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Maxwell Rafeian

@maxwellrafeianTracked since May 2026

creating Music.

Observed Aug 20, 2026 · stalePublic earnings
Paid members
2
0% · 30-day rate from 13 observed days
Total audience
2
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$12
Starting price
$2/mo
4 membership tiers

Where the 2 observed tier members sit

Membership tiers
$7100%

Largest observed tier is $7 Maxwell Rafeian patron Tier 3. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Aug 20, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.

$0/moFree00% of observed tier members
$2/moMaxwell Rafeian patron Tier 100% of observed tier members
$5/moMaxwell Rafeian patron Tier 200% of observed tier members
$7/moMaxwell Rafeian patron Tier 32100% of observed tier members
Growth signals: Maxwell Rafeian
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2 paid members · 30-day rate from 13 observed days

Membership
232
May 202618 weeks trackedNow
Maxwell Rafeian2 members · $12/mo

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#1of 7 measured
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Maxwell Rafeian's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
RankCreator and why includedPaid membersGap vs Maxwell RafeianFreshness
#1
Dragonis MusicMusicCategory, audience, pricing & cadence
2Same valueAug 31, 2026
#1
Drake ChisholmMusicCategory, audience, pricing & cadence
2Same valueAug 20, 2026Stale
#1
Maxwell RafeianProfileMusicPaid members position in Recommended cohort
2ReferenceAug 20, 2026Stale
#1
MusicformedMusicCategory, audience, pricing & cadence
2Same valueAug 31, 2026
#5
1DERProductions ©MusicCategory, audience, pricing & cadence
11 fewerAug 31, 2026

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Article Latest postPublicAcceptance

This is the last piece of the cycle and the last stage of The 5 Stages of Grief. Here the individual has come to terms with their situation and has accepted their fate. This is also where the individual has overcome their fear. My aim here was to create a reflective and light atmosphere in contrast with the darkness of previous songs. I end the piece with a major 9th chord to create a bright moment at the end of the cycle indicating a sense of hope.

Apr 11, 2020 0 likes 0 comments
DepressionMar 25, 2020 View post Depression is the fourth stage of grief. The use of minor harmonies, slow tempo and the solitary 3rds of the introduction (later repeated in the B section) are a few examples of compositional tools used to create the sense of sorrow and grief and lack of movement (or lack of upbeat movement). The text portrays the feelings of a person who is mindful of their loss and feels pain as a result. It is the cry of someone who has given up on any attempt to divert her/his grief and has reached the stage of real mourning.ArticleMar 25, 2020Public 0 0BargainingThis is the third song of the album. At this stage the individual going through a period of grief is willing to do anything it takes to change what has happened. In my mind this would've best been captured by a prayer-like song. The Phrygian mode used in this piece is reminiscent of medieval chants, creating a sense of pleading with a higher power. I decided to have this piece as a solo song to portray the solitary sense of this stage and the soliloquy effect.ArticleMar 20, 2020Public 0 0AngerThis is the second song from my first composition The Five Stages of Grief. It portrays the feelings of a person who has become frustrated with life and concepts such as fate, justice and religion. This person in this stage is consumed by anger.ArticleMar 11, 2020Public 0 0DenialThis is the first track of my composition The Five Stage of Grief.ArticleMar 5, 2020Public 0 0AcceptanceThis is the last piece of the cycle and the last stage of The 5 Stages of Grief. Here the individual has come to terms with their situation and has accepted their fate. This is also where the individual has overcome their fear. My aim here was to create a reflective and light atmosphere in contrast with the darkness of previous songs. I end the piece with a major 9th chord to create a bright moment at the end of the cycle indicating a sense of hope.ArticleApr 11, 2020Public 0 0DepressionMar 25, 2020 View post Depression is the fourth stage of grief. The use of minor harmonies, slow tempo and the solitary 3rds of the introduction (later repeated in the B section) are a few examples of compositional tools used to create the sense of sorrow and grief and lack of movement (or lack of upbeat movement). The text portrays the feelings of a person who is mindful of their loss and feels pain as a result. It is the cry of someone who has given up on any attempt to divert her/his grief and has reached the stage of real mourning.ArticleMar 25, 2020Public 0 0BargainingThis is the third song of the album. At this stage the individual going through a period of grief is willing to do anything it takes to change what has happened. In my mind this would've best been captured by a prayer-like song. The Phrygian mode used in this piece is reminiscent of medieval chants, creating a sense of pleading with a higher power. I decided to have this piece as a solo song to portray the solitary sense of this stage and the soliloquy effect.ArticleMar 20, 2020Public 0 0AngerThis is the second song from my first composition The Five Stages of Grief. It portrays the feelings of a person who has become frustrated with life and concepts such as fate, justice and religion. This person in this stage is consumed by anger.ArticleMar 11, 2020Public 0 0DenialThis is the first track of my composition The Five Stage of Grief.ArticleMar 5, 2020Public 0 0
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