Draft:KIRIKSON (Kirill Cherkasov)
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KIRIKSON (Kirill Cherkasov)
[edit]Background
[edit]KIRIKSON, also known as Kirill Cherkasov, is an electronic music producer presumably based out of Russia.
Make My Heart Beat Faster (Instrumental Mix)
[edit]KIRIKSON mostly posts music on Soundcloud, but has uploaded music to other platforms before. KIRIKSON is most known for sampling a song by the late superstar Tim Bergling.[1], known professionally as Avicii, who passed away on April 20th, 2018. In May 2020, KIRIKSON first uploaded a song titled "Make My Heart Beat Faster” to multiple streaming platforms including Spotify. The song is an instrumental track, sampling the original track by Toni Braxton[2], later remixed by Tim Bergling, titled “Make My Heart (Avicii's Replacer Mix)”[3], which is a remix of the song that has yet to officially release. The song will not be linked here because of copyright concerns.
The song was eventually re-released on streaming services, showing the date "July 8th 2022", with KIRIKSON instead appearing as a featured artist on the track with Tim Bergling now showing up as the main artist of the track. Every song that was not signed to a record label was eventually removed on some streaming services starting on February 29th, 2024 (Possibly March 1st, 2924). The track will not be linked to here because of possible copyright concerns. This track is the only track known to have track information tied to it (e.g. "Instrumental Mix").
Reception to the single
[edit]When the song was initially released, it garnered some confusion amongst fans of Avicii's work on the r/Avicii[4] Subreddit. The original post was around for nearly four weeks before it was presumably removed by the moderators of the Subreddit. The original post can no longer be found, however, the general consensus around the release of the track is mixed, with some saying it's a move to gain popularity and use Tim Bergling's name for free streams and clout, while others enjoy the release of the track as well as the stories (both related to Tim Bergling's work) and subtly including their own additions.
Sampling and Storyline
[edit]KIRIKSON has made music sampling and alluding to works such as Interstellar[5], Caso 63[6] (localized as Case 63), Doki Doki Literature Club PLUS![7], and Avengers: Endgame[8] The table below will include spoilers for the references mentioned above. This is your last chance to do research on your own. This list does not include references to Tim Bergling's original work.
Reference | Song Titles | Importance (SPOILERS) | Additional Details (SPOILERS) |
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Interstellar | Find Yourself & Among the Stars | (?) | Time. (Soundcloud exclusives) |
Caso 63 (Case 63) | After Rain | Piano by Peter for his wife, first heard in Season 2, Episode 1: "THE LOST VORTEX" | Title of the Podcast Episode is in reference to the English Localization of the podcast. (SoundCloud exclusive) |
Doki Doki Literature Club PLUS! | So Much to Love You, Ocean Sleep, Secrets Beyond the Horizon & Project P | Release Dates on Streaming Services (excluding Soundcloud) | So Much to Love You: Yuri's original birthday.
Ocean Sleep: In reference to the Doki Doki Literature Club PLUS! album. Secrets Beyond the Horizon (possibly a coincidence) Song it is sampling plays during one of four videos by The Game Theorists when the twist is revealed. Project P: (SoundCloud exclusive) |
Avengers: Endgame | The All Times & Fast Search | (?) | This may be incorrect.
The All Times: On some streaming platforms, The All Times is titled "For All Times" Fast Search: (SoundCloud exclusive) |
References
[edit]- ^ "Avicii", Wikipedia, 2024-04-10, retrieved 2024-04-16
- ^ "Toni Braxton", Wikipedia, 2024-04-12, retrieved 2024-04-16
- ^ "Make My Heart", Wikipedia, 2022-11-16, retrieved 2024-04-16
- ^ "Reddit - Dive into anything". www.reddit.com. Retrieved 2024-04-16.
- ^ "Interstellar (film)", Wikipedia, 2024-04-15, retrieved 2024-04-16
- ^ "Case 63", Wikipedia, 2024-04-03, retrieved 2024-04-16
- ^ "Doki Doki Literature Club!", Wikipedia, 2024-04-04, retrieved 2024-04-16
- ^ "Avengers: Endgame", Wikipedia, 2024-04-04, retrieved 2024-04-16