Fire (AcouChristo Remix)

Monkey Breeze

Elektrofikation 3D

Be yourself

So we’re going to slow down COMPLETELY after the release of THE DARK SIDE

The song “MAKE IT RIGHT” is about breaking free from perfectionism and self-doubt. It reflects a journey toward self-acceptance, realizing that true strength comes from embracing imperfection. Instead of chasing approval or flawless performance, we should learn to live authentically — finding peace, confidence, and freedom in simply being ourselves.

LYRIC

Intro

I tried to walk a line that’s straight,
Always perfect, never late.
But the cracks inside still show,
Guess the rules won’t help me grow.

Verse

Counting every step I take,
Worried ‘bout the moves I make.
But the harder I pretend,
The less I know where I begin.

Pre-Chorus

I don’t need a flawless disguise,
I’ll let the real me rise.

Chorus 

I don’t have to make it right,
I just gotta live my life.
All the pressure falls away,
I’m enough, I’ll be okay.
I don’t have to make it right,
Being me is worth the fight.

Verse

Tired of wearing someone’s face,
Running in a losing race.
Now I see the truth is clear,
What I need is already here.

Pre-Chorus 

I won’t let the moment pass me by,
This is who I am inside.

Chorus

I don’t have to make it right,
I just gotta live my life.
All the pressure falls away,
I’m enough, I’ll be okay.
I don’t have to make it right,
Being me is worth the fight.

Bridge

Every scar has told my name,
Every fault is not a shame.
Perfect’s just a losing game,
But I won’t play it.

Final Chorus 

I don’t have to make it right,
I just gotta live my life.
All the pressure falls away,
I’m enough, I’ll be okay.
I don’t have to make it right,
Being me is worth the fight.

Outro

 “I’m enough, I’m enough”

Make it right

Solar Flare Awakening Soul

Play it. ( 1997 ) Eddy Mango ( Eddy )

Heliosphere (2025) Remastered

Day Breaks

KAT — The Feminine Light (Art of Living II)

A spoken-word piece between worlds —
where Renaissance mysticism meets Baroque clarity,
and the voice becomes both prayer and presence.

A spontaneous reflection on the feminine principle of light —
not ascension, but embodiment.
It’s not about rising — it’s about radiating,
here, on earth.

🎙️ One take — voice flowing between German and English,
between soil and soul.

“Light doesn’t leave heaven.
It learns to live here.”


Spoken Word Reflection / Poetischer Text

The Feminine Light
(Art of Living II)

There is a kind of light
that doesn’t rise —
it returns.

It moves through skin and sound,
through breath and gesture,
through the quiet courage
of being here.

Not to save —
but to stay.

In every voice
that dares to soften,
in every truth
that doesn’t shout.

Das Licht ist nicht fern.
Es wohnt im Blick,
im Klang,
im Körper,
wenn er nicht flieht.

Ich bin nicht hier, um zu fliegen.
Ich bin hier,
um zu leuchten —
auf dieser Erde.

Light doesn’t leave heaven.
It learns to live here.

The Feminine Light (Art of Living II)

Storm

“Synthetic Euphoria” unfolds as a vivid journey through a neon-lit, digital dreamscape, where modern EDM energy collides with retro synthwave nostalgia. The track immerses the listener in a world of glowing circuits and flickering lights, evoking both the exhilaration and isolation of a hyperconnected future.

Layers of lush analog-style synths intertwine with pulsating electronic beats, creating a tension between warmth and synthetic perfection. Emotional vocal lines float above the driving bass, like a human heartbeat struggling to break through a network of wires and code. Glitchy effects and stuttered vocal chops enhance the sense of artificiality, turning every drop into a euphoric explosion of sound and emotion.

The song’s retro synthwave influence brings a timeless, cinematic quality, while the modern EDM structure ensures relentless energy and anticipation. From the delicate, melancholic intros to the soaring, bass-driven drops, “Synthetic Euphoria” captures the paradox of digital love: intensely beautiful, yet fleeting and intangible.

It is a sonic vision of a future where feelings are engineered, emotions are electric, and euphoria itself becomes a synthetic art form.

Synthetic Euphoria

Introducing "Synth S": A Journey from Classical Keys to Electronic Innovation

Since first touching the piano keys in 1988, "Synth S" has been on a relentless journey of musical exploration. Beginning with a classical foundation, He soon became captivated by the emerging world of electronic music, embracing iconic synthesizers of the late '80s such as the Yamaha DX7, Roland D-50 and Jupiter-8, and Korg M1. His innovative approach to sound design and composition quickly set him apart, blending intricate melodies with cutting-edge textures that pushed the boundaries of electronic music.

Never content with standing still, "Synth S" expanded his artistry further by picking up the guitar in 2001, adding a new dimension to his sonic repertoire. This fusion of electronic synthesis and expressive guitar work has defined his signature style—one that bridges eras, genres, and musical technologies with a visionary spirit.

From analog warmth to digital precision, "Synth S" continues to break new ground, proving that true artistry knows no limits.



Synthetic Euphoria

Synth S

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