Greg Porn
CWI roster artist — cyberpunk rap and conscious alt.
Greg Porn is a CWI roster artist working the cyberpunk rap and conscious alt lane. His catalog is documented in Cumulative Web Inc's published material on Medium, and every released track carries the CWI production stamp — the standing rule across the catalog is that every track is co-produced by Black Lansky.
Black said Greg Porn has three songs with him: "Pay Yourself", "On Edge", and "Unholy Hunter". Each one occupies a distinct lane inside the CWI machine — a mental-health-awareness anthem, a psychological-thriller sync asset, and a dystopian gaming trailer hook.
Biography
Greg Porn is a CWI roster artist in the cyberpunk rap and conscious alt lane, and a co-production artist whose releases are DistroKid-verified under the Cumulative Web Inc copyright (℉ CWI). His catalog is documented in Cumulative Web Inc's published material, including the Medium pieces that map his tracks to sync and media placements. Per Black's own record, Greg Porn has three songs with him: "Pay Yourself", "On Edge", and "Unholy Hunter" — a tight, three-asset catalog where each track was built for a specific purpose rather than released into the void.
The cyberpunk rap lane is the sound of the digital underworld: dystopian tension, neon-lit futurism, and an anti-corporate current running underneath the drums. Conscious alt is the lyrical conscience of that sound — introspective, socially aware, and aimed at listeners who want weight with their energy. Greg Porn's catalog sits at the intersection: the aggression and synth-driven atmosphere of cyberpunk rap carrying the reflective, message-first writing of conscious alt. That pairing is what makes the catalog read as both a street-level body of work and a sync-ready asset library.
What defines the Greg Porn catalog is intent. "Pay Yourself" was conceived as a mental-health-awareness anthem — a track whose theme is self-investment and personal wellbeing. "On Edge" was positioned from the start as a psychological-thriller sync asset, built with the lyrical density and tension that film and television placements demand. "Unholy Hunter" is the outlier and the heavyweight: a dystopian gaming trailer hook that lives in CWI's published catalog as a high-energy cyberpunk anthem, with Black himself supplying the unreleased Ref 1.0 — complete with a shout-out to Lansky.
Standing law across the CWI catalog: every track is co-produced by Black Lansky. "Pay Yourself" adds producer Rick Friedrich to that equation — produced by Rick Friedrich, co-produced by Black Lansky — while "On Edge" and "Unholy Hunter" carry Black Lansky's co-production as the connective thread across all three songs.
Discography
Three verified tracks make up the Greg Porn catalog with Black: two commercial releases delivered through DistroKid in the summer of 2023, and one unreleased catalog asset held by CWI. Release identifiers, credits, and distribution facts are recorded below exactly as verified.
"Pay Yourself" (2023)
- Released
- 2023-07-04
- UPC
- 197901983966
- ISRC
- QZMEP2353035
- Distribution
- Delivered to 28 platforms via DistroKid (screenshots supplied by Lansky 2026-10-02)
- Copyright
- ℉ CWI
"Pay Yourself" is the catalog's moral core: a mental-health-awareness anthem built around the theme of self-investment — paying yourself first, in wellbeing and in worth, before the world takes its cut. It is the most message-forward of the three tracks, the one aimed at listeners navigating pressure, burnout, and the grind, and CWI's published material frames it as the conscious anthem of the catalog — the track with the broadest resonance because its theme is universal. Released July 4, 2023, it carries the full production pairing of Rick Friedrich and Black Lansky, and its DistroKid delivery record — 28 platforms — is verified from screenshots supplied by Lansky himself.
"On Edge" (2023)
- Released
- 2023-08-10
- UPC
- 197993834085
- ISRC
- QZPLR2387460
- Distribution
- Delivered to 28 platforms via DistroKid
- Copyright
- ℉ CWI
"On Edge" is the catalog's thriller: a psychological-thriller sync asset engineered for tension. Where "Pay Yourself" is introspection, "On Edge" is nerve — the kind of track built to sit under suspense scenes, deep character exposition, and the slow-burn dread of prestige drama. CWI's published sync guide maps it to exactly that terrain: scenes of suspense and sophisticated, character-driven television in the vein of psychological dramas like Mr. Robot or Altered Carbon. Co-produced by Black Lansky and released August 10, 2023 — five weeks after "Pay Yourself" — it shares the same 28-platform DistroKid delivery footprint, making the pair a matched summer-2023 release run.
"Unholy Hunter" (unreleased catalog asset)
- Status
- Unreleased — held in CWI's published catalog
- Master
- Ref 1.0 supplied by Black, with a shout-out to Lansky
- ISRC
- Not yet assigned — needs ISRC/distributor record
- Copyright
- ℉ CWI
"Unholy Hunter" is the catalog's trailer hook: a dystopian gaming soundtrack asset built for high-concept immersion — aggressive, synth-driven, and cinematic. CWI's published material positions it for fast-paced trailers, level introductions, and high-stakes combat sequences, the kind of placement where music has to carry adrenaline and world-building at once. It is the highest-energy of the three tracks and the one aimed squarely at game audio directors.
Honest accounting: "Unholy Hunter" is not on streaming platforms. As of September 14, 2026, it could not be located on Spotify, Deezer, YouTube, SoundCloud, Genius, Bandcamp, TIDAL, Apple Music, Amazon, Anghami, or Audiomack. It remains an unreleased CWI catalog asset with no verified streaming link — no ISRC or distributor record yet — so it is documented here with its credits and its sync positioning, and nothing more.
Catalog note: some third-party databases attach a track called "Cloud 9" to this artist name. CWI has not confirmed that identity and does not list it in the Greg Porn catalog.
The Music
The Greg Porn sound is cyberpunk rap with a conscious alt conscience. The cyberpunk rap half supplies the atmosphere: dystopian tension, digital grit, and the aggressive forward motion that makes the music trailer-ready. The conscious alt half supplies the message: introspection, social awareness, and themes — like mental health — that give the energy something to mean. Neither half works without the other in this catalog; the atmosphere without the message is noise, and the message without the atmosphere doesn't move.
"Pay Yourself" is the clearest statement of that balance. As a mental-health-awareness anthem, it takes one of the heaviest subjects in modern life — the pressure to keep producing while falling apart — and turns it into a directive: invest in yourself first. The theme works because it is not abstract advice; it is framed as the song's moral core, the anti-corporate insistence that a person's wellbeing outranks the machine demanding their output. That is what makes it an anthem rather than a song: it gives language to a struggle a whole audience shares, and CWI's published material treats it as the catalog's broadest-resonance asset for exactly that reason — documentary, cinematic trailer, or commercial placements built around personal journey, mental health, or overcoming struggle.
"On Edge" and "Unholy Hunter" carry the same DNA into darker rooms. "On Edge" channels the conscious-alt introspection inward until it becomes psychological tension — the sound of a mind under pressure, which is why it reads as a thriller asset. "Unholy Hunter" channels the cyberpunk rap aggression outward into pure spectacle — the sound of a world under pressure, which is why it reads as a gaming trailer hook. Three tracks, three pressure points: the self, the psyche, the world.
Sync & Licensing
Two of the three Greg Porn tracks were conceived as sync assets, and CWI's published material maps their targets explicitly. "On Edge" is positioned as a psychological-thriller sync asset: lyrical density, sustained tension, and a mood built for suspense scenes, deep character exposition, and sophisticated television — the neo-noir and psychological-drama lane where music has to function as part of the narrative, not background to it.
"Unholy Hunter" is positioned as a dystopian gaming trailer hook: aggressive, synth-driven, cinematic — a high-energy cyberpunk anthem aimed at game audio directors and trailer editors. CWI's published sync guide names its targets as fast-paced trailers, level introductions, and high-stakes combat sequences, and frames the broader catalog as answering the demand for atmospheric, urban-futuristic sound in gaming — including the kind of dystopian tension and digital grit that titles like Cyberpunk 2077 trade in.
"Pay Yourself" completes the sync picture as the emotional core: a mid-tempo, introspective track with driving drums and a heavy, reflective atmosphere, positioned for moments that require emotional weight — documentaries, cinematic trailers, and commercials focused on personal journey and mental health. Together the three tracks give a supervisor three distinct, fully cleared CWI-controlled assets: the anthem, the thriller, and the trailer hook.
CWI Roster Context
Greg Porn stands on the CWI roster as a co-production artist — DistroKid-verified, ℉ CWI — with a compact, purpose-built catalog documented in Cumulative Web Inc's published material. The three songs he has with Black — "Pay Yourself", "On Edge", "Unholy Hunter" — trace a deliberate arc from conscious anthem to thriller asset to gaming hook, each one carrying Black Lansky's co-production and each one aimed at a real lane: streaming, sync, and the trailer market.
The catalog is part of the same machine that powers CWI's wider release slate — including Flamerz and Cyberpunk 2027 — and it is governed by the same standing law: every track in the CWI catalog is co-produced by Black Lansky. Two tracks are live across 28 platforms; the third is held in the catalog as an unreleased asset with its Ref 1.0 supplied by Black. That is the complete, verified record.