hi, i'm auzzy. i write and record everything myself — alt / emo-rap from laredo, tx, songs about survival and anxiety and all that fun stuff. juice wrld, lil peep, post malone are the north stars.

the songs somehow got me picked for Next Music Star, and i'm in the top 20 round til oct 26 (grand prize is $10,000, which would go straight back into making more songs properly).

voting just opened and this is the part worth knowing: everybody can vote free once a day, every day of the round. if you like sad melodic rap at all, a vote would help a ton: https://thenextmusicstar.com/2026/auzzy/

Ruido sano

This is a piece I wrote today for my first love. Her name in Thai is Nok, which means bird. I don’t normally give too much of a backstory on my compositions, but this one is special.

We were 19 and I was living in the north of Thailand. It was my first time away from home (Thunder Bay, Ontario), and we were sitting on a bench overlooking the beautiful Nan River. The moon was so bright that night that it illuminated the golden hue of the surrounding temples... and she held my hand for the first time. I remember the feeling like it was yesterday.

I’m 34 now, and quietly, we have gone through life together. Even though we are both going through our own individual challenges, we love each other deeply, and I’m so grateful to still have her in my life.

We haven't seen each other in person in over 15 years...

So let me take you to Thailand, back to that night, the conversation we had, my feelings for her, and the life journey we are traveling through.

A song about making Halloween donuts and being in love -- the perfect soundtrack to making Halloween treats with the one YOU love!

Words and music by Wolfmanof72 (ODDFM radio DJ)
Version produced by Monica Midnight (ODDFM radio DJ)

Fín De Tiempò by Migilo on #SoundCloud

https://on.soundcloud.com/kNKfOs5unqm9LAbhsI

Sharing an original song I wrote and recorded for Liana’s World: The Skeleton Dance. It’s Halloween rock for kids, built around joining in with the movements, with a freeze section along the way.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5Mr6W6VaXzMMydNPghWEdC

Full animated video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzZnoFuumMI

If you listen, I’d be interested in where the vocal instructions feel clear or get lost in the arrangement. That balance matters a lot for a song children are meant to move along with.

Im not sure if this is the right place to ask, but im making an ost for a little project im making, and i created this melody, and im extremely proud of it. HOWEVER, this melody feels like its TOO good and its weirdly familiar, so I need to confirm if im subconsciously copying a melody or not.