Tender

Talker

Coming To Town

Feels Like A Start

Tonight

Fabrics

Car Door

hi, it's nice to meet me

Get Out My Way

Blame It On Blue

Silhouettes and State Lines

Salmo 51

Luci di Strada

Wanted to make an inspiring piece to all the female out there. Dont worry, we have heard you. However small your voice is, we gotchu.

[Verse 1]

There were days I almost gave it up,

When “enough” felt louder than love.

But something soft refused to fade,

A whisper in the noise it made.

[Pre-Chorus]

“Take one more breath.

Take one more step.”

It wasn’t fire. It wasn’t roar.

Just a quiet voice I’d heard before.

[Chorus]

It said: “You’re still here. That’s all it takes.

You don’t need to win — just don’t erase.

If you fall today, fall with grace.

Then rise again. And take your place.”

[Verse 2]

I’ve seen strength dressed up as rage,

And seen it weep inside a cage.

But now I know what power is—

A trembling hand that still insists.

[Pre-Chorus]

“One more hour. One more dawn.”

Even cracked hearts can carry on.

Not by noise. Not by might.

But by choosing not to turn off the light.

[Chorus]

It said: “You’re still here. That’s more than enough.

You don’t need answers, just the trust.

If you break, then break with grace.

You’re not alone. This is your space.”

[Bridge]

The world will rush,

But I will stay.

The storms will come—

I’ll bend, not fray.

[Final Chorus]

“You’re still here. So write your name.

You don’t need fame — just stay the same.

Let your love outshine the race.

And rise again… with quiet grace.”

The Small Voice

neurocrush is an emerging independent artist with deep roots in performance and songwriting. After over a decade fronting and playing keys in cover bands, neurocrush founding member, Jay, turned his focus to original music—crafting emotionally rich, synth-driven tracks built from a personal library of hundreds of electronic stems developed over the years late at night while drinking whiskey and playing music.

Blending cinematic textures with melodic hooks and both amateur and professional lyric and vocal collaborations, Jay’s sound draws from electropop, synthwave, dream pop, and electronic influences. His music is not about chasing trends—it’s about human connection, love and pain, creativity, and sharing meaningful sonic experiences with listeners who appreciate this style. His debut mastered track, Silhouettes and State Lines, marks the start of a new chapter, with more original releases on the way.