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Frustrated, he pushed back from his desk. His foot accidentally brushed against his old MIDI controller, and a single, low-frequency pulse echoed through his headphones. It was a deep, resonant kick drum—part of a project he’d titled "Coke Beats" back when he thought sugar was the key to creativity.
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He closed his eyes and let the loop play. He began to layer it: a crisp snare that sounded like a can opening, a shimmering hi-hat like the fizz of carbonation, and a bassline that hummed with the steady vibration of a refrigerator in a quiet kitchen.
As the beat took shape, something strange happened. The frantic "tired-but-wired" feeling began to dissolve. The music didn't wake him up in the way a drink would; it organized his thoughts. He wasn't fighting the sleep anymore—he was riding it.