artist / producer / composer

seezrr

I draw the stickmen, then make the songs that go under them. SZR 101 is four tracks I wrote and produced alone in my room, released through Jumpstr. Everything I make gets signed m8.

seezrr — a smiley stickman leaning on a maroon block, M8 lettered beside him, a paper plane flying off
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first ep / four tracksszr 101

alternate sleeve —
the one that got away.

his first ep

SZR 101

Four tracks made alone in one room: a piano, a baroque loop I couldn't leave alone, and a runway. It came out through Jumpstr. Start with Takeoff.

listen to szr 101

the artwork

pencil, ink, plane

every sleeve started as a doodle in the margin of a page.

Handel x Takeoff — piano, spiral, plane
Handel x Takeoffpiano, spiral, plane
Orchestratedtwelve sticks, one baton
Takeoff — run, then lift
Takeoffrun, then lift
Handel — keys, then quiet
Handelkeys, then quiet

the artist

seezrr m8

one man,
one sketchbook

There's no band. I draw the covers, produce the tracks and write every part myself, then hand it to Jumpstr to put out. The doodles and the records come from the same notebook, and both are left a little unfinished on purpose.

01

artist

Draws the figure before a note gets played. If a song needs a face, it gets a stickman and a brick wall.

02

producer

Builds it solo, in one room. Keys first, and the room noise stays in the mix on purpose.

03

composer

Writes for a piano and a room full of stick figures, then steps up and conducts them himself.