Better Days

Better Days (feat. Alvaro Soler, Daniel Donskoy, Jonas Monar & Madeline Juno)

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🌿🔥 ELTHAM SANCTUARY

by Brent James Schoning (Brent Schön AI)
2026

Eltham Sanctuary is a reflective, grounded album shaped by survival, creativity, and the search for peace afterr years of pressure. Created by Brent James Schoning (Brent Schön AI), the project blends West Coast–influenced hip-hop, melodic R&B, atmospheric rap, and soulful production into a body of work that feels both raw and restorative.

Sonically inspired by artists such as Wiz Khalifa, YG, Chris Brown, Tyga, Lil Wayne, Eminem, and Snoop Dogg, Eltham Sanctuary balances smooth grooves with introspective lyricism. Laid-back basslines, melodic hooks, and cinematic textures create space for honest storytelling—music that moves without rushing, speaks without shouting, and reflects without pretending.

The album takes its name from Eltham, a leafy, quiet part of Melbourne that represents sanctuary in a personal sense: a place to breathe, reflect, and rebuild. Here, sanctuary isn’t about escape—it’s about regaining balance. The songs explore themes of endurance, self-expression, faith, loyalty, frustration, hope, and the long process of grounding oneself after instability.

Lyrically, Eltham Sanctuary is direct and human. It tells the story of someone navigating hardship, misunderstanding, and inner battles while holding onto creativity as an anchor. Music becomes therapy, rhythm becomes regulation, and lyrics become a way to process reality rather than escape it.

There’s confidence in this album, but it’s controlled—not reckless. The energy is calm, focused, and intentional. Whether leaning into melodic flows, reflective verses, or emotionally charged hooks, the project stays rooted in authenticity.

Eltham Sanctuary is music for late nights, long walks, quiet drives, and moments of self-reset. It’s not about proving anything—it’s about finding steadiness. A reminder that sometimes the strongest move isn’t to rise louder, but to stand grounded where you are.

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