Body The Winter: Set 1 is a six-track sequence presented with Ma$on Empire artwork and published through WilderBeatz on SoundCloud. It opens with “Winter,” closes with “Blood,” and moves through “Early,” “Oww,” “Built Like Me” and “Let Her Go” in between. Each title now opens its own project file with the original recording, artwork and source credits.
Six titles, one sequence
The running order is the most concrete way into this release. The first two titles establish a season and a time. “Oww” breaks that pattern with an exclamation. The next title, “Built Like Me,” is the longest cut and the first explicit statement of self. “Let Her Go” turns toward departure; “Blood” ends the set with a single hard word. That is an editorial reading of the titles and order, not a claim about unheard lyrics or the circumstances of the sessions. Play the full SoundCloud set below and decide what arc you hear.
Explore each track
Open a track to hear the original recording and see its position, runtime, artwork and surviving source notes.
- Winter1:59 / Production credit: WilderBeatz
- Early2:35 / Production credit: WilderBeatz
- Oww2:09 / Production credit: WilderBeatz
- Built Like Me4:14 / Production credit: WilderBeatz
- Let Her Go3:20 / Production credit: WilderBeatz
- Blood3:25 / Production credit: WilderBeatz
The release as published
The current SoundCloud playlist contains six recordings dated December 14, 2014. The set description calls it an EP and says “Tracks 1–5,” yet the player now lists six numbered tracks. This archive follows the six that are actually present and keeps the original playlist linked so the source can be checked.
WilderBeatz is named as producer in each track title. “Winter” and “Early” also identify WilderBeatz as artist and producer in their individual descriptions; the later descriptions mostly repeat the project name or are blank. The cover itself carries Ma$on Empire and WilderBeatz branding, placing this project alongside the Ma$on Empire collective work. Those are the available source credits, not a complete personnel list.
Several details still live outside the public release: the recording location, sessions, instruments, collaborators and original masters. If those project files become available, they can deepen these pages. Until then, the original audio, art, track order and publication record are the evidence behind this archive.