Coming Out Nov 7th “Embers” is a haunting reflection on loss, silence, and the fading spark of connection. Each lyric drifts between memory and emptiness — where fire once burned, only echoes remain. Let the darkness breathe, and the last light fade. I could wait forever Close my eyes for the pressure Every breath fades to gray Every dream drifted away Swallow me whole losing control Fading in fading out Losing control The fire’s gone The embers breathe I call your name It echoes through me Left in the dark Hidden from you There’s no color No reflection I drown in silence You suffocate I bleed There’s no color No reflection I drown in silence You suffocate I bleed Your voice still lingers your ghost Never lets me rest Scared to erase I see what we became Two ghosts without a name Without a name The fire’s gone The embers breathe I call your name It echoes through me Left in the dark Hidden from you There’s no color No reflection I drown in silence There’s no color No reflection I drown in silence You suffocate I bleed I could wait forever I could Wait forever I could Close my eyes forever more

A raw, cinematic journey through desire, chaos, and rebirth, Undone fuses blues, gospel, jazz, and rock into a smoky, sultry soundscape. With surreal imagery, the song blurs the sacred and profane, swinging from intimate whispers to explosive, choir-filled climaxes. Equal parts haunting and electric, it’s a confessional and a catharsis — a wild reflection of longing, loss, and untamed emotion. I buried my shoes in a jar of honey, Watched the clock bleed out its spine. The preacher sold me lightning cheap, Said the thunder was divine. Teeth in the river, eyes in the rain, I kissed a broken angel on a runaway train. Sing me backwards, tear me apart, There’s a choir in the ashes and a church in my heart. I carved a song into a dead man’s trumpet, Played it slow ‘til the silence cracked. My shadow ran off with a one-eyed crow, But I swear to God, it’s coming back. Teeth in the river, eyes in the rain, I kissed a broken angel on a runaway train. Sing me backwards, tear me apart, There’s a choir in the ashes and a church in my heart. Oh, the fire tastes sweet when it burns like wine, I drank the devil’s smile and it tasted like mine. Hallelujah with a twisted tongue, Every note I sing comes out undone. Teeth in the river, eyes in the rain, I kissed a broken angel on a runaway train. Sing me backwards, tear me apart, There’s a choir in the ashes and a church in my heart.more

A dark, hypnotic exploration of vanity, power, and obsession, this track dives into the seductive yet destructive pull of self-idolatry. With haunting imagery of mirrors, halos, and endless applause, it portrays a world consumed by narcissism, where attention is currency and control is everything. Equal parts cinematic and theatrical, the song is both a celebration and a warning — a reflection of ego’s intoxicating grip and the shadows it leaves behind.more