🎶 Awakening the Senses: A Sonic Alarm on Plastic Pollution 🎶

🌍 Dive into a groundbreaking auditory experience with our latest track, designed to jolt you awake to the pressing issue of micro and nano plastics polluting our precious Earth. 🌍

Using innovative psychotic sounds and experimental beats, this song creates an immersive soundscape that captures the urgency of our environmental crisis. 🔊⚠️ 

Feel the intensity rise as we blend unsettling tones with powerful messages, urging listeners to recognize the hidden dangers of plastic pollution lurking in our oceans, air, and bodies. 

Join us in this sonic call to action! Let the music resonate deep within you and inspire change as we unite to protect our planet for future generations. 

Hit play and hear the alarm—we can’t afford to ignore it any longer! 🌊💔 

#PlasticPollution #EcoAwareness #SonicArt #ChangeTheWorld

It is raining plastics

Music is my escape, my journey, and my way of expressing what words alone can’t. Life has been a mix of struggles and beauty—losing my younger brother in 2020, a tough childhood, and saying goodbye to friends too soon. But through it all, music has been my constant.

I love how the right lyrics, rhythms, and sounds can take me to another world, letting me feel everything at once. If I find a song I love, I’ll play it on repeat, getting lost in every note. Music is universal, just like I am—I connect with good, honest people from all over the world.

Beyond music, I’m fascinated by the mysteries of the universe. How did it all begin? What’s out there beyond what we can see? I don’t have the answers, but I keep searching. I wouldn’t call myself religious, but I do believe in more than we can understand.

I love animals, nature, and the feeling of creating something real. When I write lyrics, I can go for 8 hours straight, chasing the perfect words. I’m just starting my journey in making music, but I’m here to learn, grow, and create songs that truly mean something.

It depends on how much you want your age to define your musical journey. If you feel it’s relevant—like emphasizing that you’re starting music at 46 and proving it’s never too late to follow a passion—you could mention it briefly. Something like:

At 46 (Born 9-24-1978), I’m just beginning my journey in making music, proving that passion has no age limit.

Let’s connect through sound.

It is raining plastics

AwesomeMaki