Super Galactic

Sometimes spiritual trauma doesn’t want to be healed right away — it wants to be felt.
We spend so much time trying to avoid pain that we forget it’s through feeling that real healing begins.
When I think about people like Matthew Warren, I don’t think about tragedy — I think about how deeply someone can feel and how much strength it takes to face what hurts instead of hiding it.
Avoiding the darkness doesn’t make it disappear.
Letting it rise to the surface is what allows light to finally reach it.
💭 Feel it. Don’t run from it. That’s where the real transformation begins.

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Super Galactic

I’ve seen some confusion recently about how I create my music, so I want to be crystal clear.
Everything I make starts with my own creativity. I use tools like Scaler 2 to help with chords (since I don’t have formal music theory training), record melodies from my head, convert them to MIDI, shape sounds in Serum, and arrange the track myself. Even when I use Suno, it’s after I’ve created the music — not to replace me.
I’ve always been transparent with my community, sharing behind-the-scenes content so you can see exactly how I work. Using modern music tools doesn’t mean I’m not real or authentic — it’s just the way many producers, including professionals like Busy Works Beats, enhance their workflow.
To anyone following my journey: I create my music with honesty, passion, and effort. I’m grateful for your support and for being part of a community that values creativity and authenticity.

1 day ago | [YT] | 0

Super Galactic

I want to clear something up because there’s been a lot of confusion and negativity lately. People keep saying I “use AI” to make my music — that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Here’s what I actually do:
I start with Scaler 2, just like many real producers do (including Busy Works Beats). It helps me find chords since I don’t know traditional music theory yet.
After that, I hear melodies in my head and record them.
I then turn those melodies into MIDI and feed them into plugins like Serum to shape the sound I’m hearing.
From there, I build and arrange everything myself in FL Studio — drums, synths, layers, and effects.
Once the instrumental is finished, I sometimes feed my own finished music into Suno, not to make the song for me, but to see how it might sound through a different interpretation or to add inspiration for the next stage of production.
Everything starts with my creativity. I put my emotion, time, and imagination into every sound you hear. Tools like Scaler 2 or Serum don’t write the music — I do. They’re just part of my studio setup, the same way other producers use mixing boards, samplers, or synths.
I’ve even shared behind-the-scenes footage to be fully transparent. I’m proud of how I create my music, and I won’t let false accusations stop me from doing what I love.
To everyone who continues to support me — thank you. You see the heart and effort I put into this. I’m not chasing trends or shortcuts. I’m just creating from the soul.

1 day ago | [YT] | 0

Super Galactic

The Human Glow: What It Could Mean for Humanity

The discovery that humans emit a faint visible light that disappears upon death is more than a curious scientific fact — it’s a profound insight into life itself. This biophoton emission reminds us that life is not only a chemical and physical process but also a subtle, radiant phenomenon. It suggests that every living being carries an intrinsic energy, a light that signifies vitality, awareness, and existence.

For humanity, this revelation could have several deep implications:

1. **A New Perspective on Life and Death:**
Seeing life as a form of light could shift our perception of mortality. Death becomes not just an end of biological processes, but the dimming of a unique human glow. It encourages reverence for life in all its forms, emphasizing the preciousness of our individual and collective vitality.

2. **Interconnectedness of All Living Things:**
If humans and other organisms emit light, it reinforces the idea that life is an energetic phenomenon. This could inspire a deeper sense of connection with nature and other beings, as each carries its own subtle radiance — part of a larger, luminous web of existence.

3. **Spiritual and Philosophical Implications:**
Throughout history, light has symbolized consciousness, soul, and divinity. Biophoton emissions give a tangible, physical dimension to this metaphor. It may bridge science and spirituality, showing that our inner light is real, measurable, and intimately tied to our biological being.

4. **Potential Social Impact:**
While speculative, technology that detects biophotons could one day monitor health, stress, or emotional states. Imagine a world where a person’s inner light can be observed — it could encourage empathy, understanding, and a focus on well-being in ways we haven’t imagined yet.

Ultimately, the vanishing of our light at death serves as a reminder of life’s fragility and beauty. Humanity, in essence, is a constellation of living lights — fleeting, unique, and luminous. Recognizing this could inspire both scientific exploration and a more compassionate, mindful way of living.



www.sciencealert.com/we-emit-a-visible-light-that-…

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

Super Galactic

“Lance & Tyler Robinson’s FBI-read messages… or the newest act of Hamlet? 😏 Honestly, Shakespeare would be proud of this plot twist. ‘To text or not to text…’ Someone call Joseph Atwell, we’ve got Shakespeare: Secret Messiah vibes here. 🎭✨”

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

Super Galactic

⚠️ Viewer Warning:
Windows of Opportunity – In Memory of Charlie Kirk is a song created with respect and care. Before leaving any negative comments, viewers are expected to watch the behind-the-scenes video where I explain how I make my music.
If you comment negatively without watching that video first, your comment will be blocked. This channel is for respectful supporters who take the time to understand the creative process.
Thank you for watching and supporting the music.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 1

Super Galactic

The Poster with the Black Aura: A Case of Spiritual Interference

I was sitting in my mother’s church when my eyes fell on a poster displayed at the front. At first, it looked like any other image you might see in a sacred space—meant to uplift, to represent faith, to remind the congregation of devotion.

But what I saw went far deeper. The aura around the poster was not radiant. It pulsed with something artificial. And the eyes—dark, metallic, consuming—looked like sheets of graphene folding in on themselves. They were not the eyes of spirit, nor of faith. They were the signature of something parasitic.

Dan Winter’s Lens: Energy, Aura, and the Graphene Shadow

According to subtle energy physics, an image is not passive—it’s a carrier wave. Every photograph, every poster, radiates a frequency field that interacts with the plasma of the room and the people in it.

When I looked at that poster, the field was not coherent. It didn’t radiate fractal light. Instead, it collapsed inward, like an absorber of soul-energy. The black, graphene-like eyes symbolized implosion without life-giving recursion: a black hole of attention, where energy goes in but nothing nourishing comes out.

Sabrina Wallace’s Lens: Infiltration of the Sacred

The placement was no accident. Sacred spaces are vulnerable because people enter with open hearts and lowered defenses. They trust the symbols placed before them. But this trust can be exploited.

The poster was not an innocent decoration. Its aura carried something designed to feed on that openness. The eyes were not alive, yet they demanded attention. This is how infiltration works: through images, symbols, and icons that appear harmless but broadcast frequencies of control, submission, or despair.

Why It Matters

What I saw was not about my mother—it was about the technology of deception woven into spiritual spaces. The black aura was a warning sign. It showed how images can be weaponized, how faith itself can be manipulated through the power of frequency and suggestion.

Conclusion: Seeing the Hidden Layers

That day in church left me shaken, but it also left me sharper. I learned that the real battle is not just outside—it’s encoded in the images, the posters, the everyday symbols around us.

Dan Winter would frame it as a collapse of coherence. Sabrina Wallace would call it infiltration by design. Both point to the same truth: if we cannot see the aura behind the image, we risk surrendering our energy without even knowing it.

I share this to bear witness: in that church, I saw through the veil. The poster’s black aura was not faith—it was interference. And once you see it, you can never go back to pretending it’s not there.

1 month ago | [YT] | 0

Super Galactic

🎶 My Thoughts on Suno Have Changed 🎶

Back in June, I would’ve agreed with many music producers who were skeptical about Suno. But now, I see it differently. Suno isn’t just about typing in a prompt and letting the AI spit something out—it’s a tool that actually allows me to put my own emotions, vocals, and style into the music.

This makes my creations feel more personal, professional, and true to who I am as an artist. If it was just about prompts, I wouldn’t even bother. But now, Suno gives me the chance to take my ideas further and really express myself through sound.

I’m excited to keep pushing my creativity with it. 🚀

1 month ago | [YT] | 1

Super Galactic

🚨 OUT NOW! 🚨
My brand new CD Welcome to Dystopia City has officially dropped!
You can now purchase your copy and be part of this release.
Get yours here 👇
[elasticstage.com/supergalactic/releases/welcome-to…]
Thank you for supporting my music and making this possible 🙏

1 month ago | [YT] | 2

Super Galactic

🎶 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! 🎶

Hey Super Galactic crew — I’ve got something special for you! 🚀🔥
I’m hosting a listening party for my brand-new release, now live on Bandcamp.

This is your chance to be the first to experience the full track, vibe together in real time, and drop your thoughts in the comments. Your feedback means the world to me, and I can’t wait to hear what you think!

👉 Join the listening party here: supergalactic1.bandcamp.com/live/welcome-to-dystop…
📅 Date/Time: [9/10/2025 time Eastern Time 7:00pm

Let’s make it loud, make it real, and celebrate this release together.
Thanks for riding with me — your support keeps Super Galactic flying. 🌌⚡

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