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StickMan Builds a 12-Track Astrophysics Framework Around "Dark Matter"
Jason May says the lead single opens Gravity Don't Care, a connected album that uses physics concepts as narrative structure.
StickMan's "Dark Matter" is the lead single and entry point to Gravity Don't Care, a 12-track project that Jason May, who releases music as StickMan, says was designed around an astrophysics framework. Across the album, each track uses a physics concept as emotional and narrative architecture inside one interconnected life story. Titles including Orbital, Singularity, Redshift and Gravity Don't Care are therefore part of an intentional album structure, not simply adjacent space imagery.
The cover makes that framework visible: a dark figure is suspended above a black hole, surrounded by stars and flowing blue light. The imagery and title share the same cosmic frame, giving the lead single a visual role inside the larger album concept.
Groover labels the submitted release as AI music. That platform classification does not by itself establish individual writing or production credits, so FVTV is keeping those credits limited to what has been directly supplied rather than filling in missing roles.
For StickMan, "Dark Matter" is the first doorway into Gravity Don't Care. The physics language is not decoration around unrelated songs; according to the artist's October 1 correction, it is the organizing device connecting all 12 tracks to one broader story.