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Album

Vanisher, Horizon Scraper (The Extended Cut)

A release by Quadeca, as collectible cards in HitMasters.

Artist
Quadeca
Year
2026
Tracks
19
Length
1 hr 40 min

Vanisher, Horizon Scraper is the fourth studio album by the American musician Quadeca. It was released on July 25, 2025, via Quadeca's own label, X8 Music, marking his first release after leaving DeadAir Records. Released as the follow-up to his third studio album I Didn't Mean to Haunt You, it was preceded by the singles "Godstained", "Monday", and "Forgone". The album contains features by Olēka, Danny Brown, and Maruja. In contrast to the "ghost in purgatory" concept and themes of suicide ideation of his previous third studio album I Didn't Mean to Haunt You, Vanisher, Horizon Scraper narrates a sailor venturing on sea until his demise in the ocean akin to Moby-Dick, while sonically blending folktronica with art pop, hip-hop, and influences from bossa nova and M.I.A.. A film accompaniment to the album was also released alongside the album, being directed, produced, edited, and starring Quadeca, and was shot in the Philippines, Greece, and Oregon. Thematically, it focuses on the sailor from daybreak to midnight with color fusions on specific tracks.

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Tracks

  1. 1GODSTAINED3:26Demo
  2. 1MONDAY4:04Demo
  3. 1FORGONE7:55Demo
  4. 1NO QUESTIONS ASKED6:00Demo
  5. 2WAGING WAR (feat. Olēka)5:16Demo
  6. 3LEARNING TO SWIM4:50Demo
  7. 4RUIN MY LIFE4:41Demo
  8. 6AT A TIME LIKE THIS4:37Demo
  9. 8DANCING WITHOUT MOVING3:20Demo
  10. 9THAT'S WHY4:30Demo
  11. 10I DREAM ABOUT SINKING3:55Demo
  12. 11NATURAL CAUSES3:50Demo
  13. 12THUNDRRR4:41Demo
  14. 13THE GREAT BAKUNAWA (with Danny Brown)5:41Demo
  15. 14MELISA3:37Demo
  16. 16CASPER (with Maruja)7:35Demo
  17. 17i. finale7:12Demo
  18. 18ii. à noite7:47Demo
  19. 19iii. accordion's remorse8:00Demo

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