Kitten's Here (inspired by Sylus from Love and Deepspace)

“Use It On Me” is pure electricity.
Its desire turned into a current… hot, dangerous, irresistible.

This song was written for Sylus, the one you know you shouldn’t touch… but you do anyway. He’s not safe. But that’s the point. His power isn’t just physical… it’s the way he looks at you like he knows what you want before you do. He holds himself back like he’s afraid he’ll break you, and this song is her answer: don’t. I can take it. I want it.

The idea came from the tension that always simmers when he’s near. His energy is like a live wire… you feel it before he even speaks. So I wanted the song to sound like that: gritty synths, a pulsing, electric bassline, and vocals that flicker between seductive, defiant, and downright daring, with a beat you can move to and lyrics that tease, tempt, and challenge.

It’s sexy. It’s fearless.
It’s her telling him: If you’ve got that power… use it on me.

Because with Sylus, Sora doesn’t want to be protected.
She wants to burn.

Use It On Me (inspired by Sylus from Love and Deepspace)

“Undertow” is my seduction song… for the god who doesn’t need to raise his voice to wreck you.

This track was written with Rafayel in mind: the calm before the tidal wave. The kind of love that doesn’t strike like lightning… it pulls. Slowly. Silently. Deeply. You don’t even notice you’re drowning in it until you’re already too far gone. That’s what “Undertow” is: the sound of surrender.

I imagined Sora not resisting it… wanting it. Needing to be swept away by the slow drag of his presence, his touch, the way he takes over without ever forcing. This is about an emotional riptide. The idea that she’d rather drown in him than breathe without him.

Musically, it’s electropop, glammy, and hypnotic. Vocally, it had to be sensual but commanding… she’s not being taken under helplessly. She’s choosing it. Every line is a descent into him.

“Undertow” is about the power of subtle seduction. The kind of love that drags you deeper the softer it holds you. The kind of man you never fight… because you want to drown in him.

Undertow (inspired by Rafayel from Love and Deepspace)

I Am Enough…

In Another Life (inspired by Rafayel)

Brushstrokes On The Tide (inspired by Rafayel from Love and Deepspace) (Remix)

The Song I Forgot (Dance Remix)

Through The Stars For You (Xavier)

Swim For Me

When I wrote “Kiss Me,” I wanted it to feel like the exact moment you drop every worry, let go of the weight you’ve been carrying, and just breathe in the sun. Sora, my MC, has been through so much… death, battles, heartbreak… but this song is about the side of her that just wants to grab the boys by the hand and say, “Forget the missions, forget the pain. Just be here with me. Right now. In this moment.”

Musically, I wanted it to have that “golden hour at the beach” energy: a little flirty, a little dreamy, and completely carefree. The lyrics are an invitation to escape: no more guilt, no more battles, just fun in the sun.

For me, “Kiss Me” is a love letter to living in the now. It’s what happens when you let your guard down, dance barefoot in the sand, and let the sunset paint you in gold. And if you close your eyes, maybe you’ll hear the waves and the laughter, and maybe… just maybe.. you’ll feel like you’re right there with your LI (s).

Kiss Me

Sora Sayuri is a talented singer-songwriter whose passion for music and video games has inspired a unique and captivating musical journey. With a deep love for both creative outlets, Sora decided to merge her two passions, crafting original songs that capture the essence and emotions of the gaming worlds she adores.

Her music is a tribute to the epic adventures, legendary characters, and immersive stories that define video games. Through her enchanting melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Sora transports listeners to fantastical realms, evoking the same excitement and wonder found in the games she loves.

Join Sora Sayuri on her musical quest as she continues to create the ultimate soundtrack for gamers and music lovers alike.

Use It On Me (inspired by Sylus from Love and Deepspace)

Sora Sayuri

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