Renard produces raggacore and breakcore, often with noise influences. He used to produce ambient tracks before the alias Aurastys was created, and occasionally produced noise music before the alias deuteronomy was created. Most of his songs incorporate many samples from existing popular music.
Renard has existed as Emma's first fursona for a near-decade before transitioning to Emma Essex and deuteronomy.
Push Cycles
Renard Lyrics
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Yeah,
what
Yeah,
what what wha-what wha
what
Yeah,
what what, wha-
I've been sittin' here trying to find myself
I get behind myself I need to rewind myself
Looking for the payback listening for the playback
They say that every man bleeds just like me
Oh shit
Shake that thing Miss Kana Kana
(Where's your head at)
Shake that thing Miss Annabella
Shake that thing yan Donna Donna
Jodi and Rebecca (x2)
Oh shit
Shake that thing Miss Kana Kana
Shake that thing Miss Annabella
Shake that thing yan Donna Donna
Jodi and Rebecca (x2)
I've been sittin' here trying to find myself
I get behind myself I need to rewind myself
Looking for the payback listening for the playback
They say that every man bleeds just like me
Shake that thing Miss Kana Kana
Shake that thing Miss Annabella
Shake that thing yan Donna Donna
Jodi and Rebecca (x2)
Oh shit!
Shake that thing Miss Kana Kana
(yeah, wooo)
Shake that thing Miss Annabella
(yeah, wooo)
Shake that thing yan Donna Donna
(yeah, wooo)
Jodi and Rebecca
(yeah, wooo) (x2)
The lyrics of Renard's Push Cycles are largely nonsensical and seem to be more focused on creating a catchy beat than a cohesive narrative. The song begins with the singer lamenting his lack of direction and the need to "rewind" himself. He then switches gears and begins chanting "Shake that thing Miss Kana Kana" and various other names, likely referencing dancers or women he's seen. This section of the song is repeated multiple times, each time with a different set of names. The song ends with a final chant of "Shake that thing" and a triumphant "Oh shit!" from the singer.
Despite the seeming lack of meaning in the lyrics, Push Cycles is still a catchy and infectious song. It seems to be less about conveying a specific message and more about creating a feeling or a sense of energy. The repetition of phrases like "Shake that thing" creates a rhythm that is hard to resist, while the almost nonsensical lyrics give the song a fun and lighthearted tone.
Overall, Push Cycles is an example of how lyrics can be used to create a mood or a feeling rather than narrating a clear story. The focus on rhythm and repetition makes it a fun and catchy addition to any playlist, even if its meaning is somewhat elusive.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh shit
An expression of surprise or excitement
Yeah, what
Acknowledging a previous statement and seeking clarification or further information
Yeah, what what wha-what wha
An expression of confusion or disbelief
I've been sittin' here trying to find myself
Reflecting on one's identity and purpose
I get behind myself I need to rewind myself
Feeling disconnected from one's actions or choices and seeking to correct them
Looking for the payback listening for the playback
Expecting or seeking retribution for past actions or words
They say that every man bleeds just like me
Acknowledging the shared human experience of pain and suffering
Shake that thing Miss Kana Kana
Encouraging a person to dance or move their body
(Where's your head at)
Asking someone to focus or pay attention
Shake that thing Miss Annabella
Encouraging a person to dance or move their body
Shake that thing yan Donna Donna
Encouraging a person to dance or move their body
Jodi and Rebecca (x2)
Referencing specific individuals
Oh shit!
An expression of surprise or excitement
Shake that thing Miss Kana Kana
Encouraging a person to dance or move their body
Shake that thing Miss Annabella
Encouraging a person to dance or move their body
Shake that thing yan Donna Donna
Encouraging a person to dance or move their body
Jodi and Rebecca (x2)
Referencing specific individuals
(yeah, wooo)
Expressing enthusiasm or excitement
Contributed by Maya T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.