The song portrays a complex inner dialogue, illustrating emotional turmoil through diverse voices that embody inner conflict. It navigates themes of identity and mental struggle, shifting from introspection to aggression. The chorus emphasizes the strain of conflicting emotions, ultimately reflecting a fractured perception of reality amplified by technology. Continue reading Octopus Girl Jazzcordium
A son restores his mother’s legacy by resurrecting her voice through AI after it was unjustly erased in 1972 due to political corruption. The release of her song “Bluebird” serves as an act of justice, granting her the recognition she deserved. Continue reading Bluebird 1972-2026
The writer reflects on the contrasting nature of musical instruments, likening the trumpet to the Sun—transformative but unattainable—and the keyboard to accessible furniture. Despite struggling to play the trumpet, this failure becomes a beautiful longing. The keyboard invites connection, while the brass version symbolizes distant admiration for the sublime. Continue reading The Note I Couldn’t Make: A Love Letter to Brass, Failure, and the Sun
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