Music

Much like Daniel Larson, Cyraxx has been pursuing music ever since he was a kid - more specifically, becoming a rapper and DJ. Cyraxx has been making "music" since the inception of his first channel such as rap-style content and occasional rock music, but like any form of art he tries to produce, the end product lacks any sort of quality. Cyraxx's music, even though it isn't very good, is the only real job he's had, as he has made a staggering $5.81 off of record sales.

Cyraxx has made many songs on his SoundCloud, Spotify, and YouTube channels where his discography is archived. His music is not good and he has never made an original beat, only screaming over pre-made ones, which wakes up his parents, as shown in the Chester Bennington scream video.

Discography

Cyraxx has made an extensive amount of music ever since his early internet days.

Lost Innocence

Cyraxx made a music video during his early internet career where he tactlessly made a rap cover of a poem of unknown origin made by a rape and human trafficking victim, which is probably one of the best examples of his lack of empathy and social skills.

Street Racing Scene

Street Racing Scene is a self-indulgent mess of a song about his non-existent racing career. Despite the fact this song doesn't rhyme a single time, it still is the best song - and arguably thing - that Cyraxx has ever produced.

Ey yo, here we go! Light 'em up boys! Rev those engines! Let's go! Rev those engines here we go!

Cruising around town with nowhere to go

Cruising around town just me and my homies

Hitting in with the drift scene hitting up the drag scene

Doing everything that we gotta do to get our names on here in the street racing scene

Going fast as we can, got that ass 15

Looking real up town with that nice ass drift pack

Got that lambo with that motherfuckin' underglow, looking real mean god-damn

Chevy TAHoE with that motherfuckin' lift kit, everybody wanna face me, it's me and my crew

Doing what we gotta do here on the street racing scene, who the fuck do you think you are, can't battle me

See you on the drift track with Vaughn Gittin Jr. right behind me

Call me the motherfucking DK of the drift scene

You can't even catch me ain't no street I'm lost up on me and my team, me and my homies

Keep it underground where it should be the, underground racing is where we are

We run the scene, I've been running the scene since I was 16

Ain't nobody stopping me whenever I see red and blue lights in my rearview, hit the nothing never look back

Live by the street code

Die by the wheel and I'm gone

I was pulling by the legendary wheel, die by the wheel is all I've known

Me and homies cruising around in the street scene

Ain't nobody doing it better than me or my team

The underground racing is where is that for me, keeping it stream a hundred all the time

Live by the street scene 100 percent underground for me

Wonderwall

In May of 2023, Cyraxx, recorded himself doing a cover of the song "Wonderwall" by Oasis on a Kick stream after his viewers nagged him to sing it despite Cyraxx hating the song. This cover is quite possibly Cyraxx's worst cover ever.

He put a demon voice filter on to hide how bad his singing voice is, and as a result, his weird screeches clash with Oasis' music, which is a Britpop band. Cyraxx clearly didn't memorize the lyrics as well, as throughout the cover, he misses almost every verse and chorus. What didn't cross Cyraxx's mind when covering Wonderwall was that Wonderwall is infamous for narcissistic amateurs loving the song and singing it horribly - this joke predictably went over Cyraxx's head

Singing

Cyraxx claims that he specializes in metal screaming. This is a singing technique that requires extensive skills and training, as it puts significant strain of the vocal chords. Cyraxx, however, attempts to replicate the effect by tightening up his throat to produce a raspy voice, resembling more of a guttural scream or a vocalization reminiscent of someone being choked.

Although Cyraxx can follow the beat of a song to some extent, he is uncapable of hitting any of the notes properly. Presumably due to this, he also makes copious use of autotune to compensate.

Plagiarism

Much like his art, his music is often stolen or plagiarized from people with actual talent. One of the more well-known examples of this is when he stole from a musician called Zentrix Beats and tried to frame Zentrix as the bad guy for taking it down, as Cyraxx was apparently paying Zentrix exposure.

An extensive list of songs stolen or plagiarized by Cyraxx can be found here.

Instruments

Guitar

Cyraxx owns multiple guitars, either gifted to him by enablers or bought for cheap

Ocarina

Gifted by Lava, Cyraxx damaged it by throwing it against the wall and eventually broke it.

Harmonica

Cyraxx owns an harmonica which he used on few of his covers. Cyraxx seems to struggle with producing notes, leading to a monotonous, barely melodic result.

Violin

Unknown fate, probably destroyed.

Keyboard

Confirmed to be still fully functional.