Anonymous Industry Executive
Talent Branding & Strategic Partnerships 

Hi eRap! Cool song! Very intense for sure, but I see a lot of potential here. I used to work closely with …. and see some similarities here which are interesting in this space.

There’s a pop element which I think is captivating, but it’s your personal brand that intrigues me the most. I think you have identified a persona which is appealing for many cohorts of individuals, globally. My specialty is talent branding and I see serious potential in the way you carry and promote yourself visually.
 

Last Valentine

Anonymous Industry Executive

Head of US A&R at …

Hey what's up e/Rap! Thanks for your submission and really cool to meet you. I like what you are doing sonically. I listened to both "Last Valentine" and "Vengeful Pride" - really cool vibe with hints of rock, industrial, electronic and even some pop angst. Really like what I am hearing overall...feels like you are a real artist with a unique point of view and songs to match.. Reminds me of a new version of Pink Floyd a little bit. Are you producing these tracks yourself?

^eRapWMDX is a time traveler and was born the baby child Levon Steven on Christmas day 1987 in Dublin Ireland.

His father sold cartoon balloons in a garage by the motorway and wanted to go to Venus (not Levon). His father was also a bog farmer and the chief brew-master at the Guinness Brewery.

His mother was the President of Trinity College. She was also the Irish representative on the Manhattan Project in the 1940's. The family lived for an undisclosed period of time after traveling back in time to embed the nuclear safe guards (greater good code) in Los Alamos, New Mexico. The nuclear weapons program had a profound impact on Levon and cultivated his IQ to 150 points. It was a far better education than the cruel church schools he attended had to offer him. How can you eat your pudding if you haven't eaten your meat?  In later years he was invited to join Mensa but declined as it interfered with his musical ambitions. Why? You'll have to ask him. The story changes every time he is asked. (Begging questioning the validity of it.)

Young Levon loved the guitar and immersed himself in the instrument every waking hour he had available. He was not a great student as the guitar took over his attention and he quickly was ejected from the educational process. When he returned from New Mexico he and his best mates found themselves professional recording stars as the Groovin' Shepard's and their breakout number one hit “Listen to the Earth”. Levon and his best mate Liam Loudermilk were the staples of the band as their drummers kept spontaneously combusting and as for their bass players, well, you know what they say about bass players, Their 15 minutes of fame were outasight. 

What's next became clear to him after one of his roadie friends dosed him with a new experimental psychedelic he had been provided from by his friend Timothy Leary.  Levon was also an honorary observer/scientist during the Trinity Test during his time travel back into 1940's New Mexico. The experience of watching man release the power of 'Your Deity of Choice', inspired the Trails breakout hit: Now I Have Become God. (Destroyer of Worlds). Their genre: was psychedelia as they were modern contemporaries of Floyd Pink. In fact Levon became fast friends with the founder of the children on the Floyd.

His resume from that point included joining on electric guitar, (he knew he had the touch, he doubled as the engineer and songwriter) with the following number one acts: The Grooving Shepards, The Nigel Tom Band, Levon Steven, and The Peachy Boys, Solo act as ^eRapWMDX, Rehab 

He returned to music after his 2 year mandatory rehab and played bass guitar (ha ha) for The Infinite Guru's as ^emtRapMasterWhommDaddyX, from 1996 to 2005. That genre being weird Alternative Rap Rock.

Since 2005 he has re-re-branded to eRapWMDX and flourished as an independent alternative music artist and received dozens of plutonium records for the hit songs: Photons, Roxy Likes Rocks, Enough TV, and many other songs that you all know and love!

eRap invented “Guitar Gloves” in 2010, remember “Don't be an F''ing Pussy. Use “Guitar Gloves”tm!

Anonymous Industry Executive: 

Vengeful Pride 

I can see your hard work paying off with over 132K streams—congratulations! This track really stands out for its vibrant energy and unique vibe. The instrumentation is on point, blending seamlessly to create a rich, full sound that complements the vocals perfectly. Your voice is clear and dynamic throughout, and at times, it brings to mind the distinctive tone of the lead singer from Gorillaz, which adds a cool, modern edge to the track.

The feel of this song gives the song an escapist quality, yet there’s also a subtle atmospheric, cinematic layer that makes it feel immersive and multi-dimensional. This track could easily transport listeners to a different emotional place which is exactly what a hit song should do.

You're on the right path with this sound—keep the momentum going by consistently releasing music. I’d recommend dropping new singles every 4-6 weeks to keep your audience engaged. You’ve got something special here, and I’m excited to hear more from you!"