Patatina

Something About You

Watch & Stream

Something About You (feat. Dent May)

Wake Up With the Sun

Wake Up With The Sun

Entropia Padrepio

Morte rituale

Simile

Giorno Libero

La mela

Still, We Move is a tender, reflective journey through memory, loss, resilience, and quiet hope. With delicate acoustic guitar and piano arrangements, the album blends introspective storytelling and emotional depth, capturing moments of solitude and strength. Influenced by the evocative tones of artists in the indie folk and alternative space, O.B.A.65 creates a soundscape that feels both timeless and deeply personal. From the wistful imagery of “Paper Lanterns” to the grounded warmth of “Driftwood Heart,” this album invites you to pause, reflect, and move forward—still.

Whisperlight (Remastered)


**Keep Your Heart Safe – On Intimacy and Identity**

In an age of exposure, where personal stories are currency and declarations of identity are often expected, *“Keep Your Heart Safe”* asks a quiet but essential question: **must everything be said to be real?**

This song does not condemn visibility, nor does it call for silence out of shame. Instead, it gently reminds us of the beauty and strength of the **unspoken**, the **private**, the **intimate spaces** we choose to guard — not because we are afraid, but because we are whole without needing to explain.

Today, it has become more and more common to introduce oneself not only with a name or a job, but also with a label of sexuality: “I’m gay,” “I’m straight,” “I’m bi.” This may be liberating, and often necessary, especially in contexts where silence equals invisibility or even danger. For many, these words are lifelines, affirmations of existence in a world that has long denied them a voice.

But the song poses another, more personal question: **when the battle is not survival but authenticity, does identity still require a megaphone?** Or can love, desire, and orientation exist peacefully without needing to be defined aloud?

In *“Keep Your Heart Safe,”* identity is seen as a journey — individual, shifting, sacred. The lyrics compare declarations of self to the act of painting oneself, pinning labels in the palm like badges of belonging. But what if what defines us most does not need to be shouted, but rather **felt, lived, protected**?

The song also touches on the risk of overexposure — the urge to make the personal collective, the intimate political, perhaps at the cost of mystery, nuance, or depth. In a society where visibility often feels like the price of relevance, choosing to keep certain things secret becomes almost revolutionary.

Yet this is not a call to erase difference. On the contrary, *“Keep Your Heart Safe”* acknowledges that there are causes worth defending, words that must be heard, and truths that demand light. But it also defends the right to **choose silence** — not out of denial, but out of dignity.

Sometimes, keeping love private is not hiding it — it is **honoring it**.

In the final verses, the song offers a simple yet powerful message: love does not require banners. Nor does it need to become a fight to be valid. When someone loves you, they love all of you — not just the word you use to describe yourself.

*“Keep Your Heart Safe”* is not a manifesto. It’s a whisper. A moment of stillness in a world of noise. It reminds us that what is **not said** can be just as true, just as meaningful, just as powerful — because the most beautiful things often bloom behind closed gates, far from the crowd, in the quiet warmth of a hidden garden.

I Cani - Il posto più freddo

duvel yonker

Recent comments

wsbc

richsnort

richsnort

richsnort

Related tracks