​m1v was a singer-songwriter and producer project by made1vvvonder (F.K.A. lonegore) (born September 5, 2004) from Germany. As of April 28, 2023, made1vvvonder has slowed on releasing music under the m1v name.

Originally, made1vvvonder started making music under various names, creating indie and rap music inspired by Tyler, The Creator, but soon moved to the MEANFACE EARL name, where he’d produce and write emo rap songs. These songs started releasing during 2019, but most have since been taken off of streaming services, and have not been archived anywhere. Some of these songs also had music videos released with them, but they too have been taken down.

Nearing the end of 2020, made1vvvonder lost confidence in the songs released under this project, sharing how he felt on Twitter, and took most of them down, releasing the final album for MEANFACE EARL, i’m not suicidal, just sad on February 25, 2021. This is also where made1vvvonder started to release under the m1v name, making reference to wanting to have a “short gamertag artist name” on the MEANFACE EARL Twitter account.

“iii” was the first known song to release under the m1v name on November 7, 2020 having a very different musical style to the closely released MEANFACE EARL song “anxiety”, which came out a day prior. A few MEANFACE EARL songs also have the m1v name credited as a producer on them.

On December 4, m1v released “vvvonder” which became their first song to grow in popularity, and was a way for them to give reason to the made1vvvonder name. References to the song’s popularity appear in “end me with 4 xans and a redbull”. Later into 2021, m1v’s first album, m1v, was released on the March 16.

Around 2 months later on May 28, the EP suicide letter to myself was released, and features m1v’s most popular song, “you”, which now sits at over two million plays on Spotify alone. The EP also had a promo video created for it. As the EP grew in popularity, m1v was invited onto local radio to speak about the EP and their thoughts on the hyperpop genre.

Continuing through to the end of October 2021, most of the songs released during this period ended up being taken off streaming services similar to the MEANFACE EARL songs, but this time they were archived onto a similarly named, m0v, which released the album 20/21 on January 26, 2022, the name of the album being a reference to the years the featuring songs were released. m1v said that all the music on m0v is “all the music i dislike”. m1v later released the highgate cemetery album on November 19, 2021, with two songs from that album ending up a part of m0v as well.

After the release of childhood dementia on March 11, 2022, made1vvonder took a small break from m1v, posting onto their Instagram story about why he made the choice to, talking about not liking the recognition and pressure of making “good” music.

He later returned to the m1v name with a flip of Mars Argo’s “Angry” on May 15, and a re-release of “love me, i hate me" on SoundCloud at the end of the same month.

Throughout June to July 2022, made1vvvonder started to release drift phonk songs under the name suicide icon. He had already explored similar styles in their highgate cemetery album on the last few songs, but the suicide icon songs more closely matched the phonk genre.

On April 16, 2023, made1vvvonder expressed their feelings about the m1v project in a Reddit post, mentioning how “its not [them] anymore n hasnt been for a very long time”, pointing to how it also negatively affected their personal life. At some point later after August 2023, made1vvvonder deleted the original Reddit post.

As of the release of revolution Revolution on April 28, 2023, made1vvvonder has decided to slow on making music under the m1v name, now using m1v to experiment with music and have fun with it.

made1vvvonder unexpectedly released “silly talk” on October 23, 2023, firstly to SoundCloud, later releasing it on Spotify on November 3. made1vvvonder made it clear that this wasn’t him returning to the m1v name, stating in the SoundCloud description, “im not back stfu”. This was followed by two more releases, “x3” and “jeep”.

From the release of “silly talk” onwards, m1v has been releasing whatever he wants to under the m1v name, experimenting and playing around with his music style.