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TNYJ - Track and album ideas (also potential aliases): Throughout periods of my life (2024 - Present).

What is this blog? This blog is solely for concepts of tracks and albums, unrelated to my Main Blog . One could quite possibly say that this is some form of backlog, sort of. Key: "(R-p)" = Realised and published. Vortex Reaper  - Neuro EP: The concept of this album stems from my ADHD diagnosis. The genres will be experimental, trippy and bizarre. Hades Vortexium - You'll Never Know True Peace: This track is related to my pursuit of inner peace. Remedying my self-hate. Vantablack  - Full of nothing: This track relates to the emptiness I feel occasionally, especially as of late. Destore  - Several Defects: This relates to: 1): The purpose of the alias. 2): My prematurity. And 3): My medical diagnoses. Vortex Reaper  - Nothing Will Get In My Way: This is about the determination to change and that nothing can get in my way to halt the progress I have fought for in the last two years of my life. Hypersilence  - Real apathy in audio format: An experimental Silent Mu...
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Who am I and what am I?

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  Who is “TNYJ”? I was born in England (Great Britain/The U.K.) on November 17th, 2004, at 25 weeks prematurity, almost dying a stillborn due to it. Due to my prematurity, I couldn’t breathe on my own, and I had to be put on a ventilator for about the first few months of my life, however, I could not breathe when put on CPAP, because (at the time) my breathing was too weak, and so I was repeatedly switched from being on a ventilator and CPAP, deforming my windpipe and also experiencing 12 respiratory arrests during that period.  Me, at one hour and 10 minutes old. 17/11/2004. In early 2005, I got MRSA from a nurse that inadequately washed her hands, the infection of which got to my skin and blood. I had to be given extra special care during treatment for the disease. On March 21st, 2005, I had the first major operation of my life: the tracheostomy surgery. The tracheostomy was a tube put in the centre of my throat to help me breathe properly, due to the constant switching from...
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