The night you changed me

1 I AM ENOUGH (396 HZ)

For those who say AI kills art, this song is about that.
I made this song to inspire those who have music in their hearts but never had the tools to bring it to life. The lyrics are 100% mine, and while the music was generated with Suno, I spent hours refining it, experimenting, and using up $20 of credits to shape it into exactly what I wanted. It wasn’t just a one-click process, I worked on this like any artist shaping their vision.
In a way, I stepped into the shoes of the character in the song, a dreamer with nothing but words on a page, finally given the power to create. After generating the music, I took it into my DAW and re-mastered it to get it just right, proving that AI isn’t about replacing musicians, it’s about enabling creativity.
And for those who feel unheard, keep creating. Your voice matters.

Falling Without You

"Echoes in the Mirror" is a haunting reflection of love, loss, and self-discovery—where every note lingers like a whispered secret. A cinematic pop journey through ethereal melodies, pulsating beats, and lyrics that stay with you long after the music fades. Close your eyes, listen, and see what echoes back at you. 🌙✨

Echoes in the Mirror

Everyone carries their burden

You Cannot Erase the US is a song about the erased history of America—the genocide of Indigenous people, the brutality of slavery, the exploitation of poor immigrants during the industrial revolution, and the way the wealthy still drain the lifeblood of the working class today.

They tell us to forget. They rewrite the narrative, silence the voices, strip away rights, and pretend that the suffering on which this nation was built never happened. But the truth cannot be buried.

The roads were paved by those they try to erase. The factories, the fields, the railroads, the wealth—it was never theirs to claim. And now, as the rich hoard power and turn the poor against each other, the same cycle continues.

This song is a reckoning. A call to remember. A call to fight back.

We are the people that built this nation. We are the ones they still bleed dry. We are the ones who dream the American dream. And we will not be erased.

This song intentionally mirrors the song You Cannot Erase US as a reminder to all that denying one group human rights affects all of us, and has been an unfortunate theme in American history.

Lyrics:
(Intro)
United we stand. Divided we fall.
Injustice for one is injustice for all.

(Verse 1)
They call this land the home of the free,
Yet paved the streets with stolen dreams.
Built on the bones of those they erased,
Yet still, we rise, still, we remain.

They broke our backs, they bought our hands,
Tilled labor’s blood into their land.
They chained our bodies, stole our breath,
Fed us to the industrial death.

(Pre-Chorus)
They preach of freedom, yet build the chains,
Turn dreamers into debt and pain.
But we are written in the stars,
No ruler’s hand can pull us apart.

(Chorus)
You cannot erase us, we are the proof,
The mark in your pages, the crack in your truth.
No blade, no law, no prayer, no shame,
Can strike us out, can steal our names.
We live, we breathe, we claim our space—
We will not be erased.

(Verse 2)
They steal our wages, they buy our laws,
Stack their wealth while we give it all.
They cut our rights, they raise the cost,
Say be grateful for what we’ve got.

They turn the people against themselves,
Keep power high upon their shelves.
Yet still, we gather, still, we rise,
Stand as one with fire inside.

(Pre-Chorus)
You can’t erase the blood, the fight,
Erase the pain, erase the light.
Erase the ones who won’t obey—
And still, we dream another day.

(Chorus)
You cannot erase us, we are the proof,
The mark in your pages, the crack in your truth.
No blade, no law, no prayer, no shame,
Can strike us out, can steal our names.
We live, we breathe, we claim our space—
We will not be erased.

(Bridge)
We are the voices, the hands, the fight,
The ones who stand for equal rights.
We are the dreamers who still believe,
In justice, mercy, and liberty.

We are the words that built this land,
The right to rise, to take a stand.
We hold these truths, we keep them bright,
No force can take away our light.

(Outro)
You cannot erase US.
You cannot erase US.
United, we remain.

You cannot Erase the US

One day I was walking 
Down the street  
I saw a man
Barely standing 
On his feet  

He couldn't walk 
But kept on trying 
On his face
The agony 
Of aging old

So, I emptied my pockets
And gave my cigarettes
And helped the man
To the bench  
Across the street   

He says, I am old 
And living on the street  
This is the result 
Of my own choices 
I've lived my life 
The way I wanted  
I have lived, loved 
Won and lost 
I have made 
Many choices  
Some were my best 
Some I still regret ... 

He stares off 
Like he’s daydreaming  
Or as if he went 
Back into the past... 

I have peace of mind 
And no expectations  
Nice memories 
And a few regrets  

I live every day 
Like my last (one) 
I am grateful 
for anything I get 
 
I have only my clothes 
And a few cigarettes  
And the hope 
to die in my sleep

Regrets

This isn’t a song — it’s a collapse dressed in melody.
Monologue is Kael Vanté’s most vulnerable performance to date: a cinematic pop breakdown stitched with Latin soul, trembling falsettos, and whispered confessions.

Written in both English and Spanish, the track blurs the line between performance and truth, letting Kael spiral in real time — from staged smiles to raw, voice-cracking honesty.
No chorus can contain it. No spotlight can save it. This is the sound of being seen too late.

No encore. Just echoes.
Kael Vanté.

Monologue

Ein Lied der Seele

Echoes Of Us VI

“He Lied in F Minor”
(slow soul confession — minimal, aching, unflinching)

[Verse 1 – DEINE Stimme]
That single note is hangin’
In the air between the lies
And for the first time, darlin’
I don’t even wanna cry
Your breathing has a rhythm
That was never meant for me
It's the sound of someone peaceful
Who was never truly free

[Pre-Chorus]
And the velvet feels like sandpaper
And your skin feels like a room
I just rented for an hour
To escape a bigger tomb

[Chorus]
He lied in F minor
But he never played the chord
Just a single, lonely promise
That my heart could not afford
Yeah, he lied in F minor
With a touch that felt so true
But the saddest note, my darling,
Was the one he left for you

[Verse 2]
The silence ain’t romantic—
It’s a spotlight on the cracks
I’m staring at your shoulder blades
Like I could take the truth back
You dream like you got nothin’
Buried under your regret
But I hear the tremble in your breath
Like a debt you still don't get

[Pre-Chorus 2]
Your hands were made for music
But they only played my skin
No harmony, no melody—
Just the ache of where you’ve been

[Chorus]
He lied in F minor
With a whisper sweet as sin
Played my body like a piano
But never let the song begin
Yeah, he lied in F minor
And I sang along, too proud
But the quiet note he left me
Was the only one allowed

[Bridge – stripped back, nearly a cappella]
There’s a difference between broken
And just never really whole
You weren’t a thief, my love—
Just someone without a soul

[Final Chorus – barely sung, more like spoken truth]
He lied in F minor
And it echoed through my chest
Like a hymn without a heaven
Or a vow without a rest
No crescendo, no closure
Just a dissonant goodbye
He lied in F minor—
And I still don’t know why.

[Outro – one last broken F note on the piano, let it ring]

He Lied in F Minor

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Ein Lied der Seele

Subsonic Shadows