All my songs are finally uploaded. Thank jebus. I wonder if people dig chiptune...

Is it equipment? Skill? Originality? Imagination? Creativity? Productivity? Popularity?... Well, I guess this same question can be used in a more general sense.. Like "What makes a good artist?" BUT if you ask me, I think it all comes down to preference.
The other day I was talking to my friend, a graffiti writer and rapper, and we were discussing different styles in rapping. He said that people preferred mine over his, and he wanted to know why. I honestly told him that it wasn't because I was any better, really. It was probably because people liked MY way of delivering rhymes over his. Just like people might like his over mine, eventually. But I write this because people tend to get discouraged over why people don't like their music or artistic work. And I have some advice for you frustrated, discouraged individuals: Don't care! It's as simple as that. You do what you love, and if people like it or not... Well that's up to them. You're happy doing what you do, and at the end of the day, the one who matters most is yourself. Sounds a bit selfish, sure. But caring too much can harm your inner "creator", as I like to call it. Just remember to try your best in whatever you do, and strive for perfection in your craft, if it is what you seek. Not for others, but for yourself. So in closing, I say that a good musician is one who cares more about what he's doing than what people think about what he's doing.

The Audio portal is taking waaaaay long to evaluate my submissions. I know I made my account very recently, but it's not like any of my stuff is stolen. I mean, you can google me (as spooky spitswell) and find my other stuff on myspace and reverbnation and where ever else its on. OR on my tumblr. JUST HURRY UP ALREADY DAMMIT. -_-

How do you do? My name is Franken Panzer, and I am a musician. I love all kinds of music, but my favorite kind is of course chiptune and hip-hop. Born and raised in NYC, I've been smothered by hip-hop culture and video gaming while growing up. Since I had a knack for music since I was a small boy (beatboxing, rapping, singing) it was inevitable that I bring my 2 loves together in the same field. That being music. So I started producing beats and using trackers, checking out keygen music websites and amassing my knowledge on the history hip-hop. Then when I felt I had learned enough of both (and how to produce both) I went ahead and gave it a shot... The results were awesome. But I didn't have an outlet to showcase my music how I wanted! After failed attempts to to use youtube, myspace, and a bunch of other websites, a friend suggested I come here. And now, here I am, uploading tunes. I hope you like them, and feel free to criticize and give advice. I receive both with open mind and ears.