British born, Australian raised. Vazard c… Read Full Bio ↴Real Name: Stewart Edwards
British born, Australian raised. Vazard crept out of the bedroom and began his musical career back in 2008, placing in the grand final of the 3D DJ comp in Melbourne. Since then he has gone from strength to strength in both his performances and production.
With a strong focus on his productions, Vazard describes his sounds as diverse and true to himself.
Tough, hard and driving is the key focus to his productions, combining influences from the early days of hardstyle to the fresh crunch of today. When he was a wee lad, Vazard had his debut release 'Odd Socks' which was released on Aussie Hardstyle back in 2009.The time came when he began pondering his producing future, and thus founded Spoontech Records in 2010 with the initial 'Pure Spoonage' EP release alongside his partner in crime 'Delete'.
Since the launch of Spoontech both the label and Vazard have expanded with extreme force with release after release supported all over the globe. With tracks ranging from the melodic highs of 'The Orange Tree', the tough nature of 'Nothing', the reverse bass filled 'Sound Exposure' and the suspense of 'Feel It', 2011 aims to deliver a massive year for both Vazard and Spoontech...and let it be known...
Vazard is just getting started...
Epilogue
Vazard Lyrics
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I am
I am, yet what I am none cares or knows
I am the self-consumer of my woes
They rise and vanish in oblivious host
Like shadows in love's frenzied stifled throes
Into the nothingness of scorn and noise
Untroubling and untroubled where I lie
The grass below, above the vaulted sky
The lyrics to Vazard's song Epilogue are actually a poetic interpretation of a passage from John Clare's Autobiographical Poem. The passage speaks to the idea that one's existence is "unnoticed" and "unimportant" in the grand scheme of things, but also acknowledges the power of one's own emotions and personal struggles. The "self-consumer of my woes" line speaks to the idea that we can sometimes be our own worst enemies, and that our internal demons can often feel insurmountable.
The verses also reference the idea of being "untroubling and untroubled" which serves to illustrate the sense of calm and peace that can come with acceptance of one's place in the world. The final line, "the grass below, above the vaulted sky" further emphasizes the sense of peacefulness and calmness that comes with letting go of concerns about one's own significance in the world.
Overall, the lyrics to Epilogue are deeply introspective and meditative, offering a glimpse into the artist's own sense of self, and inviting the listener to reflect on their own experiences with feelings of insignificance and the struggle for inner peace.
Line by Line Meaning
I am
I exist
I am, yet what I am none cares or knows
I exist, but no one cares or understands my existence
I am the self-consumer of my woes
I am the one who consumes and suffers from my own problems
They rise and vanish in oblivious host
My problems come and go without anyone noticing
Like shadows in love's frenzied stifled throes
My problems are like shadows in the midst of an intense and suppressed passion
And yet I am, and live, like vapours tossed
Despite my problems, I continue to exist and live, like vapors blown around
Into the nothingness of scorn and noise
My existence feels meaningless and insignificant amidst the ridicule and commotion of the world
Untroubling and untroubled where I lie
But I find peace and tranquility where I am
The grass below, above the vaulted sky
In the embrace of nature, with grass beneath me and the vast sky above me
Contributed by Aubrey T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.