0:00 | Intro (The Full Horror) 4:30 | Rawwwwww Ft. Jozzy 7:25 | Plunging Asymptote Ft. Juliana Huxtable 12:03 | The Dome's Protection Ft. Nina Kraviz 19:39 | Reason Why Ft. Kim Petras and BC Kingdom 23:31 | Live in My Truth Ft. BC Kingdom and Liz 27:36 | Why Lies Ft. BC Kingdom and Liz 31:55 | Do You Wanna Be Alive Ft. Big Sister 36:05 | Elegance Ft. Popstar 40:56 | Berlin Nightmare Ft. Evita Manji 44:31 | Gallop Ft. Evita Manji 46:28 | One More Time Ft. Popstar 49:59 | Exhilarate Ft. Bibi Bourelly 54:12 | Always and Forever Ft. Hannah Diamond 59:02 | My Forever Ft. Cecile Believe 1:03:07 | Love Me off Earth Ft. Doss Thank you Sophie for your passion.
i first discovered SOPHIE in 2017 as i just began to consider the possibility of being trans, she guided me through so much. three years out from her death it still feels like a horrible prank that she's gone. i keep waiting for her to turn up randomly and for all of this to be one terrible dream. you saved my life SOPHIE i miss you terribly
I love what everybody did with this album. It is not just a SOPHIE Album, it is a lbor of pure love from her family and friends giving a last hoorah in form of an album. It's a gift to her friends, an appreciation of her art and general something I can only love. Thanks for this and for everything.
from the New Yorker's (very sensitive) review: "“SOPHIE” isn’t an expression of Sophie’s journey as much as it is a guide for everyone else’s-a last gift. The album also serves as a reminder of what Sophie had already changed. Her career began at a time when underground-adjacent dance music leaned masculine. Today, the dance floor has been thoroughly feminized and re-queered, leaving this album with nothing to demonstrate or explain."
Ummmmmm .. Just my 3¢.... BUT as someone who has been around just about 5 decades now.... Ever since the very beginning of dance and electronic music it was equally feminine and masculine!! And the dance floors were always and continue to be "Gay or Queer!!!!!" I think it's fair to acknowledge that Sophie continued to carry the torch on those paths. Helping them to continue to grow!! But not so much carved out or change anything that was always already there....
@@DOCDOCFLAMINGOS here's my free game, you didn't see trans women, or women, or queer artists in the big laegues of EDM..., and if there was, they weren't pinnacle in the sense that SOPHIE was, yes there is subculture, there's the underground, there's ballroom, but SOPHIE gave a unique twist than the average EDM style. She made it known that we're artists too, and made her own stage. SHE made them take us seriously. I will forever love her for that and recognize that. Don't weaken mother's impact like that.
@@ryangalindo9480it’s not really weakening her impact I think she definitely brought trans artists up in the game but even the men who were making dance music were all very femininely expressive in their music. They were influenced by gay people and women thoroughly and it’s reflected in their sounds. But I get what ur saying, I just think it’s weird that just bc a man made something it’s considered masculine music lol
You will always live in every little thing you did, your influence is heard across music everywhere. I'm glad I've lived in the same time as you SOPHIE Forever ♾
I am feeling empty now that I listened to it... Like when you finish a really good book or TV show and then you feel that hole in your chest because the universe that you've been sticking with for so long just ceased to exist...
@@Maverick-re3zpyes benny said something abt releasing more tracks on instagram if imn not wrong so we might be getting burn rubber or other unheard tracks 😭❤️
Thank you Sophie’s family. This moment will always be close to my heart. Her music and being ignited a determination to live more free, expressive, and true to self than I ever thought was possible. There will never be another SOPHIE, but thats the magic of her. She carved a brilliant and sacred new path in music and art. It seems important to be stewards of it, for the seeds she planted have grown into flowers bearing new seeds. “If you knew you couldn’t fail at anything, what would you do?” MSMSMSM FOREVER
Instead of going to Thunderdome in the Netherlands I saw Sophie live in Hollywood I have never regret that. I hope to go overseas and see her in everything. Remembered we never die. Thank you.
24:09 Каждый раз, когда я слышу причину почему, я хочу пуститься в пляс со своими сестрами, не думая ни о чем, танцевать до тех пор, пока мои уги не перетрут мои пятки в драники. Когда Софи покинула нас, мы потеряли ту часть искусства, которую никогда не сможем вернуть. Спасибо за то, что ты оставила нам, бесконечно скучаем 💗💗💗💗 SOPHIE FOREVER 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Dear SOPHIE, Your sounds truly changed my life. You opened new artistic doors for me and I am so thankful for you and your music. I cannot describe how much I miss you and how much your music means to me. SOPHIE forever ♾️🩷
God i just finished the Livestream and it's haunting hearing "love me off earth" just cut off like that.... SOPHIE we miss you so much, the future of music just isn't the same without you :(💔 This album was BEAUTIFUL btw
HERE BEFORE IT COMES OUT!! I rlly admire Sophie, her music, style and everything. She broke so many boundaries that others would be afraid to break. Rip queen, icon, everything. She will forever have an impact on me, others and the pop industry.
Beautiful to hear. I knew SOPHIE for mere moments of her early life in Manchester. All I felt was positivity in her presence. I don't know her brother but I know this has been a hell of a journey so respect to all involved x
Is there an accurate list of places she lived in? Like many sources have said she’s from Glasgow, but born in Northampton, there are mentions of moving to London with her family as a child. I wouldn’t be surprised if she also lived in Manchester, but what qualifies as early life?
@@threesixnine369six her first release (nothing more to say/eeehhh) was released through a label in Glasgow, that's probably where the misconception comes from. but yeah I'm pretty sure she was born in Northampton and spent most of her earlier days in England, some of it in Berlin perhaps too when she was older and making music officially
@@varia8939 Thanks, that would make sense. I can also imagine she must have been hanging out in Glasgow occasionally. A friend who is also in the music world told me she was lucky enough to meet her and chat for about half an hour at a queer night some years ago. She said she was really kind and sweet 🥲
paraphrasing a comment i saw on a forum: "even if you think 'true fans' would have done a better job with this album, it doesn't change the fact that SOPHIE is physically absent and that nobody can replicate 100% of what she wanted. make peace with that and find solace in the parts that you enjoy." EDIT: just so we're clear, considering how terrible posthumous albums end up being, this one is in fact Very Good. The forum post i paraphrased was a response to some fans thinking the bootlegs were better than this album.
The songs the self-appointed "true fans" would've had included are official releases of all the songs that were leaked years and years ago. I'm glad we're getting something with unheard material, curated by someone who was closer to the person behind the persona than any of us were.
@@petersmith6678 i believe the point of that forum comment was that others were complaining that there were fans that could have done better, comparing this album to some of the bootlegs that have come out over the years. Even SOPHIE's brother and her engineer (who also assembled this LP) fell short in some way, and that's okay, it's human and inevitable when handling the works of those who have passed on.
Beautifully said :’) of course this would be very different if SOPHIE was still here. But I see this album as closure given to the world by her family and loved ones. They didn’t need to share any of this, but chose to out of love. It feels really special to be here for this, however the grief is there too.
we miss you so much, i hope you're having an amazing time, wherever you are in the great unknown, SOPHIE. so so so much love and light and positivity coming your way, rest in power, rest in peace
My condolences to the family. And Friends of Sophie. I just discovered her music on a radio station called KCRW in Los Angeles California. Great producer and music and what I have heard is inspiring me to never quit thank you REST IN POWER SOPHIE❤31:56❤
I never heard Sophie before today. I bought this album at my record shop. On a whim. I read on Reddit and it seems people over there are hating on this album. But they are forgetting the most important things. All albums of unfinished songs, after death are exactly that, songs the artist didn't finish. It says she was working on this album and her brother finished it. Here's the issue. Her brother didn't order the songs properly and 2 people need to take the songs with a grain of salt they're beautiful. Unfinished (but finished enough for release). Dome is definitely should have been the first song. I'm sure she was trying to tell a narrative or story with this album. But it wasn't finished. But I know that dome was the first song on her album
ive gotta admit i was doubtful of the album judging from some of the singles but this completely blew me away... shes still pushing the envelope with her sound from the beyond...
all the weird drama about "where's burn rubber" and shit has melted completely. I couldn't imagine giving a fuck when we got THIS. Thank you thank you THANK YOU SOPHIE
Benny!. Thank you so much for facilitating this. The vinyl will be on my turntable forever once pay day arrives Monday. If 'Brat' and Kim Gordon were my pinnacle of the year till now( w/ a shit load of DnB), I think, with this release, a triumverate appeared which confirmed for me, that the future of music is anything but straight male dominated. And I am one of those (53 years). hetero male, championing the future of music, through whovever challenges the norm, (Nico, Siouxsie, Madonna etc). Let us keep this raw, uninhibited, talent alive forever. If we learn from our mistakes, then allow SOPHIE to inspire yr future. Am tipsy and emotional, which right now is a fantastic feeling, coz new music from an artsist that you love, but never expected new music from, has just changed the game once again. Peace love respect and empowerment to any individual who finds life hard due to their sexual orientation, faith belief, societal (norms?!). You (we) are all relevant. Let SOPHIE's fearlessness empower you. Lots of love G x
If you wanna see the visual changes easier here 0:00 Intro (The Full Horror) 4:31 Rawwwwww 7:25 Plunging Asymptote 12:03 The Dome's Protection 19:35 Reason Why 23:26 Live In My Truth 27:35 Why Lies 31:55 Do You Wanna Be Alive? 36:05 Elegance 40:56 Berlin Nightmare 44:31 Gallop 46:27 One More Time 49:45 Exhilarate 54:05 Always And Forever 58:59 My Forever 1:03:06 Love Me Off Earth
SOPHIE was a singer, composer, producer, and also a british DJ, also known for her synthesized and electronic sounds in pop music. SOPHIE worked with artists such as, Charli XCX, Vince Staples, Kim Petras, Madonna, etc. She also collaborated with PC Music, along with A.G Cook. SOPHIE became known thanks to her singles "BIPP" (2013), and "LEMONADE" (2013) which were later compiled into "PRODUCT" along with other singles at the time. Her first studio album "Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides", released in 2017, also this album was nominated for a grammy for best dance/electronic music. Sadly SOPHIE passed away in January 2021, after having an accidental fall in Greece, Athens. She was born on September 17, 1986 in Glasgow (Scotland), where her interest in music began when she was little; her father played electronic music cassettes. At nine years old, she began writing her own songs and even asked her parents if she could drop out of school to be a music producer; Shee finally continued her studies. In her adolescence she continued composing songs, and even promised herself that "She wouldn't leave her room until she made an album." During that period she learned to be a DJ and producer. She began her musical career in a band called Motherland, and later collaborated with artists on the PC Music label, such as A. G. Cook and Danny L. Harle. In 2013 she released her first single, "Nothing More To Say", which included "Vox", "Dub" and "Eeehhh". Some time later she released the single "Bipp", which received the attention of specialized critics. , and even Pitchfork ranked it 56th among the best tracks of the 2010-2014 period. Additionally, in 2014 she also released the single "Lemonade"; song that was part of a McDonald's advertising campaign.
SOPHIE was my beautiful introduction to electronic and experimental music in 2014. Her BIPP changed something in me. Such a legend, an icon. Truly immaterial. Love from Ukraine 🇺🇦
What would Sophie do? - That's the question I ask myself for every posthumous project, whether it's a single or an album. Even if she originally intended the album to be this way, I still believe her way of thinking always left room for unpredictability and spontaneity. Honestly, that’s what makes me feel somewhat disconnected from this album. I can enjoy her music and singles separately, but my mind has chosen to divide everything into 'before' and 'after' Sophie's tragic death. For me, there’s Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides-and then there’s everything else. Rest in peace, dear Sophie.
that's an incredibly ankle deep take. there was so much more to Sophie's discography and life than just her experimental 2018 record? the people who can only see Sophie as the face of Oil are sad. she was so much more than Oil.
@@varia8939 Maybe I didn’t make myself clear before, so I’ll try again: I fell in love with Sophie’s music through Bipp, Elle, and all the Product tracks. I totally get what you're saying, but in terms of a full statement, Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides was something else. It marked a new era, her boldest artistic expression, and the only full studio album she released in her lifetime. I first saw her live in 2015, before she dropped Product on Numbers, so believe me, I was already a huge fan of that phase of her discography. However, I don’t really see Productas an album-it feels more like a compilation of her experimental works. But with Oil, I felt like she was revolutionizing the scene-and she did. This new album doesn’t give me the same feeling. To me, it feels more like a tribute, a way to keep her ideas alive. My main point is that I don’t feel Sophie’s presence in this project the way I did with Oil. Her loss is something I can’t fill, not even with these posthumous releases.
@@varia8939 Maybe I didn’t make myself clear before, so I’ll try again: I fell in love with Sophie’s music through *Bipp*, *Elle*, and all the *Product* tracks. I totally get what you're saying, but in terms of a full statement, *Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides* was something else. It marked a new era, her boldest artistic expression, and the only full studio album she released in her lifetime. I first saw her live in 2015, before she dropped *Product* on Numbers, so believe me, I was already a huge fan of that phase of her discography. However, I don’t really see *Product* as an album-it feels more like a compilation of her experimental works. But with *Oil*, I felt like she was revolutionizing the scene-and she did. This new album doesn’t give me the same feeling. To me, it feels more like a tribute, a way to keep her ideas alive. My main point is that I don’t feel Sophie’s presence in this project the way I did with *Oil*. Her loss is something I can’t fill, not even with these posthumous releases.
SOPHIE Gracias por habernos compartido tanto de ti! te amamos por siempre, tu musica dejo huella y marco nuevas generaciones tomadas de la mano por charly . WE LOVE SOPHIE FOREVER
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Sophie and Mozart dropping at the same time is historical
Iconic
Literally
❤
they probably collabing in heaven rn
They were the trailblazers of their own times 💜
0:00 | Intro (The Full Horror)
4:30 | Rawwwwww Ft. Jozzy
7:25 | Plunging Asymptote Ft. Juliana Huxtable
12:03 | The Dome's Protection Ft. Nina Kraviz
19:39 | Reason Why Ft. Kim Petras and BC Kingdom
23:31 | Live in My Truth Ft. BC Kingdom and Liz
27:36 | Why Lies Ft. BC Kingdom and Liz
31:55 | Do You Wanna Be Alive Ft. Big Sister
36:05 | Elegance Ft. Popstar
40:56 | Berlin Nightmare Ft. Evita Manji
44:31 | Gallop Ft. Evita Manji
46:28 | One More Time Ft. Popstar
49:59 | Exhilarate Ft. Bibi Bourelly
54:12 | Always and Forever Ft. Hannah Diamond
59:02 | My Forever Ft. Cecile Believe
1:03:07 | Love Me off Earth Ft. Doss
Thank you Sophie for your passion.
Literally looking for this comment.
Thank u so much
💇🏻♀️
Brazil ❤ rainha do bipp!!!! Beep queen.
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i first discovered SOPHIE in 2017 as i just began to consider the possibility of being trans, she guided me through so much. three years out from her death it still feels like a horrible prank that she's gone. i keep waiting for her to turn up randomly and for all of this to be one terrible dream. you saved my life SOPHIE i miss you terribly
SHE BROKE THE SIMULATRIX AND CREATED A WHOLE NEW WORLD. WE LOVE YOU SOPHIE.
I love what everybody did with this album. It is not just a SOPHIE Album, it is a lbor of pure love from her family and friends giving a last hoorah in form of an album. It's a gift to her friends, an appreciation of her art and general something I can only love. Thanks for this and for everything.
MSMSMSM FOREVER. We love you so much Sophie, I miss you every day! The legacy you left behind was massive 💔
My brain still sees "mainstream mainstream mainstream media" in that title 😆
❤❤❤❤
We miss you Sophie 💔
from the New Yorker's (very sensitive) review: "“SOPHIE” isn’t an expression of Sophie’s journey as much as it is a guide for everyone else’s-a last gift. The album also serves as a reminder of what Sophie had already changed. Her career began at a time when underground-adjacent dance music leaned masculine. Today, the dance floor has been thoroughly feminized and re-queered, leaving this album with nothing to demonstrate or explain."
Thank you 🙏🏽
Crying to this 😭
Ummmmmm .. Just my 3¢.... BUT as someone who has been around just about 5 decades now....
Ever since the very beginning of dance and electronic music it was equally feminine and masculine!! And the dance floors were always and continue to be "Gay or Queer!!!!!"
I think it's fair to acknowledge that Sophie continued to carry the torch on those paths. Helping them to continue to grow!!
But not so much carved out or change anything that was always already there....
@@DOCDOCFLAMINGOS here's my free game, you didn't see trans women, or women, or queer artists in the big laegues of EDM..., and if there was, they weren't pinnacle in the sense that SOPHIE was, yes there is subculture, there's the underground, there's ballroom, but SOPHIE gave a unique twist than the average EDM style. She made it known that we're artists too, and made her own stage. SHE made them take us seriously. I will forever love her for that and recognize that. Don't weaken mother's impact like that.
@@ryangalindo9480it’s not really weakening her impact I think she definitely brought trans artists up in the game but even the men who were making dance music were all very femininely expressive in their music. They were influenced by gay people and women thoroughly and it’s reflected in their sounds. But I get what ur saying, I just think it’s weird that just bc a man made something it’s considered masculine music lol
You ever just cry because you love Sophie so much
I literally sometimes cry because she is not here
Me in these comments 😭😭😭
its okay to cry❤❤
This is sound design at its finest. Visuals are also TOP NOTCH
You will always live in every little thing you did, your influence is heard across music everywhere. I'm glad I've lived in the same time as you
SOPHIE Forever ♾
It’s crazy that we are listening to her last pieces of music, we have now heard everything from SOPHIE.
I am feeling empty now that I listened to it... Like when you finish a really good book or TV show and then you feel that hole in your chest because the universe that you've been sticking with for so long just ceased to exist...
@@v0519 exactly the same for me, it’s like the end of an era, I feel empty like you bro 🤧
There could be more we don’t know of yet
@@Maverick-re3zpyes benny said something abt releasing more tracks on instagram if imn not wrong so we might be getting burn rubber or other unheard tracks 😭❤️
@@Maverick-re3zp there is absolutely like thousands of unreleased songs thats just how music works
Thank you Sophie’s family. This moment will always be close to my heart. Her music and being ignited a determination to live more free, expressive, and true to self than I ever thought was possible. There will never be another SOPHIE, but thats the magic of her. She carved a brilliant and sacred new path in music and art. It seems important to be stewards of it, for the seeds she planted have grown into flowers bearing new seeds. “If you knew you couldn’t fail at anything, what would you do?” MSMSMSM FOREVER
Instead of going to Thunderdome in the Netherlands I saw Sophie live in Hollywood I have never regret that. I hope to go overseas and see her in everything. Remembered we never die. Thank you.
SOPHIE you'll always be here in my heart 💜🕯️
The second moon comes in our orbit. SOPHIE's memory is here. Love you ❤
24:09 Каждый раз, когда я слышу причину почему, я хочу пуститься в пляс со своими сестрами, не думая ни о чем, танцевать до тех пор, пока мои уги не перетрут мои пятки в драники. Когда Софи покинула нас, мы потеряли ту часть искусства, которую никогда не сможем вернуть. Спасибо за то, что ты оставила нам, бесконечно скучаем 💗💗💗💗
SOPHIE FOREVER 🕊️🕊️🕊️
да, спасибо ей за все
Dear SOPHIE,
Your sounds truly changed my life. You opened new artistic doors for me and I am so thankful for you and your music. I cannot describe how much I miss you and how much your music means to me. SOPHIE forever ♾️🩷
Rest in peace, queen 💜
Hi Melanie fan
God i just finished the Livestream and it's haunting hearing "love me off earth" just cut off like that.... SOPHIE we miss you so much, the future of music just isn't the same without you :(💔
This album was BEAUTIFUL btw
55:00 "...
For always and forever
Forever and for always
We'll be shining together and as the years go by you'll soon be by my side ..."
thank you ben and to the whole team behind this release from the bottom of my heart
Sophie Xeon lives forever in our hearts
Really wish sunscreen and lock it up made the cut but im glad we got this still, rest in power sophie your legacy lives on 🙏
sunscreen was part of a scrapped project about her ex, it would never have made it here
HERE BEFORE IT COMES OUT!! I rlly admire Sophie, her music, style and everything. She broke so many boundaries that others would be afraid to break. Rip queen, icon, everything. She will forever have an impact on me, others and the pop industry.
this is much better than I was expecting. thank you and congrats to all those involved, sophie would love it!
Are we just gonna have a crazy 48 hr h3aven suspended style SOPHIE set in lead up to the album because I'll be there
Please use proper english. thanks!
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we luv u forever and miss u every day
Forever kinda sounds heartbreaking. What a beautiful tune
Her influence will live through modern music forever, Sophie will never die or be forgotten. In my heart, forever immaterial💜
Beautiful to hear. I knew SOPHIE for mere moments of her early life in Manchester. All I felt was positivity in her presence. I don't know her brother but I know this has been a hell of a journey so respect to all involved x
wow, tell more about that did you have a fleeting friendship with her?
Is there an accurate list of places she lived in? Like many sources have said she’s from Glasgow, but born in Northampton, there are mentions of moving to London with her family as a child. I wouldn’t be surprised if she also lived in Manchester, but what qualifies as early life?
@@threesixnine369six her first release (nothing more to say/eeehhh) was released through a label in Glasgow, that's probably where the misconception comes from. but yeah I'm pretty sure she was born in Northampton and spent most of her earlier days in England, some of it in Berlin perhaps too when she was older and making music officially
@@varia8939 Thanks, that would make sense. I can also imagine she must have been hanging out in Glasgow occasionally. A friend who is also in the music world told me she was lucky enough to meet her and chat for about half an hour at a queer night some years ago. She said she was really kind and sweet 🥲
🥺This event is historic and impressive; Sophie will remain forever in our hearts, and her legacy lives on through her admirers. ❤🔥❤🔥
paraphrasing a comment i saw on a forum: "even if you think 'true fans' would have done a better job with this album, it doesn't change the fact that SOPHIE is physically absent and that nobody can replicate 100% of what she wanted. make peace with that and find solace in the parts that you enjoy."
EDIT: just so we're clear, considering how terrible posthumous albums end up being, this one is in fact Very Good. The forum post i paraphrased was a response to some fans thinking the bootlegs were better than this album.
honestly don't think you can have a truer fan than her brother
The songs the self-appointed "true fans" would've had included are official releases of all the songs that were leaked years and years ago. I'm glad we're getting something with unheard material, curated by someone who was closer to the person behind the persona than any of us were.
@@petersmith6678 i believe the point of that forum comment was that others were complaining that there were fans that could have done better, comparing this album to some of the bootlegs that have come out over the years. Even SOPHIE's brother and her engineer (who also assembled this LP) fell short in some way, and that's okay, it's human and inevitable when handling the works of those who have passed on.
This
Beautifully said :’) of course this would be very different if SOPHIE was still here. But I see this album as closure given to the world by her family and loved ones. They didn’t need to share any of this, but chose to out of love. It feels really special to be here for this, however the grief is there too.
Rest in peace sophie, we miss you 💜
we miss you so much, i hope you're having an amazing time, wherever you are in the great unknown, SOPHIE. so so so much love and light and positivity coming your way, rest in power, rest in peace
My condolences to the family. And Friends of Sophie. I just discovered her music on a radio station called KCRW in Los Angeles California. Great producer and music and what I have heard is inspiring me to never quit thank you REST IN POWER SOPHIE❤31:56❤
REST IN POWER, MS. SOPHIE XEON 🩵🩷🤍
Feeling blessed to have the chance to listen more of SOPHIE'S incredible and fantastic music. RIP SOPHIE 🕊️💗
Sophie Forever ♾️
If songs were souls, Sophie's soul would be present in our hearts
This album is straight HEAT idc what anyone says
I never heard Sophie before today. I bought this album at my record shop. On a whim. I read on Reddit and it seems people over there are hating on this album. But they are forgetting the most important things. All albums of unfinished songs, after death are exactly that, songs the artist didn't finish. It says she was working on this album and her brother finished it. Here's the issue. Her brother didn't order the songs properly and 2 people need to take the songs with a grain of salt they're beautiful. Unfinished (but finished enough for release). Dome is definitely should have been the first song. I'm sure she was trying to tell a narrative or story with this album. But it wasn't finished. But I know that dome was the first song on her album
Y si es para siempre es aún mejor 🩹🩹
Sophie forever.
Nobody will ever be able to replace you.
Rest in peace.
actually crying... this was too beautiful. REST IN POWER SOPHIE FOREVER
SOPHIE is immaterial ❤❤
she's doing the music producer thing, bringing ideas into experience and its beautiful. thank you sophie
ive gotta admit i was doubtful of the album judging from some of the singles but this completely blew me away... shes still pushing the envelope with her sound from the beyond...
Completely agree with u, I was scared that it would be some cheap release of demos but this is such a blast
glaze
@@mollyoxyhow? This album is legitimately good.
Wait I actually like this this album grew on me so much in 24 hours
The hubris of these "true fans" to think they deserve to do this more than HER BROTHER
FR the entitlement😭 and then it's just a bunch of already existing demos together like bsfrr we even got a lot of new songs!!
RIP SOPHIE we miss you so much, we all wish you could be here to enjoy the new mudvayne album thats coming soon we know you would have loved it.
SOPHIE FOREVER
we miss you sophie, you might not be here physically but through your songs we feel that you’re still here 💜
You passed away but you don't feel like a dead person to me, I feel like you're still alive
I wake up every day sad knowing that there's a finite amount of SOPHIE's music in the universe.
thank you Benny Long and anyone else involved for making this possible
love you always and forever SOPHIE❤
This album changed my life just like her first one, Sophie will always be my favorite artist. One day we will meet in immateriality.
Te extraño Sophie, no sabes lo mucho que nos haces falta, tu musica vivirá para siempre en nuestros corazones. ❤️🩹
all the weird drama about "where's burn rubber" and shit has melted completely. I couldn't imagine giving a fuck when we got THIS. Thank you thank you THANK YOU SOPHIE
Benny!. Thank you so much for facilitating this. The vinyl will be on my turntable forever once pay day arrives Monday. If 'Brat' and Kim Gordon were my pinnacle of the year till now( w/ a shit load of DnB), I think, with this release, a triumverate appeared which confirmed for me, that the future of music is anything but straight male dominated. And I am one of those (53 years). hetero male, championing the future of music, through whovever challenges the norm, (Nico, Siouxsie, Madonna etc). Let us keep this raw, uninhibited, talent alive forever. If we learn from our mistakes, then allow SOPHIE to inspire yr future. Am tipsy and emotional, which right now is a fantastic feeling, coz new music from an artsist that you love, but never expected new music from, has just changed the game once again. Peace love respect and empowerment to any individual who finds life hard due to their sexual orientation, faith belief, societal (norms?!). You (we) are all relevant. Let SOPHIE's fearlessness empower you. Lots of love G x
I really miss you, Sophie. Rest in peace 🕊️
SOPHIE FOREVER (best 1 hour of my life)
and no matter where I go, you'll always be here in my heart
the techno tracks go so hard
You were the future. Bless SOPHIE.
SOPHIE is loved forever and her music carries on the legacy
This is so advanced even with it's delayed release. I think she might have brought world peace with one more album.
If you wanna see the visual changes easier here
0:00 Intro (The Full Horror)
4:31 Rawwwwww
7:25 Plunging Asymptote
12:03 The Dome's Protection
19:35 Reason Why
23:26 Live In My Truth
27:35 Why Lies
31:55 Do You Wanna Be Alive?
36:05 Elegance
40:56 Berlin Nightmare
44:31 Gallop
46:27 One More Time
49:45 Exhilarate
54:05 Always And Forever
58:59 My Forever
1:03:06 Love Me Off Earth
I cannot stop thinking what would SOPHIE would've done by this time omfg
I'm obsessed with the song "The Dome's Protection" lately, this is such a beautiful song
Omg yass it’s my favourite
like “UNPREDICTABLE REALITY \\.”
forever in my heart
i love you sophie
and i miss you so much
SOPHIE was a singer, composer, producer, and also a british DJ, also known for her synthesized and electronic sounds in pop music.
SOPHIE worked with artists such as, Charli XCX, Vince Staples, Kim Petras, Madonna, etc.
She also collaborated with PC Music, along with A.G Cook.
SOPHIE became known thanks to her singles "BIPP" (2013), and "LEMONADE" (2013) which were later compiled into "PRODUCT" along with other singles at the time.
Her first studio album "Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides", released in 2017, also this album was nominated for a grammy for best dance/electronic music.
Sadly SOPHIE passed away in January 2021, after having an accidental fall in Greece, Athens.
She was born on September 17, 1986 in Glasgow (Scotland), where her interest in music began when she was little; her father played electronic music cassettes. At nine years old, she began writing her own songs and even asked her parents if she could drop out of school to be a music producer; Shee finally continued her studies. In her adolescence she continued composing songs, and even promised herself that "She wouldn't leave her room until she made an album." During that period she learned to be a DJ and producer.
She began her musical career in a band called Motherland, and later collaborated with artists on the PC Music label, such as A. G. Cook and Danny L. Harle.
In 2013 she released her first single, "Nothing More To Say", which included "Vox", "Dub" and "Eeehhh". Some time later she released the single "Bipp", which received the attention of specialized critics. , and even Pitchfork ranked it 56th among the best tracks of the 2010-2014 period. Additionally, in 2014 she also released the single "Lemonade"; song that was part of a McDonald's advertising campaign.
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@mintysage :)))
listening to this album on the car ride home is peakk, im LIVINGGG
I feel so blessed to be here listening to this , thanks Sophie for your legacy🌠
elegance goes gabber
The non stop visualizers are everything
SOPHIE was my beautiful introduction to electronic and experimental music in 2014. Her BIPP changed something in me. Such a legend, an icon. Truly immaterial. Love from Ukraine 🇺🇦
This is absolutely amazing. Congratulations to everybody involved. You've totally delivered SOPHIE x
THIS ALBUM IS AMAZINGG
Rest in Peace, SOPHIE! I miss you every day.
What would Sophie do? - That's the question I ask myself for every posthumous project, whether it's a single or an album. Even if she originally intended the album to be this way, I still believe her way of thinking always left room for unpredictability and spontaneity. Honestly, that’s what makes me feel somewhat disconnected from this album. I can enjoy her music and singles separately, but my mind has chosen to divide everything into 'before' and 'after' Sophie's tragic death. For me, there’s Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides-and then there’s everything else. Rest in peace, dear Sophie.
that's an incredibly ankle deep take. there was so much more to Sophie's discography and life than just her experimental 2018 record? the people who can only see Sophie as the face of Oil are sad. she was so much more than Oil.
@@varia8939 Maybe I didn’t make myself clear before, so I’ll try again: I fell in love with Sophie’s music through Bipp, Elle, and all the Product tracks. I totally get what you're saying, but in terms of a full statement, Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides was something else. It marked a new era, her boldest artistic expression, and the only full studio album she released in her lifetime.
I first saw her live in 2015, before she dropped Product on Numbers, so believe me, I was already a huge fan of that phase of her discography.
However, I don’t really see Productas an album-it feels more like a compilation of her experimental works. But with Oil, I felt like she was revolutionizing the scene-and she did.
This new album doesn’t give me the same feeling. To me, it feels more like a tribute, a way to keep her ideas alive. My main point is that I don’t feel Sophie’s presence in this project the way I did with Oil. Her loss is something I can’t fill, not even with these posthumous releases.
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Maybe I didn’t make myself clear before, so I’ll try again: I fell in love with Sophie’s music through *Bipp*, *Elle*, and all the *Product* tracks. I totally get what you're saying, but in terms of a full statement, *Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides* was something else. It marked a new era, her boldest artistic expression, and the only full studio album she released in her lifetime.
I first saw her live in 2015, before she dropped *Product* on Numbers, so believe me, I was already a huge fan of that phase of her discography.
However, I don’t really see *Product* as an album-it feels more like a compilation of her experimental works. But with *Oil*, I felt like she was revolutionizing the scene-and she did.
This new album doesn’t give me the same feeling. To me, it feels more like a tribute, a way to keep her ideas alive. My main point is that I don’t feel Sophie’s presence in this project the way I did with *Oil*. Her loss is something I can’t fill, not even with these posthumous releases.
THANK U FOR EVERYTHING SOPHIE
Sophie Thank you very much for giving us the opportunity to listen to your wonderful music, we will always be grateful, thank you very much, Queen.
SOPHIE te extrañamos 💖
Demasiado :'(
this made me cry thank you
tanks for existing sophie
This album is a Monster, sooo good! thank you Sophie, Benny and everyone involved.
1:06:40 Sophie's last heartbeats..💔
That broke me 🥲 The whole last track did.
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Omg is it actually???
@@gagasnatchedmywigno2673 I imagine it’s more of a figure of speech.
oh.. dont make me cry :(
I cannot believe by the 3rd song I’m crying
open up the discotheques hunni, new sophie just dropped 😌❤️
My body became sound and my soul danced. I felt SOPHIE living there as I touched the sound of her breathing.
SOPHIE Gracias por habernos compartido tanto de ti! te amamos por siempre, tu musica dejo huella y marco nuevas generaciones tomadas de la mano por charly . WE LOVE SOPHIE FOREVER
Just came from the first video... I'm crying
I missed the first one ☹️
Please tell me what it was like
@@thewiseowl8804 thankfully it got reuploaded
@@thewiseowl8804 yeah not sure why it was taken down. if you search "SOPHIE documentary 2024" you'll find it 💜
the reupload got taken down 😭
SOPHIE is blessing me with her sounds, love you forever ❤️
Thank you SOPHIE soooooo beautiful your mind and vision. Thank you Xeon family this is beyond anything I was expecting. Pure immaterial magic ♾️
SHES SO PHIE 🪐🏳️⚧️🛸 ❤️
I love her!!
Love you forever, Sophie. On and off earth ❤
my forever 💖
I think about you everyday SOPH I'll forever love you so much. Thank you Benny 💗