I feel it rising, a fire in my chest, a love so wild, I can’t catch my breath.

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I Can't Help Myself

My Dear Friend

"Gas Station Angel" captures fleeting connections made on life's open road—brief moments that linger, leaving more questions than answers. It’s a slow-burning Americana ballad rooted in folk rock and 70s heartland influences. Set in C major, with a 4/4 time signature and a tempo around 78 BPM, the song blends acoustic textures with introspective storytelling. As track 3 on the album Highway of Heartbreak, it follows Gabriel, a 29-year-old drifting west after losing Elena, the love he couldn’t hold onto. At a gas station in Kansas, a stranger’s quiet words shake something loose in him: “The past don’t owe you much… but truth can burn and truth can touch. Blending my own ideas with AI support – a journey shaped by feeling and code.

Gas Station Angel

Everyone believes what they hear on the news but refuse to look just a little bit deeper bacause its too hard.

In The Light

"Soft Error" is the quiet breakdown no one sees, a song about functioning perfectly on the surface while crumbling slowly inside. In Solive Raye’s signature ambient-pop style, the lyrics trace the subtle internal collapse of a person who still smiles, still shows up, but feels like code that no longer runs clean. It’s not dramatic, not visible, just... slipping. Slowly. Silently. A hymn for those whose hurt never shows up in red.

Soft Error

A weary soul questions the routines of modern life, caught between numb survival and a buried longing for something more. It’s an anthem for those who keep going despite the emptiness.

Is This All There Is?

Song about tracing the outlines of a lost love in every room, every face, and every fleeting moment. With imagery like condensation on motel mirrors and quiet ghosts in crowded places, it captures the ache of holding space for someone who’s never coming back.

Condensation

[Verse 1]  
I saw your face through a screenlight glow  
Typing late nights, that's all I know  
Virtual hugs, electric fire  
You're my code and I'm your wire  

[Pre-Chorus]  
We pixel-kiss, it's zero-one  
This kind of love don’t weigh a ton  
You're my signal, I'm your spark  
A binary flame in the dark  

[Chorus]  
Digital soulmates, synced and free  
Hearts online, no latency  
You're the one I want to find  
In every chat, you're in my mind  

[Verse 2]  
Glitches fade when you appear  
No more buffering when you're near  
My screen lights up with your name  
In this world, we’re not a game  

[Bridge – Korean]  
너의 미소, 내 세상에 빛나  
(Your smile lights up my world)  
우린 거리 넘어 만난 기적  
(A miracle we met beyond the distance)

[Final Chorus]  
Digital soulmates, no goodbye  
We love through code and satellites  
Even if you're far from me  
I’m logged into our destiny  

Digital Soulmates

Album Description – Ghost by The Citripios

"Ghost" is the latest offering from The Citripios, a synthwave journey that delves deep into the spectral realm. Across 16 meticulously crafted tracks, the album explores the multifaceted nature of ghosts — not merely as eerie apparitions, but as echoes of unresolved stories.

Each composition reveals a different face of the afterlife: souls trapped in emotional loops, spirits who never had the chance to say goodbye, and those who linger on, waiting for justice after unspeakable tragedies. It's a sonic séance that moves between melancholy, defiance, and catharsis.

The production is crisp and deliberate, blending futuristic synth textures with an emotionally charged atmosphere. Ghost is not only a musical statement — it's a carefully curated soundscape where every arpeggio and every reverb-drenched beat seems to carry a memory.

Dark yet luminous, stylish yet sincere, Ghost is a spectral love letter to those caught between worlds. The Citripios invite you to listen, reflect — and perhaps even remember.



My forgiveness

Ghost Notes is a soundtrack for the unspoken; the quiet echoes of love, loss, and everything in between. Through each track, it unravels the pieces left behind: the moments of clarity, the weight of old scars, the rush of falling too fast, and the ache of wanting someone who isn’t truly yours. At its heart, this album is about rediscovery; learning to love yourself again, owning your flaws, and finding beauty in the truths we usually leave unsaid. With music crafted to give voice to the feelings we all know but rarely express, Ghost Notes speaks in the language of the heart. S/o to my boy Brandon for helping in the creative process on this. Love y'all❤️

Let Me Know

Jessi has taken the classic country themes—love, heartbreak, small-town dreams, and Friday nights—and bring them to life with a fresh, modern energy. Expect catchy choruses you can’t help but sing along to, slick production, and a mix of acoustic instruments like the acoustic guitar or banjo, fused with a pop-friendly beat.

My Reason for Life

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.