Love Me Too Well, I'll Retire Early

When someone asks, “How are you?” – and you don’t know where to begin.
Track 1 from The Human Doll – lyrics by Foss.

01 - The Denier (The Human Doll)

Thoughts For The Night

KETA – 14 October 2025 — Diary Entry:
I didn’t plan the third one.
It just appeared — like a breath I forgot to exhale.
The room was still. The sea was somewhere inside the piano.
Each note came back as light. Each silence stayed.

There was no beginning this time, no pulse to find.
Only the soft rhythm of what already is —
the shimmer between skin and memory,
the way blue remembers me when I stop asking.

Love me once, love me twice, love me thrice —
and the sound keeps breathing without me.
It is calm. Infinite. Awake.

My SoundCloud page is my sonic diary — each track a living entry of what I felt, saw, and became.

All music, lyrics, and visual artwork created in collaboration between human artistry and AI technology.
© 2025 MIRAGE – All rights reserved.

Blue Pulse - Love Me Thrice

Bloodshot

Lauren Lewis opens her soul on Heart on Repeat — a collection of raw, emotional pop anthems about love, loss, and finding yourself again. Each track beats with honesty, warmth, and unforgettable hooks that linger long after the last note. This is vulnerability turned into power — her heart, on repeat. ❤️

Stores & Download - ditto.fm/heart-on-repeat

#Pop #IndiePop #SoulfulPop #EmotionalPop #FemaleVocalist #Heartfelt #LaurenLewis #NewMusic #LoveSongs #HeartOnRepeat

I Give in to Sin

Beauty in the ruins

A quiet hymn for the city’s heart — where the old meets the new, and something tender still grows between. Beauty in the Ruins II drifts from whispered poetry into a folk-gospel refrain, finding grace in everything that fades.

Beauty in the ruins II

Just a mess I make

Thanks for the advice, but wtf do you know about love?

What could you know about love?

Complicity is a glitch-folk concept album about the tension within the roles people are forced to play by war.
Each track speaks through the imagined voice of a different person living through the same day — a worker, a teacher, a reporter, a clerk, a captain.
It’s an album about the everyday sounds of duty, denial, hope, and harm — and the thin line between being part of something bigger and losing touch with yourself.

the worker

Ever feel like you've been playing quantum leap in your own life?

What could you know about love?

Quantum me