“Break the Pattern” is the core rupture of the album — not an explosion, but a steady unraveling. With surging drums, layered guitars, and emotional lift, it marks the moment when numbness is no longer enough. It’s not triumphant — it’s trembling, real, and necessary. A first, shaking step toward yourself.

Break the Pattern

A gritty emo-rock/EDM hybrid about accepting isolation as identity rather than failure. Distorted guitars, pulsing electronic beats, and edgy vocals paint the picture of someone who refuses romantic expectations and embraces emotional distance as freedom. Energetic yet emotionally fractured, the song mixes adrenaline with vulnerability.

Alone in the Static

A powerful emotional EDM-pop song about tearing down emotional barriers and letting someone see the raw, imperfect self hidden behind them. Melancholy verses build into an anthemic, synth-driven chorus with a cathartic drop. The track blends vulnerability with intensity, turning emotional struggle into a soaring plea for connection and healing.

Breaking the Cycle

A reflective indie-acoustic track about time speeding up as adulthood replaces the slow, colorful days of youth. Gentle guitars and warm vocals highlight the tension between cherished childhood memories and the relentless pace of the present. Melodic, wistful, and emotionally grounded, it captures the universal ache of growing older too fast.

Faster We Run

A cinematic indie-rock ballad about a night that felt like a dream, vivid, magical, and over too soon. Ambient textures mix with soaring guitars and tender male vocals to capture the ache of losing someone who felt like a moment out of a film. The song drifts between nostalgia, longing, and the surreal beauty of a memory that refuses to fade.

Fleeting Frame

A melancholic atmospheric-dubstep track exploring loneliness while surrounded by others. The male vocals float through reverb-laden synths and icy textures, telling the story of someone who feels like a ghost in his own social circles. Heavy drops combine with emotional fragility, creating a haunting contrast between internal silence and external noise.

Haunted Among the Living

A high-energy rock anthem about pushing through exhaustion and turning burnout into fuel. Gritty electric guitars, pounding drums, and defiant male vocals carry the theme: even when tired, worn down, and running on fumes, he pushes forward with fire. The track balances raw fatigue with relentless determination.

Lost in the Noise

A gentle acoustic ballad about longing for escape but choosing love over fantasy. Soft guitars and warm melodies support emotional male vocals as he weighs the lure of freedom against the reality of deep connection. The song shifts from wistful dreaming to quiet gratitude, turning Neverland from an escape into a metaphor for what he already has.

Neverland Dreams

A bright, melodic pop track that hides emotional emptiness beneath its polished exterior. The protagonist has stability, comfort, and a picture-perfect routine, yet no one to share it with. The upbeat production contrasts with the loneliness quietly haunting his “perfect life,” creating a bittersweet feel-good-but-not-quite song.

To My Grave

A cinematic, emotional ballad about feeling invisible while longing to be seen. Soft piano, airy strings, and trembling vocals paint the image of someone fading into the background, hoping someone will look close enough to understand them. The song moves between whispered vulnerability and soaring emotional release, ending on a desperate plea not to disappear.

Through the Silence

A soft, comforting folk-pop song about moving slowly in a fast-moving world. Gentle guitars, warm vocals, and light percussion create a meditative atmosphere inspired by rivers, mountains, and natural growth. It’s a calm affirmation of finding strength in stillness, patience, and quiet self-trust.

Wanderlust Pulse

Solive Raye is the sound of solitude given form, quiet thoughts turned into raw, melodic truths. An engineer and lifelong observer, Solive Raye writes for those who feel alone in crowded rooms, where silence speaks louder than words.


Blending dark, atmospheric tones with flickers of hope, his music lives in the in-between: not quite despair, not quite light, but something honest.


Raised in movement, from football fields to refereeing lines, he now wanders more internal landscapes, shaping every lyric with the precision of an outsider looking in.


Solive Raye doesn’t shout. He resonates.