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This song isn't really "canon" to the album, but this was the first actual song I made under Little Faith where I had a bigger project in mind. I thought I'd pay some homage to it, and it fits well in my opinion, it feels like very "end credits" music!

Main guitar is from a tsubi club tweet (https://twitter.com/tsubiclub/status/1516526645938581507)

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so what... it's ALLORNOTHING.

Stellar Embrace - Melodic Dubstep Music

Story
The Garden of Pixels. Silicon Verses
In a neighborhood where swings creaked with loneliness and bicycles slept under layers of dust, lived Lúa, a girl with restless eyes and swift fingers. Her world fit on a tablet: animated dragons, friends with bright avatars, and algorithms that knew when she was sad before she did.
Every morning, the sun streamed through the window, but Lúa didn't see it. Her awakening was marked by the buzzing of notifications, not the chirping of sparrows. Her breakfast was a parade of short videos, her recess a 3D simulation. The trees in the park were just the background in a photo she never looked at twice.
Her parents, also trapped in their own digital labyrinths, didn't notice that Lúa no longer drew, no longer asked questions, no longer got her hands dirty. Her childhood slipped away like sand between algorithms that decided what she should laugh at, what she should wish for, what she should ignore.
One day, the tablet shut down. A technical glitch, they said. But for Lúa, it was an eclipse. At first, she cried, as if a part of her soul had been ripped out. Then, in the silence, she heard something new: the wind. She went out onto the balcony and saw other children, real ones, playing with a ball that had no battery.
Hesitantly, she went downstairs. The grass was prickly, the sun was scorching, the ball was clumsy. But something inside her woke up. She laughed. She fell. She scraped her knee. And for the first time in a long time, she felt alive.
Since then, Lúa lives between two worlds. One of pixels, where she still navigates with curiosity. And another of earth, of rain, of unfiltered gazes. She has learned that algorithms can entertain, but not embrace. That screens can teach, but not console.
And every time she sees another child caught in the blue glow, she throws a ball to them. Just in case.

🎶 Listen 💫 Share 💬 Comment ➕📃🎧 Add to your playlists... Because this journey is meaningless without you... Thank you for being here... J. Bilbao

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