Snow Angel

I Hate Boston

Genesis.

Adore You (Cover)

Stained

That Could Be Me

Who's the Clown?

Bowling alley

BITE ME

Why Is She Still Here?

“Where ever you Are” introduces the Stardust on the Sleigh Tracks world with a tender Christmas gospel ballad about holding someone close across miles. Over warm piano, strings, sleigh bells, French horns, angelic choirs and a soulful sax, a female–male duet channels George Michael’s timeless R&B smoothness and Selena Gomez’s pop clarity into a soothing promise: presence can be emotional, not just physical.

The arrangement moves from intimate verses to a huge, hallelujah-style chorus, perfect for late-night holiday reflection playlists, long-distance love mixes and soulful Christmas radio. For fans of George Michael, Coldplay, Sam Smith and classic Christmas movie scores, this is the quiet tear-jerker that keeps people hitting replay.

Wherever You Are

Versions of You takes a single track and fractures it into fourteen alternate Quantum me worlds — each one revealing a different shape the story could take if the moment, the mood, or the narrator were just a degree to the left.

From glitch-folk confessions to neon-lit electro-soul, from whispered ASMR heartbreak to full-throttle trap, each version is its own universe: new chord colours, new emotional physics, new versions of the same truth. Some tracks feel intimate enough to touch; others feel like they’re broadcast from a future where your memories have been remixed without permission.

What stays the same is the centre of gravity, the ache and loss at the centre of the song about the love wearing out.

Whether you start at Version 1 or jump into the deep end at Version 14, each track refracts the same lyric through a different lens — digital, human, nostalgic, brutal, ecstatic, quiet, cinematic. Over the full album, the song becomes a prism: turn it once, you hear longing; turn it again, you hear defiance; turn it again, you hear relief.

This is not a remix album.
It’s a mirror maze.
And every reflection is a version of you.

Versions of you

Why Is She Still Here?

Reneé Rapp