Bury me quiet

Where were you

You’re in my head 
Like a night mare 
Why am I scared 
Cause you’re right here 
Maybe I’ve grown 
Comfortable being alone 
Maybe I’m okay 
Being this way 

There’s a bigger picture 
Does it start with ya 
There’s something, that Im missin
Or will you just turn me blue 

Do I look like a fool 
Like someone 
You can use 
I guess I don’t mind 
If you promise me 
That I can call you mine 

There’s a bigger picture 
Does it start with ya 
There’s something, that Im missin
Or will you just turn me blue 

What if blues my favorite color
I dont mind that I am slipping under
Your spell 
Baby blues my favorite color 
I’ll be blue
Just for you

Blue for u (prod Sadney)

muse (instrumental)

glass rain

This lyric is about that magical moment when you meet someone on the dancefloor and the whole world disappears. The music’s loud, the lights are spinning, people are all around—but your eyes are locked only on him. It’s about a connection so strong it feels like you’ve known each other forever, even if it’s just one night. It’s tender, it’s passionate, and it’s real—proof that love can find you anywhere, even in the middle of a crowded club.

Love at the Club

“After the Blur” is a soul-deep journey through emotional clarity, crafted by Kaelion with haunting precision and poetic restraint. Across 20 tracks, the album explores what remains after the chaos fades — the quiet truths, the unsent signals, the soft armor we wear to survive love.

Each song is a vignette: cinematic, intimate, and structured like a memory. From the ambient ache of “Poignant Flow” to the sensual defiance of “Spicy Hot Ballads,” Kaelion builds a sonic archive that feels lived-in and timeless. The production is minimalist but textured — ambient pads, lo-fi percussion, soft piano, and vocals that glide between confession and control.

Themes of emotional interference, quiet resilience, and late-night vulnerability run throughout. The album doesn’t chase resolution — it honors the blur, the bloom, and the breath that follows.

18. The Quiet That Remains

11. Passionate Limit

1. Glass Pulse

10. Takdir kita (Outro)

Nomad is the debut album from Nick Nobody, an artist of Hyperbole Creative Media. The album explores themes of resistance to and refusal of love, relationships, and long-lasting bonds as a means of self-preservation, or so it may seem. Drawing on nomadic characteristics like wandering and a constant avoidance of settling in one place, Nomad takes a deep-dive into the concept of protection over connection, uncovering vulnerability, desire, disappointment, and longing hidden underneath fear and misunderstanding. Ultimately, the album is an introspective journey with winding roads leading to clarity and a hope for stability.

10. Takdir kita (Outro)

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