"Out of Orbit" is my way of sharing what it feels like to be a little lost in the universe — to feel like I’m spinning off track, disconnected, and searching for something or someone who understands the gravity I’m in. It’s about those moments when you feel like an outsider, speaking in codes, glitching out, and wondering if anyone else feels the same fear of drifting away. I wrote this song to express that vulnerability, the awkwardness, the nerdiness, and the quiet hope that maybe, just maybe, someone out there is also floating, looking for their place. It’s a reminder that even when we feel out of orbit, we’re not alone in our space.

Out Of Orbit

An Irish Indie folk song about getting away from the city and "Back to the Green"

Back to the Green

A Silent Lighthouse

A Shadow In The Rain

"Yelena’s Shadow" celebrates a young women’s resilience, inspired by Yelena from Thunderbolts. It’s a powerful reminder that even in darkness, inner strength & courage shine through, helping others embrace their true power & overcome their struggles.

Yelena's Shadow

The One

A song of inspiration for those battling Anxiety

Breaking the Shadows

International Superhits!

Basket Case

Nevermind

Come As You Are

Smells Like Teen Spirit

I am a nobody who likes music. As a teenager in the 80's, I used a double tape deck to create my own music mixes,  wishing I could actually compose and make  the kind of music I truly enjoyed listening to. Back then, mixing tapes was the best I could do.

Now, with advances in AI technology, I can create original music that reflects my personal taste—complete with lyrics and vocals that I love. I take my time crafting these songs, ensuring they’re not just thrown together, but carefully built to be meaningful and powerful. Best of all, I can share my creations freely with others.

So what is the inspiration for the style of my music? well, I’ve always been really drawn to certain singers and their styles because of the way they express themselves through their music. Some of my favorites are Alanis Morissette, Amy Lee from Evanescence, and Dolores O'Riordan from The Cranberries. Each of them has a really unique style that I find inspiring.

First, there’s Alanis Morissette. I love how raw and real her music feels. When she sings, you can tell she’s pouring her heart out. Her album Jagged Little Pill is full of songs that talk about things like heartbreak and self-discovery, but she does it in such an honest way. Her voice is powerful and full of emotion, and her lyrics often feel like she’s speaking directly to you. I really admire how she combines that grungy, alternative sound with lyrics that are so relatable.

Then there’s Amy Lee. I think her style is so different and really captivating. She brings this dark,  vibe to her music that just pulls you in. Her voice is so haunting and beautiful, almost like it’s telling a story. I love how she mixes rock with orchestral parts, making her songs feel really dramatic and cinematic. Her lyrics often explore deep topics like pain and hope, and her music always feels like an emotional journey.

And I can’t forget Dolores O’Riordan. Her voice is so unique—powerful but fragile at the same time. She had this Irish charm in her singing that made her songs feel poetic and heartfelt. Her lyrics often tell stories or express feelings in a really vivid way. I think what makes her stand out is how versatile her voice was—she could sound vulnerable or fierce, depending on the song.  The music still captivates me today, even years later.

These singers all have their own unique styles, and that’s why I like them so much. Alanis’s honesty, Amy’s dark elegance, and Dolores’s poetic voice—they all inspire me in different ways. Their music shows me how powerful and genuine singing can be.






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