Foundation 6 vs whoever

musical collaborations between artists Daforce and Foundation 6, who have released several tracks together. 

They are part of a larger crew that includes other artists such as Curtis Dayne, Spoilt Child, and Geneva Simz. Their collaborations are available on various music streaming platforms. 

Notable Collaborations:

"Galaxy Ryder" (Travesty 2026), which was promoted with a 3D animated music video."It ain't over (Futuristic Romeo and Juliet Mix)," also featuring Kayla Doll. 

cinematic view 

Futuristic Soundscape: Critics have noted that "Survival" features "futuristic aesthetics" and a "synthetic, airy" texture. Its experimental blend of rap and electronics creates what has been described as an "end of days" atmosphere that fits the high-stakes environments of deep space or intergalactic conflict.

Thematic Synergy: The song’s focus on daily battles, struggle, and perseverance mirrors the core "hero's journey" found in Star Wars. Reviews highlight how the track lifts the listener, a quality often associated with the triumphant fanfares of Star Trek.

Artist Context: DaForce (DaForce Dawg) has a long-standing creative history with these themes. His archive includes past tracks explicitly referencing the Star Warsuniverse, such as "I Am Your Father," "Star Wars," "The Last Jedi," and "Kylo Ren".

Cinematic Quality: The track’s production, featuring a "booming punch" and sudden, chilling sonic shifts, has been characterized as having a cinematic scale. This "epic" quality makes it suitable for modern sci-fi soundtracks that increasingly incorporate contemporary genres like hip-hop into their soundscapes.

You can explore more of his cinematic and sci-fi-influenced work on the DaForce Archive on SoundCloud.