Vocal, Guitar, Piano, and Bass Covers

by Dillon Yi

Vocal covers in progress:
Slaves - Body on Fire
Dayseeker - Burial Plot (Acoustic)
Falling in Reverse - Ronald
Monuments - False Providence (Acoustic)
Silverstein - Smile in your Sleep

Electric guitar covers in progress:
Bring Me the Horizon - "Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd bloOd"
Misery Signals - Nothing
August Burns Red - Composure
Beartooth - The Lines

Acoustic guitar covers in progress:
TBD

Piano covers in progress:
TBD

Bass covers in progress:
TBD

Link to covers:
https://www.youtube.com/@hateheartrecordings
Hate Heart Recordings, LTD. TikTok - if it does not get banned (Coming Soon)

PoXemon (Casting Soon)

by Dillon Yi
(Title Pending)

A series of YouTube shorts and TikTok reels and Instagram/X (Twitter) still images as a live action spin-off of the popular Japanese media franchise, Pokemon, for mature audiences. Think a demonic Pokemon series of sorts following the original season 1 generation 1 Kanto region. More information coming soon.

Hate Heart Nation X Podcast

Building off of the Hate Heart blog and newsletter topics, the Hate Heart Nation X Podcast aims to bring
together personalities across different genres and niche fields and feature them for unfiltered off-the-wall discussions. The intention is for serious and controversial topics (including X-rated) to be discussed with a hopefully comedic, humorous, and light air. Advanced and technical topics to be discussed in an easily digestible and fun format for knowledge building.

Hatesphere

by Dillon Yi
(Title Pending)

A series of short films, Hatesphere is an experimental take on a taboo industry, Pornography. Drawing inspiration from horror and thriller movies, Hatesphere blends compelling storylines, choreographic sequences including martial arts action, and passionate top tier acting bringing psychological elements with beautiful cinematic undertones.

Link to films:
https://onlyfans.com/mr.controller
Please note - If you are reading this then there are no films yet.

Autobiography of a Nation

by Dillon Yi
(Title Pending)

Named after the song of the same name by the American post-hardcore band, Thursday, Autobiography of a Nation is a true story of a young Asian American boy growing up in a small rural country town in South Georgia learning how to be a man.

Losing both his parents at a young age, Dillon was adopted into an abusive and traumatic household where the slightest misstep would mean suffering.

Isolated from society and emotionally chained, Dillon had a yearning for love and deep friendships that were denied to him out of jealousy and spite. Even some of his family members and friends from public school were unaware of what was happening behind closed doors into the late recesses of the night.

He found solace in media including books, games, magazines, music, radio, television, and the internet. He recalls receiving hand-me-downs and fixing computers in his basement from spare parts to nourish his desire for learning and making connections with the world.