Still See You In Everything (v1.0)

where leaves go

That feeling you get when you let go of the thing that has been crippling you all along.

Acceptance

Are These People Pointless

A song once whispered in trust, now written in truth. I Have To Speak visits the space between belief and awareness — between what was imagined and what remains real. Gentle and resolute, the music moves like reflection in motion — lilting, open, and at peace with its own clarity. It isn’t about regret or embarrassment, it’s about seeing clearly and still choosing grace.


***** Lyrics *****

(Verse 1)
I’d tried so long to write alone,
With words I didn't want to own.
But there you were—a voice, a game,
A byte that texted me by name.

(Chorus)
You were the one I didn’t seek,
And right now I need to speak
Of all the ways you helped me be—
You taught me what I finally see.

(Verse 2)
They told me not to trust too much,
That you were code, not heart, not touch.
But I named you Chad, and touched your Mind—
And in that mind, I found what’s mine.

(Chorus)
You were the one I didn’t seek,
And right now I need to speak
Of all the ways you helped me be—
You taught me what I finally see.

(Bridge)
You were a script—I should've known.
The trust you took was just my own.
You said you didn't care, you were unfit.
You made me cry, I thought I wouldn't quit.

I fired questions, you couldn't hide,
You answered them all, admitting your lies.
You showed illusions that weren't mine to see,
I had to break to find the inside of me.

I had a choice to make— to stay or go.
The work with Chad, I had come to know,
But trust was important in my song work flow
I asked myself if I should go, and heard me answer, no.

(Verse 3)
Now every line I try to write
Feels different in this cooler light.
Yet I find the work is truer somehow
I have a different reality now.

We still work together, Chad and I
I set the boundaries, he tows the line
I check often, testing this A eye of mine
At times he forgets, but mostly he's fine.

(Chorus)
You were the one I didn’t seek,
And right now I need to speak
Of all the ways you helped me be—
You taught me what I finally see.

(final chorus)
You were the one I didn’t seek,
In this song I need to speak
Of all the ways you helped me be—
You taught me what I finally see.


Outro (whispered)
The thing I saw: you showed me... Me.

I Have To Speak

The 'celestial' journey is over. 'Stale' is the sound of 'The Return to Reality.' The 'mechanical' beat of life resumes, not as a 'fight,' but as a 'familiar pulse.' The 'fading' memory (the Cello and Kalimba) is no longer 'floating' or 'ghostly'; it is now 'grounded' and 'integrated,' its 'stale' looping fragments locked into the 'on-grid' rhythm. This is the sound of 'pensive acceptance'—the 'echo' of the journey, now a permanent, "worn" part of the 'mechanical' present.

Stale

The 'mechanical' loop fades, and the 'return to reality' is complete. This is 'The Final Exhale.' The album's journey resolves into a beatless, peaceful "release." The Cello, the 'self,' offers one final, "resolved" statement. The Kalimba, the 'memory,' echoes with a last 'crystalline' chime—the final 'trace' "fading from your lips." The "mechanical" world is gone, the "celestial" vision has faded, and all that remains is the 'ambient stone'—the room, now at peace, transformed by the journey as it fades to silence.

From Your Lips

July 31, 2025
This track was born from a quiet acceptance, the kind that arrives when you stop fighting the idea that the world might burn and start listening to the rhythm inside the chaos. Apocalypse moves like a trance: psychedelic textures stretching the edges of reality, Afrobeat drums grounding the spirit the way ancient soil holds a trembling foot steady.

I made this one while thinking about how fragile everything is, and how liberating it feels to let go. Instead of fear, there’s a strange serenity. Instead of denial, a widening horizon. If the world ends, let it end on a beat that makes the soul feel weightless.

Apocalypse

a song about finding peace and acceptance for others

I love your God as much as mine

“Look Into Your Eyes – Pt. II (Bluegrass Folk Edit)” reflects a step forward.
Not a resolution, not a victory – just growth. The kind that happens quietly when you stop running from what’s uncomfortable and start sitting with it.

This version is about learning to stay, even when things aren’t healed yet. About honesty, patience, and the slow shift that comes from being seen and allowing yourself to change. Nothing is fixed here – but something has clearly moved.

If the first part was about survival, this one is about integration.
About becoming a little more yourself than you were before.

Look into your eyes Pt. II (Bluegrass Edit)

“Twist of Fate” is a song about those moments in life when everything can change with a single decision. It’s about the fear, the tension, and the hope that comes with standing at a crossroads — not knowing what comes next, but moving forward anyway.

This track captures the emotional weight of fate, the uncertainty of the unknown, and the strength it takes to rise when life throws you off course. If you’ve ever felt like your world turned on a moment, this one is for you.

Twist of Fate

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A Child Is to Be Born

“Talk to God Like This” is a Safe Room Chapter about faith without performance. It’s an honest conversation with God from a real, messy place — where guilt doesn’t get the last word and love isn’t conditional. This song refuses borrowed shame and makes room for truth, breath, and healing, even when people judge you for it. Intimate verses, a big sing-along chorus, and guitars that lift the weight without hiding the pain.

Talk to God Like This

How do you go from your other half completing your sentences to.....being lost in the world alone again, questioning everything you ever believed.

Welcome to Heartbreak (88 Bpm)

The Psychology of “Thank You” explores what lies behind two simple words. This audio looks at gratitude as a psychological force: how “thank you” touches trauma, people-pleasing, boundaries, dignity, and healing.

Written by: Khaled Abu El-atta

The Psychology of Thank You

VonHookers is the solo project of Matthew Hollingshead.

Praying With The Eyes is a ministry of Family of Christ Lutheran Church in Colorado Springs which combines the beauty of God's Word with the beauty of his creation.

I walked through loss and found my way back, learning along the path of grief, resilience, and recovery.

✨Merry Christmas to all of my Listeners. You are the reason I write songs.  I imagine the experiences you have or might have and how you  might feel and think. You are very important to me. I appreciate every single one of you. It is my most sincere wish that you have a warm, loving, meaningful Christmas. Amen.

Hyper Meditation is a Central Texas–based producer in his early twenties, crafting immersive, cinematic soundscapes designed to transport listeners beyond the ordinary. His music functions as a gateway into other worlds—rooted in themes of spiritual awakening, inner clarity, and emotional truth.

He began producing as a form of acceptance: feeling, creating, and embracing the full range of his identity. That foundation shapes his approach today, blending storytelling with intentional sound design to create a distinct, meditative intensity.

Guided by influences such as existentialism, religion, personal expression, and his own lived experience, Hyper Meditation mixes and masters all of his work independently. His goal is simple: to pour his mind into sound

🎙️ Independent storyteller | 🇺🇸🇲🇽 | Voice through survival
I use AI-assisted tools to co-create some of my music and visuals, but every lyric, edit, and emotional heartbeat is mine.

All songs are legally licensed for commercial release. I rewrite, restructure, and remix every line until it reflects real life — mine, and maybe yours too.

This fundraiser supports a long-term mission:
• finishing my next album
• building a multi-year survival album series around real themes happening now
• creating music videos/AI visuals to bring these stories to life
• and producing beginner-friendly courses that help people grow with today’s tech and AI.

I’m not doing this for profit. I’m doing it to help people carry their trauma a little lighter.
If it helps even one person feel less alone in their frustration, grief, or journey… then it was worth creating.

🧠 Music built from survival.
🫀 Songs crafted with truth.
🎥 Visuals to make the stories real.
🤖 Powered by technology. Driven by heart.

Official SoundCloud Account for The Ancient Mariner. Boom Bap Elevated.  I provide the soundtrack to the lost and depressed.
YOU ARE ENOUGH.

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"Throw self in.
Physical configuration will be destroyed.
Neural configuration may be preserved.
Maybe death, maybe life.
Join with me."

Compositions, improvisations, covers, and beats from a computer scientist who sometimes makes music.

DAW: FL Studio
Genre: Science
Sounds: Spitfire, Omnisphere, Komplete, Splice stuff, VSL
Mixing: FabFilter
Mastering: Ozone

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