"When the Bulls go to War" came from everything happening globally right now. I wanted to capture that feeling of chaos and uncertainty, but also say something about who's actually behind it. The piece follows this transformation where people shift into bull-like figures. The "bulls" driving the markets are just people, some with "zzz" across their eyes, sleepwalking through it all, maybe dreaming at someone else's expense. For the audio I went with something tribal and primal to match the energy. If you listen on headphones, the audio is panned wide so it feels like the scene is unfolding far off in the distance, because that's exactly how all of this feels. We're watching something massive play out like a performance we can't stop. And the loop is intentional. War is a cycle. It always comes back around and all for the profit of a few.