Elon Musk Drops a Wavey Techno Music Track, and It's Actually a Banger

Published on Jan 31, 2020 at 7:05 AM

Elon Musk has been giving us pop culture gold. First, he blessed us with the most memeable car is recent history — the Tesla Cybertruck. Then, he announced his pregnancy with dream pop singer Grimes. And now, he's debuted a celestial banger on SoundClound — "Don't Doubt ur Vibe." The tech entrepreneur, who renamed his Twitter account to E "D" M, was filled with exuberance this morning as he shared the new original EDM (electronic dance music) song. Musk was proud that he "wrote the lyrics & performed the vocals!!" He tweeted, "this song is hard," before releasing it under his own label, Emo G Records.

"Don't Doubt ur Vibe" is accompanied by a tagline "It was all a dream" and the hashtag "#Anime" for context. It features Musk's own distorted vocals, singing "Don't . . . doubt . . . your . . . vibe. Be . . . cause . . . it's . . . you." Musk is definitely taking cues from girlfriend Grimes, whose signature sound combines airy, celestial-sounding vocals with distorted electronic beats. Fans have been very fond of Musk's new venture, with comments including "Musk >>>>>>> kpop" and "Elon pushing humanity forward in all directions!" Surprisingly, this isn't Musk's first foray into music. His first ever song titled "RIP Harambe" is an auto-tuned hip-hop song that was released in March 2019. Keep reading to listen to Musk's first EDM track, "Don't Doubt ur Vibe."

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