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Here I come girl, but I don't think you ready for this .....

Here I Come (U Ain't Ready!) (Quiet Storm Mix)

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“What Resonates” drifts through a hazy, late-night cityscape — where lush synths meet reverb-drenched guitars and deep, heartbeat-like 808s. Fusing nostalgic textures with trap-inspired drums and surreal sonic design, this track captures the feeling of searching for something real in a digital world.

Blending dreamy indie-pop with ambient hip-hop rhythms, this is music for the introspective, the quiet rebels, the ones who find meaning between the noise.

RIYL: Frank Ocean, Tame Impala, Joji, Dijon, Clairo, Travis Scott (ambient cuts), Blood Orange.

🎧 Best with headphones.
🌃 Mood: floating, reflective, hypnotic.

#WhatResonates #MatthewThat

What Resonates

I saw a boy with no shoes, chasing dust in the Sun
While another played games on a phone worth a ton
One learns survival, the other gets bored
One’s beggin’ for peace, the other’s at war

Scroll past pain, call it someone else’s fight
But borders don’t block human rights
So I ask with a voice that’s barely heard
From the side of the line where pain is blurred

Is everything fine in your dimension?
Do you sleep at night without question?
While we pray for rain, and you cry from clouds
We scream in silence, you laugh out loud
Same World, same Sun — just a different reflection
So tell me
Is everything fine in your dimension?

Some learn to dodge bullets before they can read
Some starve while others toss out what they don’t need
Some grow up fast, some never grow old
Some carry dreams, others carry gold

Does your sky fall too, or just ours?
Do your children run from cars or from wars?
Can you feel the tremble under your feet
Or is comfort too loud for the quiet beneath?

Is everything fine in your dimension?
Where the lights stay on and you don’t feel tension
We’re counting breaths, while you're counting likes
We live in fear, you live in rights
Same Planet, same Soul — different connection
So I’m asking
Is everything fine... in your dimension?

Maybe one day, we’ll stand on the same ground
With no need to ask
If everything’s fine

Hanoi - Your Dimension

Nothing But Ease

Fade away, impatient
Look at all the mess I made
I know
Lay here with me ‘cause you found
I left a bitter taste
I know

What if I told you now?
What if I told you now?
What if I told you?
What if I told you?
Oh
What if I told you now?
What if I told you now?
What if I told you?
What if I told you?
Oh

Tell me now
Bail me out

Whatever wrong we did
I should keep in mind that

Blowing on the embers always makes a fire worse
I know
I can’t really mess with you
But only with the side you show

You’re giving silence and I take in stride
This attitude will drive me mad
Should I leave, call it quits?
Oh oh
I still wanna know
I still wanna know

What if I told you now?
What if I told you now?
What if I told you?
What if I told you?
Oh
What if I told you now?
What if I told you now?
What if I told you?
What if I told you?
Oh

Tell me now
Bail me out

what if i told you now?

The Psyche's Jazz Club uses a smoky dive bar as a metaphor for the human mind, where different aspects of our psychology are musicians jamming together. Drawing on Jungian psychology, the poem presents inner archetypes - the Shadow, anima, wise old man, and hero - as performers in this mental venue.
The central idea is that our psyche operates like improvisational jazz. Each psychological element contributes its own voice: the Shadow plays saxophone, the anima sings, dreams sneak in, and synchronicity provides rhythm. Rather than fighting these different parts of ourselves, the poem suggests embracing this "inner cacophony" and playing our authentic part in the cosmic band of existence.
The poem argues that meaning comes through accepting both harmony and discord within ourselves - finding rhythm in chaos and discovering that our messy inner lives are part of a larger universal pattern.


The Psyche's Jazz Club

Cosmic Love Flow is a soulful ballad that feels both infinite and deeply personal, a song that hovers somewhere between starlight and skin. The track drifts with an unhurried rhythm, its textures warm and analog-rich, glowing like a night sky alive with color. The female vocalist carries the weight of the song with a hushed, magnetic presence—her voice low and close in the verses, then widening in the chorus as if to echo across the heavens. The lyrics lean into the sensation of love as an orbit: gravitational, consuming, impossible to resist. Rather than aiming for spectacle, the performance feels like surrender, letting go into the pull of connection. Production layers stretch sounds into atmospheric trails, creating a sense of distance and nearness at once. It’s hypnotic, sensual, and timeless—the sound of soul music looking up and finding its reflection in the cosmos.

what if i told you now?

Cumulus.

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