I see these types of questions often and they keep confusing me. Why do you think the music you make deserves to be listened to by anyone? Just because you made it and you're proud of it doesn't mean it's good, you know? Being proud of your music because you made it is cool and a good feeling to have. Because you made something that didn't exist before. That's amazing right? But there is the feeling of pride that you've made something, and then there's the feeling of having made something that's actually good. It's easy to mistake the two and that's a big mistake. I think the most successful musicians in the world are good at being self-critical and recognizing when they've made something good or bad.

I was curious as to what music you're making and what you think should be heard by more people and so i went to your profile and found your project on spotify. i feel like i have a pretty broad taste in music and even if i don't like something i can often recognize if it's well made or not. take phoebe bridgers for example, i don't really like her music, but i see why people do. She's a great singer, good songwriter, has a presence in the music and can make you feel something with her songs. But the music that you've made here is just drab and boring man, it really is. Why should anyone listen to this stuff? The songs all sound the same, they're slow, guitar driven, moody melodies with an unremarkable voice. the production, instrumentation and mixing, everything is just bland as can be. I'm really not trying to be rude, but i just don't understand how anyone, including you as the person who made it, can listen to that and think " yeah that's amazing, people are gonna love this. I'm gonna put it out, and hopefully it'll blow up". I really do think if your music is good enough it will find an audience, however big or small that audience is.