I wrote this song as a way of talking to my mum. Six years on, and the ache is still there, just lived with differently now. It’s not meant to be polished or uplifting. It’s raw, quiet, and filled with all the things I wish I could still say to her. I wanted it to feel like a conversation... the kind you have in the early hours when no one else is around. Every line comes from memory, from the love we shared, and from the hole that never really goes away. It’s not a performance. It’s just me, missing her.more

In my song, 'Ghost in My Own Life,' I really wanted to capture that raw, gut-wrenching feeling of being completely down on your luck, where everything that could go wrong, does. It's about a man who's so overwhelmed by hardship and loss that he feels totally isolated, like he's become invisible to the world and even to himself... a true 'ghost' in his own story. I tried to convey the profound loneliness and the deep, aching pain that comes with losing your dreams and feeling adrift without any direction. It’s about that struggle to find even a sliver of hope when you're drowning in sorrow and feel utterly disconnected from your own life.more

"Clear Skies Comin'" is one of the most personal songs I’ve ever written. It’s about finally coming through the other side of a long, dark chapter, where regret, heartbreak, and self-doubt had a tight grip on me. I wanted this track to capture that moment when you realise you don’t have to keep running from your past, when the weight lifts, and you start to feel hope again. It’s gritty, honest, and full of soul, just like the journey that inspired it. For me, this song is about freedom, emotional, spiritual, and everything in between. Clear skies don’t mean everything’s perfect, but they mean I can finally see the sun again.more