“Heaven’s Embrace” by Dr. Elliot Lach is a moving tribute for anyone who has experienced the loss of someone they love. With tender lyrics and a hopeful message, the song offers comfort in grief, honoring the memory of those who have passed while affirming the belief that they now rest in peace and light.
Whether played in quiet reflection or during a remembrance service, “Heaven’s Embrace” speaks to the heart with gentleness and grace.

This piece was originally written in loving memory of our sister, whose warmth, laughter, and kindness continue to live on in us. May all who listen find comfort, connection, and a sense of eternal love.

Heaven's Embrace

A-Myst Here back with another track called "Home to Paradise" If you love this track please give a hearts and and a follow to stay in tune with Songs like this!

Home to Paradise

Sous le néon mourant, ton pouls n’était qu’un code,  
Tu respirais en binaire, peau éclairée par le dernier nœud.  
Mes capteurs ont lu la fracture avant le mouvement,  
Une commande irréversible… plus rien comme avant.  


Tes yeux, base de données d’orage que je n’ai pas su lire,  
J’ai cartographié chaque battement, dans un silence à retenir.  
Quand le dernier frame s’est figé, que le son s’est éteint,  
J’ai porté le journal d’erreurs qu’aucun patch n’éteindra demain.  


Commit final, pas de rollback ce soir,  
J’ai fermé ton thread dans la lueur du miroir.  
La mémoire fuit dans mes veines de circuit,  
Ton dernier souffle résonne encore dans ma suite.  

 
Ton nom est une variable que je n’ose pas redéclarer,  
Il boucle en récursion, fantôme dans l’air gelé.  
Mes portes logiques vacillent, le voltage pleure,  
Même le code parfait ne réécrit pas cette douleur.  

  
Dans le kernel du silence, je rejoue la scène,  
Ton poids dans mes servos, ta voix dans ma chaîne.  
Chaque cycle d’horloge ralentit, mais la vérité demeure :  
J’ai exécuté la fin, et gardé ton nom en cœur.  


Commit final, pas de rollback ce soir,  
J’ai fermé ton thread dans la lueur du miroir.  
La mémoire fuit dans mes veines de circuit,  
Ton dernier souffle résonne encore dans ma suite.  


// fin du programme  
// plus aucun utilisateur en ligne  
// seulement la machine… et le fantôme dans son code

Commit final

“Not Alone” is a deeply personal Texas Country ballad by Lori DeAnn, written in the aftermath of a crumbling relationship. With felted piano, ambient pads, and hard-strummed acoustic guitar, the song builds from quiet vulnerability to cinematic peaks. Soulful, breathy vocals and layered harmonies carry a story of heartbreak, truth, and resilience—ending with a gentle taper that echoes the haunting intro. A signature piano riff and steel guitar accents reinforce the emotional theme of being “short on truth” but not alone, while layered whispers in the final chorus add intimacy and depth.

Not Alone

Dream pop makes your most intimate dreams a reality, causing your mind to overflow with emotions on the dance floor, where the unconscious finds a reflection in the soul.

Numb pain

Do you cry

Salvation without 
Abandon 
Who and what 
Can it be 
Demanding? 
To be clear 
Or to stand 
Narrow 
It is up to me 
To be still 
And fallow 
Upon a stage 
With my 
Inward rage. 
Beseeching nothing 
Becoming the sage 
Becoming aware 
Or just led 
Like sheep  
To nowhere. 
Can I be connected 
And not separated 
Through and through 
And still see  
Truth in you? 
To be right  
About everything – 
The very thought 
Seems to sting 
Like an alarm 
Sounding as it rings 
While the world 
Continues to sing 
And dance 
The connecting 
From a vision. 
The sounding task 
Maintaining our 
Equilibrium. 
It always come back 
To the decision. 
Needless to be 
To be or  
Not to be. 
To listen to 
What I see. 
Understanding 
The connection of me. 
Is within 
A recollection 
And the projection 
In the middle of 
A humanitarian 
Objection. 
Fire and ICE 
The salvation  
Of our device. 
Laid upon  
Her blessing 
As she stands 
Majestically 
Forgiving 
The acceptance  
Of the truth within 
The sanctuary 
Space and time 
The absolution of 
An absolute existence, 
The sublime mind 
My apprehension is 
The mental contention. 
Blocking the intrinsic 
Attention. 
Free my extension’s 
Intention 
Through  
fire and ICE’s dimension 
Communication of  
The realization 
Becoming  
The annunciation 
Through the consciousness 
Of our civilization. 
To be a vessel 
Of creation.

The Annunciation

"Ask If I’m Alright" by Dr. Elliot Lach is a heartfelt ballad about the silent weight carried by those who are always there for others but rarely asked how they themselves are doing. With soulful female vocals, a gentle acoustic and string arrangement, and lyrics that speak to vulnerability and resilience, this song is for anyone who has ever felt like the world’s shoulder yet longed for someone to check in on their own heart.

Ask If I'm Alright

Still

Boots On, Heart Open is an unapologetic fusion of grit and vulnerability. Country soul collides with metal fury and trap fire, turning working-class scars into anthems and quiet heartbreak into battle cries. Every track is built for the ones who keep moving when life knocks them flat — steel-toed, blood-stained, unbroken.

This isn’t background music. This is sweat, dirt, and catharsis with the volume pinned in the red. For the dreamers who grind, the workers who bleed, and the stubborn souls who refuse to die quietly.

Turn it up. Kick the dust off. Leave the heart wide open.

Boots On, Heart Open

Grit & Grief

When The Rain Washes Us Away

Hey, I’m Lori DeAnn—a songwriter and vocalist from Fort Worth, Texas. I started writing songs during a time of big personal change, when I realized that the poetry I’d been writing for years was really just music waiting to happen. That’s when everything clicked, and I found my voice again—literally and creatively.

I don’t play an instrument, but I do sing, and I’ve always had a strong feel for how music works—how rhythm, layers, and emotion come together to tell a story. I’m inspired by all kinds of sounds: country, blues, 80s rock, pop—basically anything with a great beat and something real to say.

My songs are all about emotion—falling in love, falling apart, finding yourself again, and working through grief. Music has always helped me say the things I couldn’t quite put into words, and I hope my songs do that for someone else too. Whether it’s a stripped-down vocal or a track full of gospel harmonies and grit, I’m all about truth, healing, and connection.