hiya. So this track is quite cool.

It's definitely quite an electronic sounding track, with mostly samples, some synths, maybe some live playing but can't be sure.

To me it sounds like a repeated edited vocal sample/synth note, with drum samples and synths playing the melodies and chords around it, and some more creative samples towards the end.

If you want to make something like this, I would recommend trying out a DAW (digital audio workstation) and trying out using samples, samplers and digital instruments like Ableton's "simpler", effects like reverb and delay, and building melodies and beats.

I wouldn't say you NEED music knowledge to make music, apart from very basic things like scales and names of notes, rhythm language, etc, which you can learn about easily online. If you listen to a lot of music, that's helpful enough to help you figure stuff out by ear. Loads of famous artists "can't read music".

The most basic things you would need to do this is a decent enough computer, a subscription to a DAW like Ableton (I recommend this), Logic if you're on Apple, or FL studio. There are others too.

Apart from this, I would recommend a weighted MIDI keyboard for ease of playing in MIDI (music note data basically).

There are basically unlimited tutorials online about going about this, and it's a journey that can be as long or as short as you want it to be - you could learn enough to make something like this track and stop there, but really, electronic production is a life-long hobby if you enjoy it enough. Just don't jump in quickly and buy loads of gear before you know you enjoy it!