Greetings world.
Two new tracks have been released, You Keep Holding On was released on September 5th, 2025 and Walk Alone was released on September 19th, 2025.
You Keep Holding On is an anthem for resilience — a song for the dreamers, fighters, and creators who refuse to break beneath the weight of a world that too often silences truth. With soaring lyrics and powerful emotion, it captures the struggle of carrying light through darkness, of rising again and again despite loss, pain, and doubt.
This track speaks to the quiet heroes: the ones who may never see their names in lights, but who keep pushing forward, building hope, and keeping the fire alive. It’s a reminder that even when the night feels endless, your strength matters — your voice matters — and your heart will not break.
Through the fire, through the rain… You Keep Holding On.
Walk Alone is a powerful reflection on solitude, memory, and the quiet strength found in moving forward. Painted with images of fading laughter, shifting tides, and stars as a guide, the song speaks to anyone who has had to let go of the past while still carrying its echoes.
It’s about ownership of the journey — the triumph of choosing your own road, no matter how heavy the steps or how uncertain the horizon. Every verse reminds us that even when hands slip away and voices fade, the fire inside can still light the way.
The path is uncertain, but it’s yours. Walk Alone.
New Album in November
Out of the Darkness is a bold, unflinching journey through the heart of human experience. Every track pulses with emotion—grief, struggle, and the quiet courage it takes to rise again. From the haunting introspection of Memories to the fiery self-assertion of I AM, this album captures the raw, unfiltered path from pain to empowerment. It’s a sonic exploration of loss, love, and the strength we discover when we face our shadows head-on.
But Out of the Darkness isn’t just about struggle—it’s about transformation. Tracks like I’ll Find My Way and The Many The Same light a path through chaos, showing that even in our fractured moments, there’s connection, clarity, and hope. With soaring choruses, intimate reflections, and an unwavering emotional core, this album doesn’t just tell a story—it immerses you, carries you, and leaves you standing taller than when you began.
But, there will be 3 more singles released before then as well that are not from the new album:
Hate Love dives into the intoxicating push-and-pull of desire, obsession, and the dangerous games we play in the name of love. With raw lyrics that blur the line between pleasure and pain, the track captures the chaos of needing someone who both heals and hurts.
It’s dark, addictive, and unflinching — a song that lays bare the hunger for connection, even when it cuts deep. Hate Love is about surrendering to the fire, craving the hurt as much as the heat.
Love isn’t always gentle. Sometimes it burns.
Set against a neon-soaked skyline, Am I Human is a haunting exploration of identity, memory, and what it truly means to feel. Loosely inspired by the world of Blade Runner 2049, the song drifts through rain-drenched streets and flickering echoes of the past, asking whether love, pain, and desire can exist in a soul that may not be fully human.
With pulsing imagery and introspective lyrics, the track captures the ache of longing in a world built on shadows and illusions. It’s a story of blurred lines — between human and machine, reality and memory, obedience and freedom.
For anyone who’s ever questioned their place in the world, Am I Human is your soundtrack.
Welcome To The Revolution is a battle cry for a broken world—raw, urgent, and unrelenting. Fueled by defiance and hope, it takes aim at oppression, silencing, and control, igniting a fire that refuses to burn out. With thunderous choruses and razor-edged verses, it’s not just a song—it’s a call to rise, resist, and reclaim power.This track is the sound of walls crumbling, chains breaking, and voices finally heard. Fierce, unapologetic, and alive with conviction, Welcome To The Revolution reminds us that the dawn always comes—and this time, it’s ours.