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Kaisi Berick (born May 24, 1984), stage name The Siren, is an American audio frequency scientist, music producer, composer, singer-songwriter, and activist.[1] The Siren is best known for the invention of a genre of music called Epicstep. He has made appearances in LA Weekly and MTV.com. He has been producing music & playing shows for over 15 years.
The Siren was also the first producer to start mixing metalcore and dubstep together in a single song and the first EDM artist to incorporate radical activism into his dance songs by inserting revolutionaries' speeches or his own lyrics regarding the disclosure and transparency of subjects like: politics, science, space, free energy, foreign affairs, and constitutional rights. This has gathered attention from various famous activists by showcasing them in his work such as Alex Jones of Infowars.com, Abby Martin of RT News, Jacque Fresco of The Venus Project, Peter Joseph of The Zeitgeist Movement, and Christina Tobin of the Coalition for Free and Open Elections.
Epicstep
Epicstep is an EDM formula of combining many electronic music genres into one, consisting of build ups, drops, tempo changes, and vocals. An example would be electro, nintendocore, dubstep, metalcore, and 8-bit circuit-bending fused together into a single track with minimal singing and/or screaming vocals. Epicstep is noted as being a dichotomy of very calm to very aggressive, or a roller-coaster of energy per track. To be a proper epicstep song, the track must have a dubstep and electro part included, plus one other genre.
Activism
The Siren is on the forefront of incorporating important messages in his music that affect all humanity no matter their race, gender, or creed. Subject material in his lyrics and imagery in his videos usually pertains to the disclosure of free energy, extraterrestrials, government corruption, media propaganda, conspiracies, banking institutions, and the overall informing and educating the public on how they are being manipulated and lied to through mainstream television, radio, and other sources of national and international agencies. He has been involved with Infowars.com[2] activist contests,[3] The Zeitgeist Media Festival,[4] United We Stand Festival,[5] and other various related events. His belief is to reach people by giving them bits and pieces of information at live shows and on songs that may plant the seed for people to want to search for the truths by sparking the idea through his music.[6]
Publicity
The Siren produced an epicstep song with Vita Chambers called Fix You in late 2012.[7]
Fix You
Featured on MTV Buzzworthy top 5 songs of the week on December 19, 2012.[8] Writer Brad Stern said, Fix You is our first taste of new music from Chambers, and it's a monster. The surging club-pop stormer sees the songstress wildly yelping her way across manic beat breakdowns: "I can't stop how I'm feeling, it's like I need you/ And if you let me, I can fix you," she cries out on the in-your-face banga before the song dives into wild, warped, dub-y dimensions, nearly bursting at its seams. That's one way to make a first impression! -- " Early feedback on "Fix You" is saying that it will be a big hit! This is a hot record for the clubs, let us know what you think!"
Featured on The Global Playbook site's 5 hit songs of the week on December 31, 2012.[9] Writer Adrian Randall said, "Vita Chambers‘ new single Fix You is a really cool dance track with a dubstep influence which works perfectly. Vita Chambers is an Electro-Pop artist out of Barbados and has teamed up with The Siren who have coined the genre name “Epicstep”. The Siren bring an amazing beat and some awesome electro interludes to Fix You which make for a memorable bass line. It has some slightly harder sections to the song but this breaks up the song perfectly and Vita’s vocals bring the song together making it a seamless collaboration. Awesome track and can’t wait to hear more from both of you!"
Featured on EDM Lounge site on January 11, 2013.[10] Writer Sierra Rose said, “I am excited to see what else emerges from Chambers in the future and with other mixes already appearing from artists such as The Siren, this track has the potential to really make Chambers' career in the genre.”
The Siren appeared in LA Weekly numerous times for Perish's Studio 69 EDM events.
Additional Info
The Siren's logo is a mathematical not equal symbol with 4 more around it meaning "One by one we fail. Rise as one prevail" - The establishment and globalist elite look at the common person or 99% population as less than or not equal to them. People wear this logo as a proud statement that they are aware of how the elite see them. The Siren was born in Youngstown, Ohio.[12] In the early years of his music career he was a vocalist and producer for various metal and industrial bands throughout the rust belt community and associated with Mistress Juliya of Fuse TV and Slave to the Metal Tour. The Siren has an archive of roughly 2,000 tracks produced from 2001–present. Less than 40 of these songs have been released into the public. The archive is to be released upon his death. He relocated to Los Angeles, California in 2010 where he started to perform throughout the Hollywood strip at venues including Supperclub, Avalon, Bardot, Ecco, Dragonfly, Vanguard, etc. In Early 2013 The Siren reached Top of the charts on Reverbnation, for dubstep artists, #1 locally, #1 nationally, and #3 globally.
Early Music
The Siren started out as an industrial/metal based artist in the late 90s in high-school bands. Afterwards he continued to perform heavy metalcore music eventually becoming the first artist to start mixing dubstep and metalcore together in a track. The music consisted of chunky mathematical guitar and drum patterns with 8bit nintendo sounds mixed in, and the occasional dubstep breakdown towards the end of the tracks. The siren wrote and performed in many bands throughout northeast Ohio like Fascia, Symphony of Sirens, and Divine Luna. These bands while local to Youngstown, Ohio, played shows that were part of Slave To The Metal tour with Mistress Juliya of Fuse TV and Warped Tour in mainly Cleveland, OH and Pittsburgh, PA. During this period, The Siren would perform solo electronic music he produced in downtown Youngstown once a week. That music was the early experimentation of what is now Epicstep.
The Sea
The Siren Lyrics
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From the west coastline
Dropping thru the middle
Where the prairies are wide
Jumbo cokes and extra fries
Politician spinning lies
Maybe I'll find the truth in a couple of miles where
Gods country lies
How this life could be free
What is truth and whats to be
Where the river meets the sea
Where corn runs the machine
And buying a house is the American dream
Propaganda fills the screen
What do you choose to believe
This is God's country
Oh mercy me
How this life could be free
What is truth and whats to be
Where the river meets the sea
I'm just passing thru
I swear I'm not a threat
Wondering if your livin' your life with no regret
Because what you put in the water
Runs thru the veins into the sea
One person spewing poison effects you and me
Oh mercy me
How this life could be free
What is truth and whats to be
Where the river meets the sea
In "The Sea," The Siren sings about her journey across America, starting from the west coastline and heading east. She mentions passing through the prairies, where she encounters the typical elements of American life such as jumbo cokes, extra fries, and politicians spinning lies. However, she hopes to find the truth as she travels a few more miles into what she refers to as "God's country."
The Siren reflects on the concept of freedom and questions the nature of truth and what lies ahead. She ponders the significance of where the river meets the sea, symbolizing the convergence of different elements, ideologies, and dreams in America. The mention of corn running the machine and buying a house as the American dream highlights the influence of consumerism and the propaganda that fills the screens of society. The Siren challenges the listener to consider what they choose to believe amidst the constant influx of information and ideologies.
The Siren acknowledges her transient nature, stating that she is only passing through and poses no threat. She wonders if others are living their lives without regret and emphasizes how interconnected humanity is. She reminds us that what we put into the environment has a direct impact on everyone, as poison spewed by one person can affect both her and others. This serves as a cautionary message about the importance of individual responsibility and the collective impact we have on the world.
Overall, "The Sea" by The Siren delves into the complexities of American life, tackling themes of truth, freedom, consumerism, propaganda, individual responsibility, and interconnectedness. Through her thoughtful and introspective lyrics, she encourages listeners to question their beliefs and choices while emphasizing the shared responsibility we have towards each other and the environment.
Line by Line Meaning
Heading out east again
Embarking on another journey towards the eastern direction
From the west coastline
Leaving behind the western coastal region
Dropping thru the middle
Passing through the central area
Where the prairies are wide
Where vast open grasslands exist
Jumbo cokes and extra fries
Indulging in oversized beverages and additional servings of fried food
Politician spinning lies
Politicians deceiving with false information
Maybe I'll find the truth in a couple of miles where
Possibly discovering reality after a few miles where
Gods country lies
A place believed to be blessed or favored by God
Oh mercy me
Expressing surprise or shock
How this life could be free
Reflecting on the possibility of a liberated existence
What is truth and whats to be
Questioning the nature of truth and what the future holds
Where the river meets the sea
At the point of convergence between the river and the ocean
Where corn runs the machine
Where the production and economy revolve around corn
And buying a house is the American dream
Where the epitome of success is owning a home
Propaganda fills the screen
The media is full of biased information and propaganda
What do you choose to believe
What do you decide to accept as truth
This is God's country
Asserting that this particular place is divinely favored
I'm just passing thru
Stating that the singer is only transient
I swear I'm not a threat
Assuring that there is no intention to cause harm
Wondering if your livin' your life with no regret
Pondering if others are living without remorse
Because what you put in the water
Due to the substances you introduce into the water
Runs thru the veins into the sea
Flows through the bloodstream and eventually reaches the ocean
One person spewing poison effects you and me
The harmful actions of an individual impact everyone
What is truth and whats to be
Questioning the nature of truth and what the future holds
Where the river meets the sea
At the point of convergence between the river and the ocean
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Emily Fata, Liat Arochas
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Elizabeth Winters
Ah, the uncanny valley, a response to protect yourself and others from either, drugged people, the mentally ill, or psycho/sociopaths.
It commonly happens when proper emotional/situational facial ques are not met.
Like a smile that lasts a little bit too long.
Or a gaze that is just a little bit too strong.
The uncanny valley could also be triggered, by people who have sexual disorders, such as, pedophiles, rapists, sadists, etc.
It is commonly felt when nearby serial killers, and is typically that "Weirdo"/"Creepy" feeling.
Though, some people still think it is because something predatory evolved alongside humans, and the apex predators such as, lions, bears, or primates, isn't so, and instead think that something evolved to mimic humans, which could be true.
Though, there are other theories, such as it being a possible a possible adaptation against neandertals, either that, or other primate species, which is possible.
MugiwaraZero
I imagined sirens being a predator species to merfolk
Mermfolk developed enhanced sonar capabilities, allowing them to communicate like cetaceans
Sirens realise that mimicking these sounds can attract merfolk to them
Evolutionary arms race occurs in which Sirens develop a similar appearance to merfolk and better vocal cords to mimic them while merfolk develop more complex vocal cords to make recognising imperfect mimics easier
It gets to the point both species can make truly beautiful sounds
Then humans take to the sea en mass, and without the generational trauma merfolk have, they prove to be a far easier source of prey
EntityOfAnimations
The videos on biologies is very detailed
I think you should make a symbiote instead of a virus transformation
so basically the symbiotic increases mental resillience, increased strength + speed and, increased intellect with a better immune system
Also the symbiotic is with a human
the design can be what you want
Thought Potato
Check out the Cryptobiology playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfLBOnfgLQs&list=PL6d_auYwbYn83SdwQzx3haDlK8jV-GI2m
A
Where do you get your facts from and how were you able to dissect this species?
Evil Pac
My grandfather, born in Italy, used to tell stories about how he once saw a strange creature while in a fishing boat in the mediterranean sea. He described the encounter as the most unsettling experience ever. During the night they began to hear some voices crying for help, or at least that's how it sounded to them. They quickly began looking for someone in the water, but couldn't find anyone. The sky was cloudy, it was very dark and cold. After some time they went inside the boat, tired, worried and confused. My grandpa stayed on deck for a while, as he couldn't shake the feeling that there was someone out there in the water. Or something. Eventually he began walking inside as well to warm up a little, and suddenly saw something with the corner of his eye, turn to his right, and there it was. The clouds had clear a little, enough for some moonlight to pass through, and in that silver light, about 30 metres from the boat he saw a feminine figure standing with her upper body in the water, gazing at him. Her skin seemed to shine, reflecting the moonlight with a light blue tint. Both stood in silence for a few seconds, and the figure suddenly banished, summerging back in the water in an instant, making no sound but allowing to see some fin fish as she went down.
He never told that to his mates, but did not go fishing anymore. The next time he was at sea was to board a ship to America.
Vlačko
Sounds like a man with many interesting stories
iroak
you have a very good storytelling 👍🏻
Didack
@iroak You sound pretty sarcastic to me.
Regardless if it's true or not, people do sometimes get really confused about what they experience, to the point of believing that they've seen 'weird' things. In superstitious communities, in situation of social distress, they might even develop colective delusions. Even without the superstitions, you see people start to get obsessive about things that are not real or don't mean anything.
iroak
@Didack I'm very sorry if it looked like that. (my main language is not English, so maybe I expressed myself badly) I seriously think that he narrated the story in a good way, causing an impact that otherwise would not have been achieved.
I never wanted to sound sarcastic or criticize the veracity of what was said.
Evil Pac
@iroak Thank you. English is not my main language either, so I wasn't completely sure of the result.
Skylark 7
I love the idea that the “song” of the siren is actually a mimicry of someone, especially a child, crying for help. I’ve always thought it seemed a bit odd for sailors to be overcome with the beauty or allure of a siren’s song. But hearing a baby screaming is perhaps the one thing I truly believe could reliably overcome a person’s senses, override their logic, and dig into their most basic instincts. Plus, how horrifying would it be if the only way to be sure not to get lured by a siren was to risk abandoning a baby to die? Anyone who managed to ignore the call would live the rest of their days haunted, second-guessing themselves, wondering if maybe there really was a child lost in the waves that they left to die.
Valentin Kambushev
I would personally go and check, but I would have a weapon with me, ready if it's a siren. I doubt they are that hard to kill.