With music that wouldn’t be out of place in a Sergio Leone western, the haunting and haunted vocals tell of isolation and the want for solitude. The polar landscape and the white walls of an institution are indistinguishable.

Another Broken Juliet

Borealis

Just a Heart

A song about a love so profound, it chooses to set its object free. It's the story of knowing your home can't be someone else's universe, and the heartbreaking, selfless act of pushing the person you love towards their own magnificent, uncharted orbit.

Uncharted Orbit

A song about a goodbye on a train platform, and the love that's strong enough to let someone go. It's about watching a future depart on steel tracks, holding onto a ticket stub like proof, and understanding that some departures are blessings we carry to the end.

The Station Can't Hold

A song about a love that burned as bright and as fast as a struck match. It's a story of a fire that was never meant to be contained, leaving behind not just smoke and embers, but a permanent, glowing scar—a beautiful burn that you can still feel long after the flame is gone.

Burned Into Me

A song about a goodbye that leaves behind not a scar, but a steady, quiet flame. It's about a love that, even when it's gone, is carried like a candle in a dark room—a fire that remains, a name that is never forgotten.

Fire Remains

“Back to the Sea” is a contemplative, introspective song about recognizing oneself through another and understanding the shared essence of all beings. Through imagery of city lights, drifting waves, and night skies, it reflects on how connections act as mirrors, revealing fragments of our own identity and the truths we carry. Lines like “Finding fragments of me in your reality” and “Your soul feels like a faded memory” emphasize self-discovery, while the recurring imagery of the sea suggests the larger truth: we are all one, and in time, we fade into each other, becoming part of the same eternal flow. The song carries a dreamy, reflective, and meditative tone, inviting listeners to contemplate connection, unity, and the quiet beauty of shared existence.

Back to the Sea

In "Her Perfection," Red Clark crafts a compelling narrative that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. The song follows a storyteller who has traded in a life he "made" for the uncertain road ahead, confronting the reality of "broken dreams and broken bones." It explores the fascinating tension between a driving obsession and the quiet, unwavering support of a loved one who "just smiles and whispers baby it'll be ok." The song’s emotional core lies in the chorus, a moment of stark clarity and regret as the narrator comes to terms with the ultimate question: How could he have overlooked the perfection he left behind? It’s a timeless track about ambition, sacrifice, and the love that endures despite it all.

Her Perfection

"Saigo no Yoru" ("The Last Night") is a journey into the nostalgia of a perfect moment. A Melodic Trap track that captures the bittersweet emotion of a final summer night, where the joy of the present mixes with the sadness of an imminent farewell. A powerful synth melody and emotional vocals over a modern trap beat.

最後の夜

CYBER CHORD — campfire heart, circuit-board muse.

I write with AI as a co-writer and carve the lyrics by hand, then shape the tracks in Suno. Expect country roots, rock grit, and faith-bright pop.

This page is a quiet cabin—no generators, no door-to-door sales.

Boundaries: no paid promo, no playlisting, no cover-art pitches, no dance offers. If it’s a pitch, the porch light’s off.

If you’re a real listener, come in soft: pick one song, leave a genuine note (lyric/timestamp welcome), and share it with one friend. That spark keeps the fire going.

May your road stay open, your coffee stay warm, and your day be peaceful. 🔥🌲

Wuwi | 東京発。眠れない夜と壊れた夢のためのカワイイグリッチ。

Singer + Songwriter • Influences: Aretha Franklin, Joss Stone, Norah Jones, Janis Joplin, Amy Winehouse, Adele, Alabama Shakes, Hiatus Kaiyote

Part swing chanteuse, larrikin cowgirl and passionate witness, Aussie singer songwriter Tracey Bunn has spent over 20 years honing her craft, touring relentlessly in venues and festivals across Australia, Ireland, Europe and the UK, both solo and with her original band the Toe Sucking Cowgirls. Her exuberant live shows have garnered praise around the world and her songwriting has drawn a swag of awards.  Her debut album 'By The Wayside', produced by Anne McCue and recorded in Nashville with some of its’ finest musicians (including Aussie legends Bones Hillman and Mark Moffat) is a luscious blend of country, folk and pop rock, sometimes reminiscent of kd lang and Patsy Cline. 

“Her honest heartfelt songs convict her of the heinous crime of being a fine writer, observer and teller of tales. She is a woman who demands we listen and then delivers.” MAVERICK MAGAZINE UK


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