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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 06/04/2026

AQUASCAPE alphalphacollective.com A blend of electronic and jazz melodies forming a mystical atmosphere. An adventure into uncharted depths writhing with critters and colors. Artwork - @gabeharmonstudio.com ℗ Asterisks 2026 #newmusic #musician #producer #electronica #jazz #explorepage

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 27/03/2026

"professional" is what I would call it

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 27/03/2026

meet alphalpha… began composing in early 2023 w/ fl studio bridging the gap by exploring harmonic ambiguity and various textures of sound through childlike experimentation “music is the wine that fills the cup of silence” ℗ Asterisks 2025 #newmusic #producer #musician #jazz #hiphop #explorepage

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Foreground: Yellow text spelling ALPHALPHA, with a yellow curve "Z" underneath. A sillouhette in negative colors of alphalpha

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

this sound goopy and wet, in a good way

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

me when i create a gorgeous melody alphalphacollective.com #music #independentartist #producer #hiphop #jazz #discover

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

INDUSTRIAL SUBURBIA alphalphacolective.com A jazz record that challenges conformity and expectations. A portrait of suburbanization between a comforting sound and the deafening industry. Artwork - @gabeharmonstudio.com ℗ Asterisks 2025 #newmusic #producer #musician #jazz #hiphop #explorepage

Foreground: Images of cars on roads and images of nature photobashed together in orange and brown colors, outlined by white boxes.

Background: A cat smoking a cigarette in the midst of chaos

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

As for compilations/albums, try not to focus on creating each song to fit a particular vibe. Instead, make as much music as you can and find similarities in themes and the sound of the songs and see if they transition from one another well. If they don’t well, change key or make a new outro for it.

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

If you have been working on a song for a long time and you are completely stuck, start a new project and finish it before coming back to it. Sometimes the things you wish to create are out of your skill set. By making more music you give yourself the opportunity to learn new techniques for creation.

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

With a more complex song that has multiple melodies, just play around with the instruments you have and create something new out of them that has either less energy for a build up, or more energy for a breakdown/chorus.

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

When first making a song, decide whether you want it to be focused on drums with light melody, or heavy melody with light drums. I typically start by making a melody and adding the drums in afterwards, sometimes opting to make the drums first to find the beat I want to work with. Change approaches.

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

One of the best ways that I have found to get over producer’s block is to find a song you really like and pick out something that sticks out to you. Whether it be the melody, an instrument you heard, the BPM, or the key, take that as inspo and manipulate it until you see find the tone you want.

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zach @alphalphacollective.com · 25/03/2026

tips to get over producer’s block? (a thread)

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