“I’d Rather Know” is that kind of longing that turns feral when it’s trapped behind a screen. Electric silences, late-night thoughts, the ache of almost. It’s me choosing contact over imagination, sin over wondering, and the brutal honesty of what happens when we finally cross the line. Intimate, urgent, a little devotional. Like a prayer with teeth.more

Love Shaped Stain is a vengeance-tinged elegy disguised as a love song. Sensual, brutal, and unnerving. It’s the voice of someone who was consumed and refuses to be forgotten: if you made me a sacrifice, you’ll carry me like a curse. Turning pain into permanence and intimacy into a haunt. It’s all teeth-and-prayer imagery: mercy offered, name carved in, a kiss that becomes injury, then the final turn of the knife. A song that says, "go ahead and replace me; your hands will still find my ghost." more