This song is about transcendence, release, and personal liberation—a kind of spiritual or emotional letting go. I tried to capture the feeling of moving beyond past pain, identity, or attachments and floating into a peaceful, undefined space of acceptance and transformation. Hope you will like it. (Lyrics in comments)

This song is a reflection on the quiet, painful ending of a relationship—one where there wasn’t a dramatic fight or explosive moment, just a slow, almost silent unraveling. It's about the kind of breakup that happens not with anger, but with sorrow, restraint, and an aching sense of inevitability. Hope you like it. (lyrics in comments)

This song is about a toxic, passionate relationship that’s equal parts love and destruction. It captures the emotional chaos of being trapped in a cycle with someone who both deeply attracts and deeply hurts you. Enjoy. (Lyrics in comments)

With this song I tried to explore themes of existential uncertainty, impermanence, and the fleeting nature of life, love, and identity. The lyrics question whether reality is truly real or just an illusion, comparing life to a dream that fades upon waking. Overall, the song is about the fragility of existence and the search for meaning in an ever-changing world. Would you say this song resonates with personal experiences or thoughts you've had? Enjoy. (Lyrics in comments)

As you get older, you tend to think back to your youth more and more. I'm no different, so I thought I'd write a song remembering those times. So, this song is about nostalgia for youthful freedom, adventure, and the reckless abandon of the past. I tried to reflect on a time when life felt limitless—when friendships, love, and dreams seemed eternal. The lyrics paint a picture of late nights, carefree road trips, and a belief that nothing could change. Hope you will like it, and happy time travel to the good old days. (Lyrics in comments)