This song is about something many of us with ADHD know all too well: those periods when our brain seems to have gone into standby mode. The ideas are still there, the projects too, even the desire to do things… but for some reason, we just can’t get started. And then it happens. Sometimes all it takes is the smallest stimulus: a sound, an image, a conversation, anything that connects with the right neuron. One lights up, triggers the next, and almost before you know it, the whole machinery is running again. That’s exactly how this track was born. After several months of creative dormancy, a single sample sparked my curiosity. Half an hour later, I was already trying out sounds, combining ideas and building something new. The brain that had resisted getting started for so long suddenly didn’t want to stop. If you have ADHD, you probably know exactly what I mean. We can’t always decide when the spark will come. But when it does, it can light up everything. more

This is a song about those unlikely encounters that end up changing the course of our lives. Two lives cross paths by chance, with no plans and no expectations, only to discover they were meant to walk through life together. Sometimes friendship, loyalty, and companionship appear when we least expect them. And when they do, everything seems to make a little more sense. Because some of the best things in life arrive... out of the blue. I'm bringing you the remastered version. Enjoy it!more

People often say that someone with ADHD "goes off on a tangent." In Spanish, we have a beautiful expression for it: "irse por las ramas" — literally, "to wander through the branches." Imagine an idea as a tiny spark landing on the trunk of a tree. As it grows, it follows one branch, then another, and another, splitting into countless new paths. Along the way, it changes, evolves and discovers unexpected connections, yet it never completely loses the essence of where it began. Like a bird hopping from branch to branch, the mind explores, wanders and returns. The journey may seem chaotic from the outside, but every leap is connected to the same living tree. That's what ARBORESCENT THINKING feels like. more