Divided No More" stands as a bold declaration in a fractured world, where red and blue once waged war, a jagged line no longer separates but reminds us what we've overcome. This cover captures the moment the veil is torn, not to divide, but to reveal the truth beneath the surface. The bold typography speaks with authority, echoing a message louder than politics: unity is the revolution. This is not just a Song, it’s a call to rise above the illusion, to remember we are one.

Divided No More

A quietly powerful confession from someone who processes the world through music rather than words. This song merges vulnerability with resolve, expressing the inner life of a person who chooses introspection over performance. It's about being misunderstood, yet refusing to abandon meaning, and finding identity in creation rather than validation.

Wired for Meaning

"Fairytale" is a dreamy lo-fi synth-pop ballad that explores the dissonance between our digital illusions and aching need for real connection—a melancholic lullaby for the digital age. Like staring at a cracked phone screen under blankets, the song lingers in the eerie glow of late-night scrolling, its whispered vocals wrapped in warped synths and glitchy percussion. From artificial voice interludes to verses humming with tape-hiss intimacy, it mirrors a lyrical journey from numb detachment to sudden clarity. By the final chorus, the music dissolves into the quiet aftermath of a digital awakening, leaving only the ghost of a notification ping. This is melancholic synth-pop at its most raw: a faded polaroid of 3AM existentialism in the smartphone era.

[Verse 1]
Once upon a time in a dim little room,
The outside world hummed through walls like a tune.
And the glow of a screen, so bright yet so cold,
Made it all feel unreal.

[Verse 2]
There was a person with a world in their hand,
Endless vacations on digital sand.
Perfect faces, no cracks, no end
Just a highlight reel.

[Chorus]
Maybe I should put this thing down,
Step outside, feel the ground.
Open my eyes, let it heal
'Cause this is just a fairytale.

[Break]

[Verse 3]
Once upon a time, there was a fool like me,
One foot in dreams, one lost in the screen.
A cage full of wires, a prison of light
But nothing was real.

[Verse 4]
They tore through the noise, cut the strings,
Left the bright little lies for the weight of real things.
And the thing in their hand? Just a key to the truth
Not what’s real.

[Final Chorus]
So I’m gonna put this thing down,
Let the silence drown out the sound.
Finally see, finally feel
Life’s no fairytale.

[End]



Fairytale

something i made after i watched frieren, if you understand you understand

Carry You in Shadows

This world just doesnt feel right anymore. Sometimes everything just gets too much. So i keep locking myself in thoughts of better times.

This is Volume 2 of a series of  nostalgic 80s  synthwave songs, meant to carry you back to times where it seemed all so  much better.
Close your eyes and drift into a nostalgic dreamscape. 
Let the warm analog synths, lush guitar riffs, and pulsing rhythms take you back to long-forgotten nights — filled with hope, loss, and everything in between.

Perfect for late-night drives, creative moments, or simply letting go and getting lost in thought.
Let the music carry you — through rainy streets, flickering city lights, and the quiet echoes of a time long past.



Shine Again (reviewed)

This genre-blending album is a vibrant journey through sound — a bold and eclectic mix that refuses to stay in one lane. Fusing the high energy of dancehall and reggaeton, the raw edge of hip-hop & rap, the pulse-pounding rhythm of drum & bass, the hypnotic vibes of trance, and the dark swagger of trap, it’s a playlist that surprises at every turn. Whether you’re here to move, reflect, or just discover something fresh, this collection brings it all together with seamless transitions and infectious grooves. With an undercurrent of learning and evolution, each track pushes boundaries while keeping the vibes high. A must-listen for open ears and restless feet.

Too Broken To See

The Verdict

It reflects on humanity’s creation, Christ’s sacrifice, and the believer’s journey through doubt, struggle, and victory. The chorus celebrates the Bible as God's personal love letter and invites the Spirit to move within. It's a heartfelt declaration that God will answer all our questions—in His time, through His love.

You Will Answer

Let You Go (But Don't) [2025 Remastered]

Let You Go (But Don't) (2025 Remastered)

A Bond Worlds Apart

“In His Image” by GTV Mansfeld is a cinematic soul-search through the mind of a creator wrestling with purpose, fame, and divine design. Blending raw honesty with poetic reflection, the track explores what it means to make art not for applause, but because it’s woven into our nature—flawed, yearning, and still somehow sacred.

In His Image

Hey, I’m Ethan from the UK. 👦 Just a guy lost in the music, trying to find my way through the chaos. Two years ago, after graduating from university, I started writing and recording my own songs, turning my love for music into something real. Singing has always been my way of expressing emotions and telling stories, and now I’m excited to share my journey with the world.

💙 Appreciate you for being here—this means everything. 🙏💙

Let You Go (But Don't) (2025 Remastered)

Ethan Horahn

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