Welcome to the most liked Quantum me tracks.

Top 16 Most Liked || Quantum me

Laid back track written in Paris about trying to have a deep and meaningful with someone who will never ever have a deep and meaningful.

Hold me

That's where you'll meet me, with leaves for a ceiling.

Leaving Eden

A song for the narcissist in your life. And if you don't know who that is...

Starting tomorrow

Welcome to the weekend!

September gold

The soundtrack to a lovestory in the south of france.

Roundabout Forever

Petrichor is a cinematic journey through drought, deluge, and renewal — an album that treats weather as emotion and sound as memory. Across ten tracks, it moves from the stillness of cracked soil to the ecstatic rush of Quantum Rain, blending field-recorded ambience, dream-folk intimacy, and the pulse of liquid drum & bass. Each song feels like a breath returning to the world, soaked in the scent of fresh rain after a long silence. It’s rooted in texture — wood, air, earth, water — yet shaped by the invisible currents of thought and longing that run beneath.

Beneath its surface beauty lies something elemental: the idea that every cycle of destruction and recovery mirrors the body, the mind, the self learning to live again. Voices drift in and out like weather fronts; acoustic guitars share space with sub-bass and reverb-drenched horizons. At its heart, Petrichor isn’t about rain — it’s about what the rain awakens: the soil remembering, the sky breathing, the listener arriving home to themselves.

Quantum Rain

We can be strangers if that's what you'd like.

Wake up

No need to shout, we see clearer with the lights out. 

Soul survivors

Beauty in the ruins

Make my own way

A quiet record about loud times — tracing one journey through online crowds, lost empires, and small acts of grace. Spoken, sung, and sometimes whispered, it asks what remains when the noise fades.

The colour that isn’t there

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 captain

the mother

the targeteer

An album about the first generation born fully inside the machine.
Children of the Algorithm moves from analogue childhood into the soft glow of the digital age, capturing the moment the world changed without anyone noticing. Twelve glitch-folk songs explore memory offloading, infinite scroll lullabies, baby’s first prompt, and the quiet way technology becomes home before we learn what “home” means.
A warm, eerie journey from the weight of a word to the logic of the feed — human voices dissolving into signal, then returning.

Did you come here to pass the time?

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