"See You In Jupiter is about love being tested by long distance. I wrote it to reassure myself that distance doesn’t weaken the bond, and as a promise to come together again in a beautiful and limitless place." ~ Imani-J

See You In Jupiter

Monkey See Monkey Do

Lyrics written by me, vocals and instrumentals produced with AI

Don't Question It

Physical Chemistry (Rdx Version)

🌧️ “Sunday Morning Static” 
A quiet hymn for the self — brewed slow like morning coffee.
This song hums with soft rebellion, rain-soaked windows,
and the beauty of finally choosing your own rhythm.

Set to warm vinyl tones and Rhodes whispers,
“Sunday Morning Static” is a tender anthem
for anyone reclaiming peace after the noise.
No heartbreak, no hunger — just the sound of a woman coming home to herself.

Sunday Morning Static

[Verse 1]
Sunday morning static on the radio dial,
Been a minute, honey, since I let myself smile.
Got my own damn sugar, make my coffee sweet,
Just the sound of my own heart, to the rhythm of the street.

[Pre-Chorus]
Window cracked, and the breeze rolls in,
Scent of rain, and a second chance on my skin.
Ain’t no plans, but it feels just right —
Movin’ slow in the afterlight.

[Chorus]
It’s a slow burn, baby, a quiet fire,
Gettin’ high on nothin’ but my own desire.
No secondhand promises, no borrowed time,
The only love I’m chasin’ now… is finally mine.

[Verse 2]
Vinyl hums through a dusty old groove,
Bare feet tappin' in a new kinda mood.
I light a smoke I don’t plan to finish,
Just for the shape of the flame — and how long it lingers.

[Pre-Chorus 2]
Curtains sway like a secret hymn,
Sippin’ sunlight like it’s poured from sin.
Don’t need much, just the day and me —
Takin’ back my own company.

[Chorus 2]
It’s a slow burn, baby, a soft return,
To the girl I was before I had to learn.
No more waiting on a call that won’t come through —
This quiet feels like something new.

[Bridge] (spoken-sung, intimate)
Used to be I’d fear the quiet…
Now it plays in stereo.
Peace don’t come with a bang, babe —
It hums real low.

[Final Chorus]
It’s a slow burn, baby, and I’m still alight,
Glowin’ steady through the longest night.
Ain’t fallin’ for the fire I used to crave —
I’m the spark now… I behave.
Yeah, the only love I’m chasin’ now…
is mine to save.

Sunday Morning Static

Ein Trip-Hop-Track, inspiriert vom gleichnamigen Gedicht „Blaues Klavier“ der expressionistischen Dichterin Else Lasker-Schüler.
Samtblüten bringen poetische Tiefe und fragile Melancholie, während Calalga Beats eine cineastische Soundlandschaft mit düsterem Downtempo-Groove erschafft.
Haunting Piano-Loops treffen auf tiefe Bässe, flirrende Synthtexturen und flüsternde Vocals.
Eine Hommage an das verlorene Innere, an Traum und Tragik.
Die Komposition ist Teil unseres Lyrik-Vertonungsprojekts.

🎹 Komposition: Samtblüten x Calalga Beats
🎤 Text: Else Lasker-Schüler

Blaues Klavier

under-the-sun (performance version).mp3

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Dark Fantasies

Nova Bleu invites listeners into her most intimate realm with Dark Fantasies — a cyber-noir soundtrack of lust, temptation, and emotional scars. Across eleven tracks, she blurs the line between pleasure and pain, fantasy and reality.

From the hypnotic allure of “Erotic Confessions” and “Hypnosis!”, to the velvet textures of “Silk and Smoke”, every song is a sultry vignette lit by neon glow. “Leather & Chains” and “Panties to the Side” push deeper into raw desire, while “Private Dancer” and “Seductive Sex” embrace the intimacy and danger of midnight encounters. Beneath the heat, moments like “Emotional Damage” and “The Silent Type” reveal a darker undercurrent — the quiet weight of longing and vulnerability.

Dark Fantasies is more than an album; it’s Nova Bleu’s immersive vision of sensuality in the future tense — bold, magnetic, and unapologetically sultry.

Private Dancer

The song expresses the painful journey of a once-vibrant relationship that devolves into heartbreak and disillusionment. It captures the contrast between the initial excitement and the eventual emptiness, highlighting feelings of loss, regret, and longing for what was. Ultimately, it portrays the cyclical nature of love and heartache, emphasizing how memories linger even after the connection fades.

Physical Chemistry (Rdx Version)

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