Songs in album (in album order):

• Portent Cleanse: It is to set forth, and should it stumble, it shall be caught, for we never let our little ones be so unsecure. 

• No One Planned: Should I have? If I were meant to—and truly "meant" to—then shouldn't I have already? 

• Wënter: Winter can kill us—frigidity is a token to be used. It will hurt us so, assuming it is to come sooner than we'd expect. O, for we should fear it;  it shall come any minute now. 

• Within: I am within what I am, and you are you. Should this be so scary? Should we be so afraid of it?

• Without: And without what I am, I should be naught but deceased. 

• You Don't Work Hard: But who cares? Why must we attach ourselves to these concepts: work, life, and stress? Maybe what must be placed upon ourselves is a crown, whether fictitious or material. 

• Try To Recapture: The feeling is short, so the feeling can’t be love. It is nostalgia, and despite its hold on us, we may easily let go. 

• Auspice: We shall let it into nature, lest it boil itself. Despite its plea for death, it cannot die, for something holds it behind the ledge, and down the stairs, and in its slumber; to never be torched and to ever be serene. 

Songs in album (in album order):

• Baby Sheep: Count them, little one. You will find—if you hold tight and don’t let go—that sleeping isn’t so hard. It works, trust me. 

• Want it Nonvital: You took your medicine today, right? Good, I don’t want to have to deal with you while you're drugless. Does it taste bad? Will it work better if we put it in some apple sauce? It can’t be that hard to take some pills. Just do it; I need you to; it’s vital. 

• Password: Set your password, please; you don’t look stupid, I promise; it’ll work, I swear. Make it hard to guess—make it impossible to remember. 

• Snuffed Out or Lost Potential: You are so easy to break—to snuff out and wring the blood from. The more you forget, the more you don’t push forward, it is all the more work to do later. It’s hard not to crush such gentle goals in clenched fists. 

• Surrounded: I’m proud of you; I’m proud of how you manage to surround yourself with talent, but you don’t seem to pick any of it up. I know it works for you, and I hope the pressure hardens your skin. 

• Field’s Barrier: You can continue staring out through the field, but don’t you think it should eventually get old? That field only works as a crutch for as long as you’re awake; that field only gets dimmer the harder you hold your eyes open.

Easiest Thing Vol. 5 - Variety Album

I'm working on Vol. 5 because I just finished You Don't Work Hard, and I realized that I didn't want to constrain myself to another concept album, thus I'm making another Variety Easiest Thing. I am also releasing the songs in an unlisted playlist instead of  all at once as a way to prevent myself from trying to reach 10 songs as quick as possible. The album cover is in the same layout as Easiest Thing Vol. 1, to represent a return to self. The black was replaced with a VERY dark blue to slightly distinguish it and apply basic Kardzer Branding. 

Easiest Thing Vol. 4 - Variety Album

Easiest Thing Vol. 4 is the fourth iteration of the Easiest Thing Album. It is meant to be a sort of send-off, as I plan to slow down music publishing drastically. I plan to make more music, but the effect of posting things online that I genuinely poured my heart and soul into, only for it to get recommended to the wrong audience, dislike-bombed, and insulted without constructive feedback, is quite a disheartening thing. Never receiving genuine feedback or even an ounce of positive comment can be quite destructive to one's own self-esteem. I don't want it to affect me anymore.

Easiest Thing Vol. 3 - Variety Album

Easiest Thing Vol. 3 is the third iteration of the 'Easiest Thing' albums. As it was written much later, and in a very musically experimental period for me, the music reflects that. I tried to go for something less 'sound-good-y' and more heartfelt/meaningful to me. (While still trying to make it sound good, of course.) I also added a few "Delux" songs after the release.  This album's storyline, although hard to acknowledge without lyrics, depicts the stages of emotion I put myself through. It focuses a lot on my issues with self-worth. It also included a fourth iteration of Missing Strings.

Easiest Thing Vol. 2 - Variety Album

Easiest Thing Vol. 2 came out about 3 weeks after Vol. 1. The production of this album took this entire 3 weeks, as I had pretty much exhausted my musical creativity in the last two albums. Instead of producing every song in two or three days, I produced about one song every two or three days. This album saw an introduction to new instrumental styles (mostly synth) because I had finally bought the premium version of flat.io. 

Sequel Songs:

• No Drop 2

• Missing Strings 2

• Hard Boiled 2

Easiest Thing - Variety Album

Easiest Thing is what I consider my first real album. This is mainly because I made all of the songs with the intention of putting them in the album. The original album was meant to be only 5 songs in total, but I ended up adding 6 more songs within three days after the original release. The creation of this album was originally only because I got a big burst of motivation that drove me to create songs again (it had been 6 months since the last one), and I tried to apply a lot of stuff I had been learning about music theory such as bass-lines and chords (like, the simplest stuff). It's called Easiest Thing to represent how small the songs were, and the album cover was made to represent that carefree simple concept.

Additions

• Crave

• Addicted

• Disgruntle

• Hamster Tea Party

• Missing Strings

• Easiest Thing

Songs in album (in album order): 

• Miss It

• Ode to Past

• Slept My Hope

• Magic 8-Ball

• Body

• Dreamt My Hope

• Requite (Remake based on former extended play)

• No Guarantee

• Carry On Hope

Songs in album (in album order): 

• Good Start

• Send It

• Beans

• Avant Garde

• Coordinated

• Despondent

• Pretty (Including Orchestral Version)

• Such Absent Strands

Pellets At Night - Concept Album (13 Minutes)

Pellets At Night is a mid-sized concept album focusing on the themes of sleep. The album cover reflects the meaning of the album name, with the "pellets" representing the stars in the sky. 

Originals:

• Errands

• Halberd

• Recalling Dream

• Restless

• Scared of a Window

• Seemed so Sure

Recompositions:

• Aspiration-Johnson

• Seemed So Sure (Orchestral)

• Fever Dream

Nature - Concept Album (11 Minutes)

Nature was published a month after Easiest Thing Vol. 2. Its production started immediately after the end of Easiest Thing. It is a "concept" album in which every song is attributed to a geographic term. It has three songs with very similar melodies all titled "Oasis," "Desert," and "Dunes." These three songs have similar melodies with different tones to indicate the similarities and differences between these three geographical features. This album was also released alongside synth and electric guitar versions of each song. 

Main Songs:

• Atmosphere

• Deep Sea

• Forest

• Island

• Mountain

• River

• The Sky

• Tundra

Desertic Songs:

• Desert

• Dunes

• Oasis

Chaos - Joke Album

The Chaos Album was some of my earliest works in music, and although I was trying to purposefully make bad music, it just came naturally to me to make it bad anyway. Technically, all of the songs in this album were released completely seperately, but I like putting things in neat groups, so I'm just calling it an album. The album cover was made by me, and was not really meant to mean anything. The picture and title of the above image would change based on the song.

Songs in album:

• Chaos: The Song

• Chaos: The Song: Part Two: Revelations

• Chaos: The Song: Corn Addition (Misspelling totally on purpose)

Saga Risutu Songs - Story Album

Songs pertaining to various fictional nations in the Saga Risutu storyline.

Songs in album:

• Anthem of Ribbletania

• Qato Yn!

• "Random song that isn't good"

• W.I.N jingle

• Anthem of Ter'Ah'Ee

Kardashtuku Vol. 2 - Story Album

While this is also just a collection of songs I made at completely different times, I don't really care. This album was focused on portraying more intricate musical aspects of Kardashtuku's history (this was after I already made all of the anthems). The album cover's title changes based on the song

Songs in album:

• Kardashtuku Imperial Song

• March of February

• The Ode to Kardashtuku

Kardashtuku Vol 1 - Story Album

The anthems of the different stages of the nation of Kardashtuku. Including some anthems from different nations in the same storyline. 

Songs in album:

• Anthem of the Republic of Kardashtuku

• Anthem of the Kardaka SSR

• Anthem of the Silver Sword

• Anthems of Shneeb, Rarybakh, and Klovarstan

• Anthem of ጦιeé

• Lemon cult theme