"That Small Pond" is inspired by Isaac Asimov’s words in his 1988 interview with Bill Moyers, where he speaks about the responsibility of spreading rationality, even if it’s just one drop at a time. The song takes that metaphor of a small pond and transforms it into sound: a space where ripples grow, where reason and emotion meet, and where small gestures carry immense weight. With its blend of trip-hop textures, downtempo rhythms, and ambient electronica, “That Small Pond” mirrors the patient persistence of change, slow, subtle, yet transformative. The track doesn’t try to shout; instead, it resonates quietly, like a thought that lingers, like ripples expanding outward from a single drop. This song is both a tribute to Asimov’s belief in the power of reason, and a personal reflection on how music itself can be a drop in someone’s life, not changing everything, but leaving a mark.more

"Lift Off" is a deeply personal instrumental journey, blending rock and downtempo electronic elements to capture the struggle of overcoming anxiety, overthinking, and dark thoughts. Written as a sonic rebirth, the track embodies the moment of breaking free after a long period of mental turbulence—like finally taking off after being grounded for too long. The music moves through tension and release, mirroring the weight of intrusive thoughts and the slow but determined process of finding light again. If you’ve ever felt lost in your own mind but kept pushing forward, this song is for you.more

Born from a long period of overthinking issues, this downtempo/trip hop track is my attempt to soothe the noise. I wrote melody and lyrics in one flow—fragmented thoughts turned into sound. The lyrics are abstract, but carry the raw emotion of someone trying to hold it together. The cover shows a stair reaching for peace (a moon/sun), but cut off—like the mind’s endless climb. I hope this track connects with those who live in their heads, searching for silence.more