Before you press play, I need to tell you something.

This isn’t just music. It’s a quiet unraveling. It’s what it sounds like when a soul tries to keep breathing after losing the one it thought was home.

You’re about to hear love slip through someone’s fingers. Not in anger. In silence. In slow realizations. In the long ache that follows when you know they were it for you,  and then it was all gone.

These songs don’t ask for your attention. They wait. Gently. Until you’re ready to remember the things you promised yourself you wouldn’t feel again. They know the quiet corners where your heartbreak lives. They sit with you there.

If you’ve ever found the one, your person, and then watched them walk away with your whole future still attached to their name… this album will cut deep. It will remind you of what it means to love without guardrails. And to lose without closure.

There may be moments where the quiet gets so heavy you forget to breathe. But that’s how you know it’s real.

So take a breath. Let it come for you.

And when it’s done, if you feel hollow or wrecked or cracked wide open, that’s how you’ll know it worked.
You remembered.
You felt it all.
And that means your heart still works.
That means you’re still human.

Have you ever lost the person your soul wasn’t ready to let go of?

I don't know how to love anyone else

You looked me dead in my eyes and told me it wasn’t him. Told me I was crazy for even asking. I wanted to believe you, so I did. But the truth always finds a way to breathe. Every text, every late night, every quiet lie added up. This song is about that moment when denial finally breaks — when love turns into suspicion, and suspicion turns into proof. It’s about trusting someone with your whole heart just to find out they were protecting someone else the entire time.

This isn’t just a heartbreak song — it’s about betrayal, self-doubt, and the pain of realizing the person you defended was the one deceiving you.

The Crossing (feat. Stuart A. Staples & Médéric Collignon)

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