To Kill a Man

The Greatest (Extended) (Explicit)

Written by Samuel Eduardo Martinez Roque. Acoustic guitar by Venus

Let Go (Acoustic)

He Should Have Known is a bittersweet breakup song written in the aftermath of silence and unmet apologies. Set against a sparse, emotionally vulnerable soundscape, it imagines the words the other person never said and the closure that never came. It's a quiet confrontation, tender but biting, about what we wish they’d realized before it was too late

He Should Have Known

He Should Have Known (Commentary) is a raw, spoken-word reflection on heartbreak, guilt, and the elusive power of apology. Blending personal storytelling with emotional fragments from the song itself, the commentary unpacks the pain of never receiving the closure you needed and later, becoming the one who causes it. Vulnerable, unscripted, and intimate, it captures the emotional weight behind the song and the quiet truth that forgiveness, like apology, often says more about the giver than the receiver

He Should Have Known (Commentary)

Samuel

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