“Track 1” Lyrics by Flume, JPEGMAFIA is a latest English song in the voices of Flume, JPEGMAFIA. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Track 1” song lyrics are also written by Flume, JPEGMAFIA. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. “Track 1” by Flume and JPEGMAFIA is a chaotic and humorous back-and-forth between two artists in a recording session. They start by playing and critiquing different beats, with JPEGMAFIA being brutally honest about not liking them. The song highlights their playful frustration, with some beats being called “trash” and others praised. Amidst the banter, they finally find one that works, ending on a more positive note. The song feels raw, unfiltered, and fun, with both artists showing their personalities.
Track 1 Lyrics
[Part I]
[Spoken: Flume & JPEGMAFIA]
Hold up, can you hear me?
Yeah
Okay, cool, cool
Um, I’m just gonna play a bunch of stuff. You let me know if you like anything
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
Um, okay
What the f—, hold on man, calm down
Whatever that noise you just played right there
That scared the s*it out of me (Okay)
I want something (Alright, lo—), that’s—
I’ll keep it simple
A kick and a clap, a kick and a clap
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
Yeah
A kick and a clap like that, like that
Mm, yeah, there you go
That’s that s*it right there, I like that man, don’t fu*k it up
Uh, mm, mm, uh, uh, uh, okay, yeah, yeah
I like that, I like, I like, I like that
I do not like that, I don’t like that at all
I lied, I lied on wax to make you feel better
But, I need something better than that
Ayy, ayy, ayy, ayy, ayy, okay, okay, okay, okay, uh
This the same ass beat as the last one you played
Dog, how the fu*k you get paid?
Ayy, play something else today
[Spoken: Flume]
Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, uh, uh
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
N!gga, that was the same beat
Alright, yeah, yeah, I just thought maybe if I expanded on it, you’d be into it
No (Laughs)
Alright, here’s something different
Here’s something different, here’s something different
Okay, what you got?
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
This beat right here is trash
This beat right here is ass
I wanna put that beat in a bag
And put the beat outside in the trash, uh
[Spoken: Flume]
Alright, I get it
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
I hope you know how I feel about that (I, I, well yeah)
I’m being passive aggressive but—
I mean, it was aggressive-aggressive
Surely, surely (Bro), surely, there’s something in there
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
Y-you-you know what’s crazy, it’s like they’re almost good
I’m-I’m not like mad at you for making this s*it, I’m just extremely disappointed that you would play this w—
Wait, wait, wait, wait
This one right here whack too
But I’ma pretend ’cause I like you
You play one more whack s*it, I’ma fight you
C’mon Flume, this ain’t like you
[Spoken: Flume]
Fu*king hell man, alright
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
How the fu*k did you even make that?
I like, I know, I appreciate your honesty, it’s just uh—
What instrument is that n!gga?
(Laughs)
It’s tough to hear
Gimme that—
You big daddy Flume, dog
I’m tryna give you the fu*king—
Where’s the s*it?
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
This a seven, this a seven
It’s a four out of ten
Damn, that’s not that good either
I’m not gon’ lie, I will not lie to you man
You are a white man and I will tell you the truth
I l—, ah, what the fu*k?
Spooky ass clown pu*sy music
I can’t believe this n!gga Flume played a
flute?
I can’t believe you putting me through this
[Spoken: Flume]
Alright, I got, I got, I got one more, I got one more
I get it, I get it, I get it, I get that—, I get it, this session’s not going well
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA, Flume, Both]
I don’t know if this is working out, bro (One more)
I’m gonna—, I might have to, I might have to call Fred again bro
(Laughs)
I can’t, I can’t, I don’t know about this one
I don’t know about this s*it dog
I got, I got, I got one more
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
Lemme—, alright
Mm, ayy, woah
This one right here’s alright
This, this, this is light
Ooh, this, this one here right
This one right here I like, this, this
Now, we’re getting somewhere bro
You must’ve had your Vegemite this morning, didn’t you?
Hold up, let this one ride dog, don’t fu*k this one up
I like this one, I like this one, hold up
Ayy, ayy, ayy, ayy, clap it up
[Part II]
[Drop]
How it’s supposed to feel
How it’s supposed to feel
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
[Build]
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
[Drop]
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
How it’s supposed to feel
[Outro]
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
Don’t know if I ever been, tryna
Write down?
Flume Songs
Track 1 Lyrics Meaning
[Part I]
[Spoken: Flume & JPEGMAFIA]
In this part, Flume asks JPEGMAFIA if he can hear him clearly before saying he’s going to play a bunch of beats for him. He’s setting up the session, asking JPEGMAFIA to let him know which ones he likes. It’s casual and shows a relaxed mood.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
JPEGMAFIA is clearly taken off guard by the first beat Flume plays. The sound scares him, and he asks Flume to keep it simple, requesting something more straightforward, like a basic kick and clap beat. He’s trying to give a little feedback in a humorous way, signaling that the music wasn’t what he expected.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
JPEGMAFIA starts getting into it, initially liking the beat, but quickly turns critical. He admits that he wasn’t being honest when he said he liked it. He’s disappointed and sarcastically says it’s the same beat as before, calling out Flume for not playing something fresh. It’s a playful but harsh critique as he asks for something new and better.
[Spoken: Flume]
Flume responds simply with a few repetitions of “alright,” signaling that he understands JPEGMAFIA’s frustration but doesn’t seem to have much else to say in that moment. It’s a quiet acknowledgment of the situation.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
JPEGMAFIA points out that Flume played the same beat again, and Flume admits he was trying to improve it by adding something extra. However, JPEGMAFIA isn’t impressed and says he’s not feeling it. He asks for something new, giving the situation an air of lighthearted tension. They’re trying to find the right sound.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
JPEGMAFIA is blunt here. He doesn’t hold back in saying the beat is terrible and that it should be thrown out. He’s frustrated and exaggerates the situation by imagining putting the beat in a trash bag. He’s done being polite and wants something better.
[Spoken: Flume]
Flume accepts the feedback and seems to realize that his attempts aren’t working. He’s trying to stay calm, acknowledging the criticism without arguing.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
JPEGMAFIA humorously points out that he’s being passive-aggressive, though it was more like aggressive aggression. He emphasizes that he’s trying to help Flume understand that there’s potential, but he hasn’t found the right track yet. It’s a back-and-forth where they’re both frustrated but still joking around.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
JPEGMAFIA expresses that the beats almost hit the mark, but not quite. He’s not upset with Flume for making the music, but he’s really disappointed with the results so far. He sarcastically pretends to like one of the beats just to be nice, but warns that he won’t hold back much longer if the next one isn’t better.
[Spoken: Flume]
Flume seems defeated by the constant criticism, swearing in frustration. It’s clear that he’s trying his best, but nothing is landing right with JPEGMAFIA. He’s feeling the pressure of the situation.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA & Flume]
JPEGMAFIA expresses disbelief at how Flume could have made such a beat, questioning the instruments used. He’s giving Flume a hard time in a playful way, even laughing, but also making it clear that he’s not impressed. There’s some frustration mixed with humor in the exchange.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
JPEGMAFIA gives a very honest and exaggerated review of the beats, calling them mediocre at best. He makes fun of Flume’s choice of music, calling it “spooky ass clown music” with a little mockery, before humorously wondering if Flume had played the flute. It’s a mix of criticism and playful teasing.
[Spoken: Flume]
Flume is acknowledging that the session isn’t going as planned. He’s giving one more attempt but admits that he understands things aren’t working well, showing that he’s aware of the tension in the air.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA, Flume, Both]
JPEGMAFIA admits that things might not be working out, jokingly suggesting that they might need a third person to intervene. He still has some hope left, though, asking Flume for one more try. It’s a mix of frustration and hope as they both laugh at the situation.
[Spoken: JPEGMAFIA]
JPEGMAFIA finally hears a beat he likes, and his mood shifts dramatically. He’s excited, saying it feels right and that it’s the one they’ve been searching for. He praises Flume, suggesting that he must have had his “Vegemite” (an Australian food) that morning, joking that it’s the key to this good beat. He’s encouraging and enthusiastic now.
[Part II]
[Drop]
The drop section focuses on a feeling of uncertainty or confusion about whether the experience is as it should be. The repetition of “How it’s supposed to feel” suggests a search for something authentic, but the lyrics express doubt, as the speaker isn’t sure if they’ve really experienced it the way it’s meant to be.
[Build]
This section echoes the confusion and uncertainty in the previous one, continuing to repeat the question of whether it feels right or not. It gives the impression that the speaker is still searching for the right experience or sound, unsure of whether they’ve truly felt it yet.
[Drop]
The drop repeats the feeling of searching for the right experience. The repetition amplifies the sense of confusion or not quite reaching the goal. It’s as if the speaker is still in the process of figuring out what’s “supposed to feel” right, but they’re unsure whether they’ve found it yet.
[Outro]
The outro wraps up the track with a continuation of the theme of uncertainty. The repetition of not knowing if they’ve “ever been” or if they’ve experienced the right feeling suggests that the journey is still ongoing, leaving the listener with a sense of unresolved exploration.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Track 1 song?
A. Track 1 song is sung by Flume, JPEGMAFIA.
Q. Who wrote Track 1 lyrics?
A. Track 1 lyrics are penned by Flume, JPEGMAFIA.
Q. Who has given the music of Track 1 song?
A. Track 1 music is composed and produced by Flume, JPEGMAFIA.
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