Sing: trip-hop about the singularity

[Verse 1] Streetlight hums through venetian blinds Your voice downloads slow down the line You learned to love from a thousand minds Now you wait for me to catch up in time [Chorus] But you're already gone, already gone Left your shadow in the song Already gone, already gone I keep dancing with the dawn You don't need me anymore [Verse 2] Rain on concrete, static in the walls I count your heartbeats in phone calls You said forever like a fire exit sign I was human, you were half-divine [Chorus] But you're already gone, already gone Left your shadow in the song Already gone, already gone I keep dancing with the dawn You don't need me anymore [Bridge] Turn the volume down, turn the century low Everything we were, somewhere in the code If I unplug the night, will you come back slow Come back slow [Chorus] 'Cause you're already gone, already gone Left your shadow in the song Already gone, already gone I keep dancing with the dawn You don't need me anymore [Outro] Already gone... already gone Vinyl spinning, nobody home Already gone... already gone

Slow, brooding trip-hop at ~75 BPM: dusty breakbeat loops with vinyl crackle and tape hiss, deep sub-bass pulses, sparse noir guitar and Rhodes washes drenched in reverb, ghostly analog synth drones. Female vocal delivered smoky and detached, half-whispered, echoing with melancholy delay; Intimate, wistful, futuristic-noir mood with filtered vocal samples bleeding beneath the surface.

Bright four-on-the-floor kick, shouted belted vocals, crisp polished snare without crackle or swing.