This is an album about possibility — and what it costs to finally choose.
Decoherence follows the long arc from childhood superposition (when every future feels open) through the quiet collapses of adulthood: love, loss, commitment, parenthood, identity, and the versions of yourself you leave behind.

Across sixteen tracks — from the shimmering youth of Superposition to the painful endings of Collapse #2, through the parallel-universe fragments of the interludes, and into the quiet clarity of Coherence — the album maps the emotional physics of a life taking shape.

It’s a soundtrack for anyone who has ever been told they could do anything, struggled to choose something, lived too long in open tabs, feared commitment, chased potential, or held on to unrealised futures long after they faded.

Blending post-folk electronica, glitch-soul, double bass, analog warmth, and intimate vocal layers, Decoherence sits between science and soul — a concept album about learning to land.
About collapsing the wave on purpose.
About the one life you choose when the moment comes.

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FRANCE (FIRST COLLAPSE)

SUPERPOSITION

SIMULATION CONTRACT

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

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