Audicratic BLOG

July and August brought a mix of new opportunities, studio sessions and unexpected inspiration—from working with Reason Studios and LANDR on Reason Free to recording with Copywrite and Albany Lou, flipping the Erie Canal song, and simplifying the website for what’s next.

June was packed with creativity—from a 38 Spesh street interview and a surprise Benny the Butcher cameo to comedic Zelda videos and classic video game beat flips.

A look back at May 2026, including my Reason 14 review and tutorial videos, collaborations with Reason Studios, new social media content experiments, classic hip-hop keyboard performances, and the upcoming return of Audicratic Audio.

April was a big one—new MPC Sample beats, Episode 4 of Audicratic Audio with Nef, and a full Reason 14 breakdown. I also started a YouTube playlist for my MPC beats and brought back some throwback videos while wrapping things up behind the scenes.

2026 is off to a strong start for me creatively. I’m fully underway with the podcast, YouTube content, and a steady run of new beat videos.

2026 is off to a strong start for me creatively. I’m fully underway with the podcast, YouTube content, and a steady run of new beat videos.

2026 is off to a strong start for me creatively. I’m fully underway with the podcast, YouTube content, and a steady run of new beat videos.

Closed out December with multiple single releases, a full music video, and a verse performance cut for socials. Momentum over noise.

October was a productive month in the lab — I dropped three new instrumentals: “Beachside,” “Prevail,” and “Bread and Butter,” each with its own vibe from sunny grooves to soulful boom-bap grit. I also linked up with Xkwisit for “Cherry Gelato,” a smooth, melodic collab that’s been getting great feedback.

October was a productive month in the lab — I dropped three new instrumentals: “Beachside,” “Prevail,” and “Bread and Butter,” each with its own vibe from sunny grooves to soulful boom-bap grit. I also linked up with Xkwisit for “Cherry Gelato,” a smooth, melodic collab that’s been getting great feedback.

In September, I dropped three new instrumentals — each showcasing a different side of my sound. From smooth synth vibes to hard-hitting boom bap, this month was all about pushing creative range and keeping the momentum going.

August was a busy month — I dropped three new instrumentals, a brand-new single, and kept the Beat Breakdowns rolling. Here’s a look back at everything I cooked up and shared.

In July, I released new music, dropped some behind-the-scenes content on YouTube, and started laying the groundwork for a new podcast I’ll be launching soon. Thanks for following along — here’s a quick recap of what went down.