Renard Because Maybe Rarlab
. 1.A subreddit dedicated to the musical talent of Emma Essex (also known as Ren Queenston) and their many aliases, an independent electronic music producer based in Hamilton, Ontario.Snoo artwork by.Subreddit flairs created by.hosted by.maintained by.Rules1.) Be excellent to each other. We don't need any flamewars or arguments here, there are places for those; this sub isn't one of them.2.) You may post your own content on this sub; however, flooding the sub with self-plugs or unrelated material isn't allowed. Content inspired by or similar to Lapfox Trax is fine.3.) Encouraging, linking, or asking for pirated content is prohibited. This includes Patreon-exclusive content, physical-exclusive content and paid albums.4.) When posting content that is not your own, please link to the original source or author.5.) NSFW content is permitted, but it must remain related to Lapfox and must be tagged. Untagged NSFW content may be removed at moderator discretion.6.) All other Reddit rules applyResourcesRelated SubredditsFriends. For me it was like this: used to play a MMORPG back in 2010 i think, played for a solid 4 years with the same character and got banned so i started playing a very different game with some friends i made in said MMORPG, the game in question being, a music game which you probably know.
Anyway about three days after being banned i come across an awesome map and i loved the game because of that map. Which map you may ask?. I then noticed i didnt fell in love with the game but i did with the song. Right after that i searched more of renard and i discovered my first music love crush. What is your story?. I refused to let the radio tell me what to listen to so I went into an mp3 search engine and would type in random words until I found something I liked. One day I typed in Kitsune.
There were few results I think only three. Zoro - Kitsune, Kitsune 2 - Goodnight and some other one that I completely forgot. Never heard the ducktales moon theme before that but I liked it.Found Ren's channel on youtube, I guess I went from K 2 to Renard liked stuff like Feel Better and Amber Supernova. Recognizing that he was sampling at that point I assumed Amber Starlight was not an original work.So I searched for the original, and I found the Queenstons. From there I started to figure out that it was just one person with a bunch of different aliases and started noting which was his voice.In any case he just struck me as someone I'd get along with. With a few things I've read and becoming a patreon and joining a few streams, in my mind, he's ceased to be an artist and seems more like a normal person, which is good.Dan Avidan and Brian Wecht A.K.A. Ninja Sex Party are the only other good (in my opinion) musicians I know that I don't feel like I'm a complete stranger to, probably thanks to Game Grumps.
Well the FIRST TIME i listened to a song by ren was on 2009, i was just a 10 kid who likes trance, happycore and ddr/bemani music, and i was downloading many songs for stepmania then i discovered the song and then, i just started looking for remixes of it and i found and i loved it.Well when i got REALLY into lapfox was on 2012 when i got interesed by speedcore and i found that says TQBF is shit, but i dont gave a fuck about this guy and i started listening to TQBF and i liked it, then i got into lapfox. I've said it many times on this subreddit, but I first learned about Ren from seeing a Tumblr post that one of the people I was following reblogged back in 2013, with the song 'Stag Party'. I got hooked on that song and then soon found Ren's Bandcamp and YouTube and became an avid fan of his which I am to this day.Despite this fact, I heard 'Rainbow Tylenol' for the first time in a YouTube video back in 2011. However, back then, I had no idea that Ren produced that song nor what it was called.
I found it in a video of Nyan Cat with a trollface photoshopped onto its head (you can no longer find this video on YT, by the way).
Formerly Vulpvibe Records, is a record label owned and operated by one Ren Queenston (agender, so refer to them using they/them/their). Around 20 artists are currently signed to the label, several being notable members of the.Lapfox is affiliated with another label;, formerly ROFLTrax, and D-Mode-D are signed to both labels.Lapfox is also associated with, the design group responsible for many of the releases' album arts and a game starring one of the artists, and, a -alike designed by Renard and featuring music from many past and present Lapfox artists.Oh, and by the way.YMMV page. This label provides examples of:.: The Queenstons' Figurehead. The first song (Figurehead, of course) namedrops the album.
Several of the 'Best Of' Albums are like this. 'Because Maybe!' From the Renard track Sinisterrrrrrrr, 'I Knew A Little Bookworm' from the Klippa track Bookworm, and 'It's Murder' from the Mayhem track of the same name.: Of course!.: Most of them, after Amber Starlight and its remixes and derivatives.: All three of the Truxton albums have 8 songs.: Nearly every one of the artists has one, with Sonitus Vir being the sole exception.: JAQL made a very unexpected return in 2013 after nearly five years of inactivity. The actually said he was retired.:.: A noticeable number of fans swore off the label after Renard was. In the year 2001, our connections are shut down. Team GUNDOGS was sent against the powerful enemy force, RICOCHET AASVOGELS.
Renard Because Maybe Rarlab Song
They were destroyed. OPERATION HELL DIVE was a failure. We are the new resistance. We are only two, but we are armed with skills that training does not amount to. We are armed with vision and audio. DIRECTIVE: FREQUENCY CRUSHER is now active.: Ren does not like people they don't know referring to them by their birth name, which can only be seen on a couple of websites (none of which are their own), and their personal Facebook page.:, and given a mention in the website's FAQ. Piracy rules.
Piracy and filesharing are great promotional tools, and help spread the word of artists.: Ren is usually just referred to by their first name.: At first glance, the cover of On Trax Volume 5 (and MAG Trax). But, as stated by Ren, it is just a mix of their various aliases.: Lapfox releases from quite a swath of genres. Made more impressive because it's all Renard. Truxton is hard to define.
They switch rapidly between genres even within the same song. The definition above is the closest fit.: Four of these were released in 2010 for Renard, Jackal Queenston, Klippa, and Mayhem. I wouldn't recommend paying for this. Or even downloading it for free.: Ren even acknowledges that all the other artists are them in the latest version of the site.