like a dream

Touching song about a man anticipating a night with his love

The Sound of Night

Solya: Vocals, Synthesizers
Jason Chronis: Guitars
Danny Reisch: Drums

Recorded at Club Sound Machine (Lockhart, Texas)

Produced and Mixed by Danny Reisch
Recorded and Mastered by Max Lorenzen

Written by Solya

Photo by Hannah Neal

Silver Swan

You ain't the same as you were before (Sped up)

I can do this, 

V1
Waking up, next to you, is the hardest part of my day, cause I can’t get up from you
With your hair in the sun, and the smell of your skin, its always the best morning being woken up by your grin

V2
Oh baby please tell me how, you still wanna be with me, cause you’ve seen me closed off,
with my eyes shut, and my nose blocked, every part of me that's usually sealed closed and pushed shut

PC
Oh I open my eyes to see your face, so majestic, oh your my only message

V3
In the wake of night, I see your face, it makes me fall right back in place,
On the warmth of your chest, with deep breaths, I love your heart and the way it hits,
Oh I couldn’t sleep a single hour, till you said I didn’t even have to cower, cause baby I’ve done it, I’ve found it again, I can do it baby all over again

Bridge
I’ve been tryna find you all over again x3 all over again x2

I can sleep - all over again
I can eat - all over again
Oh Baby I can love - all over again x2

Chorus
I’ve been tryna find you all over again x3 all over again x2
I’ve been tryna find you all over again x3 all over again x2

All over again

someway in this harsh life I'll still fight.

someway (i'll still fight!)

This is the remastered version of "Two of us" album. A soft, indie pop-rock album that perfectly captures cozy, relaxed autumn vibes. It’s a melancholic yet intimate collection of songs, painting a soundscape of quiet rooms, falling rain, and hazy light—ideal for reflective evenings.

Melt my heart (Remastered)

Why can't I?

Life and its inevitable twists and turns is, quite literally, a mystery for most of us. We try our best to manage the mystery to our advantage and with varying degrees of success. This song explores some of the challenges and ends with sage advice: Live Your Mystery Well. Worth thinking about...just sayin'

Live Your Mystery Well

Goin' Home

Material Entanglement is a haunting conversation between the organic and the artificial—a record suspended between what’s human and what’s been remade from memory. Built on field recordings of the band’s original sessions deep in the woods, these tracks weave together real violins, cellos, string quartets, woodwinds, and tribal percussion with a reconstructed version of Timmy’s voice—painstakingly cloned from the band’s own archive.

This is not generated AI. It’s a hybrid: living music, rebuilt through technology but rooted in something achingly human. Every movement carries the weight of loss—family, relationships, the quiet ache of separation—and the fragile beauty of what remains.

Material Entanglement is both a requiem and a rebirth. You can hear the dirt, the breath, the silence between notes—where grief meets creation and memory becomes sound.

Why can't I?

R.E.E.F