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Hey guys! I’m Kaleb Bravo, a 15-year-old violinist and music producer.

Here I’ll be talking about some random stuff, so if you only want to see updates on my electronic music releases, follow me at @k10398.

Some more about me:

Colorado (yessirrrrrrr)
Favorite genres of music are 2000s alt rock and electronic. I enjoy other genres, too.
- Modern pop is garbage (especially the super preppy “bubblegum” pop ).
Amateur programmer- I know a good amount of JavaScript (from my AP comp sci class) but I am learning HTML, CSS, and C++.
Self-taught in stuff like graphic design, photography, violin (for the most part), music theory and composition, among others.
I’m in three musical groups at my high school: a concert orchestra, chamber orchestra, and quartet.
I plan to pursue a double-major in mechanical engineering and musical performance at CU Boulder.

Music Links:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/18grPuBr4Je9HkUdi917Dq
Soundcloud: https://www.soundcloud.com/k10398

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I usually don’t get political but i think both candidates suck

America is screwed

Oct 4, 2024, 10:33 PM

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I hate replacing strings on my violin because when I’m done, all of the other ones slip out of tune

Oct 4, 2024, 2:06 PM

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@kaleb

get @auriali on this shit

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guys british people don’t exist

Oct 3, 2024, 1:55 AM

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@kaleb

Ngl this is pretty cool

@astronomy

Eclipse at Sunrise

The second solar eclipse of 2024 began in the Pacific. On October 2nd the Moon's shadow swept from west to east, with an annular eclipse visible along a narrow antumbral shadow path tracking mostly over ocean, crossing land near the southern tip of South America, and ending in the southern Atlantic. The dramatic total annular eclipse phase is known to some as a ring of fire. Still, a partial eclipse of the Sun was experienced over a wide region. Captured at one of its earliest moments, October's eclipsed Sun is seen just above the clouds near sunrise in this snapshot. The partially eclipsed solar disk is close to the maximum eclipse as seen from Mauna Kea Observatory Visitor Center, Island of Hawaii, planet Earth.