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An artistic exploration of human emotion

Written first,in the dark,in Russian.

Beast Inner is not a song generator. It's a record of what one person felt, put into words before it was ever put into sound — then given music, and given away in every language it can survive.

About Beast Inner

The instrument changed. The confession didn't.

Every song here starts the same way it started before there was a project name for it: alone, in Russian, on a page. No melody in mind. No genre. Just the attempt to say something true about a feeling that hadn't found words yet.

Only after the writing is finished does the sound begin. I take the text into AI tools — Suno, primarily — and search for the music already implied inside it. Sometimes that search takes an hour. Sometimes it takes a month of versions that were almost right.

I want to be precise about what AI is and isn't doing here. It doesn't decide what the song is about. It doesn't choose what gets confessed. It's an instrument — closer to a piano than to a collaborator. I still have to know how to play it, and I still have to mean what I wrote before any of it touches the page.

The genre changes constantly. What doesn't change is that the words came first, and they came from somewhere real.

Discography

Four records. One ongoing letter.

Each one released in Russian first — most now carry a full multi-language edition alongside it.

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Uploaded March 11, 2026

  1. 1In the eyes of the wolf
  2. 2Буквы скачут словно антилопы
  3. 3В сосуд без дна
  4. 4Ведут нас мысли словно на верёвке
  5. 5Вечерело цикады только стрекотали
  6. 6Вот вижу я как входишь ты игривоE
  7. 7Играет где-то далеко шарманка
  8. 8Какой же ты красивою былаE
  9. 9Коль взглянешь на небо увидишь меня
  10. 10Кусочки пазла собирая
  11. 11Манит меня твой образ недоступныйE
  12. 12Мои стихи как будто отражение
  13. 13Молния осветила вдруг округу
  14. 14Молчи внимай и слушай ты дыханиеE
  15. 15Объятия твои меня манилиE
  16. 16Пошли гулять под облаками
  17. 17Руки по локоть в крови
  18. 18Так пробегают дни недели
  19. 19Ты богини воплощениеE
  20. 20Я обнимаю нежно, ты трясешьсяE

Lyrics

Read it the way it was first written.

Every translation is a re-writing, not a conversion — the goal is the same feeling in a different mouth, never a literal copy.

Valkyrie

0:00 / 0:00

Прими меня как ложку дёгтя

Разбавить твой чтоб сладкий мед

Если, конечно, не найдётся

Лучше кто сейчас тебя поймёт

Есть в тебе ангельская сущность

Скован чёртик где-то в глубине

Только наверно ему нужно

Найти кратчайший путь ко мне

Languages

One story, told again in a different mouth.

Nothing here is auto-translated. Each adaptation is rebuilt so the feeling survives the trip — even when the words can't.

RU

Russian

Where every song is born.

EN

English

The widest room the work has found.

IT

Italian

A language built for melody.

FA

Farsi

Poetry as a native tongue.

TR

Turkish

Warmth, for the gentler songs.

AR

Arabic

Depth, for songs about longing.

HE

Hebrew

An old language for old feelings.

KA

Georgian

A voice full of texture.

EL

Greek

Where myth and feeling share a word.

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Creative Process

The order never changes.

Six steps, always in this sequence. Skipping the first one is the only rule this project actually has.

  1. 01

    Emotion

    Something happens, or something old resurfaces. No writing yet — just the pressure of a feeling that hasn't been named.

  2. 02

    Russian writing

    The only language this project starts in. A page, no melody in mind, no audience considered. Just the attempt to be honest.

  3. 03

    AI music production

    The finished text goes into Suno. I search through the music it suggests for the version that sounds like what the words already say.

  4. 04

    Human refinement

    Nothing ships on the first take. Structure, phrasing, and tone get pulled apart and rebuilt until the recording earns the lyric.

  5. 05

    Multilingual adaptations

    The finished song is rewritten — not translated — into other languages, chasing the same feeling with different words.

  6. 06

    Release

    Out into the world, across platforms, in whichever languages are ready. The process starts again with the next feeling.