My first song I ever made, about being naively in love with. Fast forward 2 months later, he was just another all talk lame and never fucking lived up to his promises. more

This song is dreamy and vulnerable, the track captures what it feels like when a guarded heart finally lets someone in — not peacefully, but all at once. Love here isn’t clean or safe; it’s consuming, healing, and a little haunting. It feels like late-night thoughts you can’t silence, replaying one person over and over until they become a rhythm inside your head. The lyrics carry devotion and obsession at the same time, like holding someone close while quietly admitting you might need them more than you should. It’s the sound of choosing connection even when you know how much it can hurt. more

“Stuck in My Head” is a vulnerable love confession wrapped in soft, dreamy production. It captures the moment when two broken people collide and unexpectedly become each other’s healing. The song follows a guarded heart that wasn’t looking for love — especially not after heartbreak and self-destruction — only to find someone who changes everything. It’s about falling fast, feeling safe for the first time, and wanting to love someone the right way after they’ve been hurt. With dreamy production and an aching chorus that loops like a memory you can’t escape, the song feels like falling too fast — knowing it could break you — and choosing to jump anyway. For the hearts that swore they’d never open again. For the lovers who found salvation in a stranger.more