slxxpless is an up-and-coming artist from Eugene whose sound lives in that quiet tension between dark emotion and melodic escape. He builds moody atmospheres — subtle synths, distant vocals, ambient production — and then drops into bare-bones lyricism that feels part confession, part catharsis. His music carries that late-night weight: lonely, floating, and introspective, like the kind of soundtrack you hear when you’re processing life at 2 a.m. Instead of chasing big production or spotlight moments, he leans into minimalism and emotional clarity. Every track feels intentional, slow-burning, and honest — more like a journal entry with a pulse than a traditional song. This sound marks a major creative shift for him. Before releasing music as slxxpless, he was known for his hip-hop work as part of Parallel Minds, a group formed with his close friend — who now goes by MPRFCT. What he’s doing now is a complete departure — softer, darker, more cinematic — showing just how far he’s pushing himself as an artist.