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Cuando marzo se apaga en tu pelo

Shemaiah’s August Rain EP is a soulful, cinematic journey told through chill R&B piano ballads, built for long drives in the rain and hearts still learning how to feel. Every song carries the weight of love—lost, found, and rediscovered—with honesty that cuts deep and melodies that soothe like a midnight breeze.

The title track, August Rain, opens the story with quiet intensity. It's more than a song—it’s the emotional glue binding the entire EP. A soundtrack for moments we rarely speak of out loud: heartbreak we never got closure from, prayers whispered into pillows, and memories that refuse to fade. It sets the stage for the healing that follows.

Run Away Heart traces the ache of escaping pain only to realize love’s pull never really fades. Tears Watered the Seed takes us into the silent nights, when grief feels permanent—until God speaks in a dream, revealing that every tear had a purpose. And by the time we arrive at Learning to Love Again, the full circle is complete—not in perfection, but in growth. It’s not about forgetting the past; it’s about honoring it, and choosing to move forward with open hands.

This EP doesn’t fake the happy ending. It doesn’t skip past the pain. It lives in it, breathes through it, and shows that healing isn’t loud—it’s layered, slow, and divine.

With August Rain, Shemaiah delivers a deeply relatable, emotionally rich experience that lingers long after the last note. A story of heartbreak, hope, and the kind of love that never truly leaves—it just transforms us.

Learning to Love Again Master

This isn’t a song — it’s a collapse dressed in melody.
Monologue is Kael Vanté’s most vulnerable performance to date: a cinematic pop breakdown stitched with Latin soul, trembling falsettos, and whispered confessions.

Written in both English and Spanish, the track blurs the line between performance and truth, letting Kael spiral in real time — from staged smiles to raw, voice-cracking honesty.
No chorus can contain it. No spotlight can save it. This is the sound of being seen too late.

No encore. Just echoes.
Kael Vanté.

Monologue

Red Bear Album by Braxill
Written and produced by Brazil Malik

The Grizzly Way

Camisas al viento
para cuando uno no quiere discutir, ni preguntar, ni agredir , hay que soltar (dice mi madre) y yo solté , solté toda su ropa por la ventana. Y todo se transformó en un simpático recuerdo!

Camisas al viento

Everything is science fiction so you actually do have superpowers!