humans could construct a permanent settlement on Mars
We could still stay connected to the world with bars
Even on an isolated planet, humans can still have communication through technology
We'd be pioneers with scars
Being the first humans to colonize Mars would come with struggles and challenges
Bringing life and leaving life that didn't make it to the stars
As humans establish a new life on Mars, they will also have to confront the possibility of death and loss
Living every day under different suns and moons
Humans would have to adapt to a completely different planetary environment, including varying day/night cycles
Watching Martian storms from inside populated dunes
Observing the fierce weather patterns on Mars would be an everyday occurrence while living in protective habitats
We could start again and again and again
As humans begin a new life on Mars, there is potential for endless opportunities and possibilities
Shaping a world with a new kind of men
Through the process of colonization, humans would reshape Mars into a home for a new form of humanity
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Wendy Gil
Gives me the chills listening to this 😩 I miss 2009 and 2010. raves and dance parties in L.A were amazing wish the scene was still the same
Dracorex
Wish I could’ve experienced those times of raving tbh sadly I was only 9-10 at those times
Wendy Gil
Dracorex I’m lucky I got to experience it 🥺 I was only 12 when I started raving. Raves used to be all ages back then in Southern California Where you from?
Dracorex
@Wendy Gil I’m from San Diego but I always knew raving from 2000-2012 was the prime time now it’s still cool and all but everything is Riddim now and it sounds so cheesy to me like I’m more of a dog blood, techno, bass house type of guy but I’m trying to figure out more artist in those type of genres
Wendy Gil
Dracorex there’s house and techno events if you don’t like Riddim. I feel you, I don’t like dubstep nowadays even 10 years ago it sounded different and way better.
Seagreentangerine
Someone needs to invent a join-in online rave, where the screen just keeps hopping to every single person who joined in dancing in their own room or garden, they'd make a fortune 🎶👏🏻
MisterOhms
Still just as good today as it was more than 10 years ago!
ian magnus-dottir
I marvel at my body, 14 years and the hairs on my arm and neck still prick up excited at this brilliant tune. I love the Dimishing and Ascending notes
thomasXkiteXforXlife
this tune just ALWAYS makes me think of my good memories and the good things in life !!! (:
Scott
For me it was Rockness 2008 - it was in pretty much every DJ's playlist that Summer