“Delilah” is a raw, emotional plea wrapped in the voice of Samson — but it’s really a message to a loved one. The song channels the pain of feeling trapped in a life that no longer fits, and the longing to break free without breaking apart. Ancient myth meets modern frustration in this haunting call for truth, courage, and change. “Delilah” is part of the upcoming album “Letters to the Other Side”. This is a raw, emotional album of songs written as letters to biblical female figures. Through them, we explore disillusionment, longing, and the struggle for truth, freedom, and connection—both human and divine.more

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💔 "Quicksand" was supposed to be a ballad. But like all things born from love and chaos—it turned into a screamo confession. Written for my daughter, a strong woman in uniform caught in an on-again, off-again love story with a fellow officer, this track is as conflicted as it is real. Two people with badges, backstories, and baggage—constantly circling each other in a cycle that feels like gravity, like madness, like... quicksand. This song is for anyone who's ever wanted to believe in "different this time." It's about obsession disguised as devotion, memory loss used as a survival tactic, and the magnetic pull of a toxic love wrapped in uniforms and unfinished promises. Musically, it blurs genre lines—starting softish, and spiraling into screamo desperation. Because that’s what heartbreak sounds like when you’ve tried to reason with it too long. It's not polished. It's not perfect. But it’s honest. lol Listen loud. Or quiet. Just don’t lie to yourself while it plays. :)more