Pelastustiedon Apelli-podcastin aiheena on henkinen työhyvinvointi ja kokemukset posttraumatyöpajatoiminnasta. Haastateltavina ovat ensihoidon kenttäjohtaja Timo Åhs, joka kertoo omasta posttraumatyöpajakokemuksestaan. Entinen poliisi ja nykyinen kansanedustaja Marko Kilpi on ollut perustamassa poliisin posttraumatyöpajatoimintaa ja kertoo aloitusvaiheen haasteista sekä siitä, miten lainsäätäjä voi vaikuttaa siihen, miten pelastustoimen posttraumatyöpajatoiminnasta saataisiin pysyvää. – kuva: Teemu Heikkilä

3/2024: Henkinen hyvinvointi ja kokemukset posttraumatyöpajatoiminnasta

“Breaking” is the first part of a three-song journey through trauma, loss, and resurrection. This track captures the moment everything inside collapses—when numbness fails, and reality breaks through. Told through haunting piano lines, syncopated rap verses, and an emotionally strained chorus, “Breaking” explores the hidden cost of holding it all together for too long. It’s not about falling apart violently—it’s about collapsing silently… until you can’t anymore.

🎙️ [Emotional cinematic rock]
🥁 [Soft industrial beats, slow tension build, no screamo]
🎧 For those who’ve carried too much, too long—and are ready to feel again.

Part 1 of the trilogy: Breaking → Leaving → Phoenix Rising



Breaking

Ein cineastischer Deep-Dubstep-Track zwischen Kälte, Druck und digitaler Düsternis.
Stahl im Wasser erzählt von Männern in stählerner Isolation – irgendwo tief unten, im Bauch eines U-Boots oder in sich selbst. Der Song gleitet durch düstere Subbass-Wellen, zersplittert an glitchenden Female-Vocals und dröhnt mit orchestralen Einschlägen wie das Echo einer untergegangenen Welt.

Es ist kein Kriegsheldenlied.
Es ist das Lied der Vergessenen. Der Ertrunkenen. Der innerlich längst Verlorenen.

Dort, wo kein Licht mehr brennt, tanzen nur noch Schatten.



Stahl im Wasser (Deep Dubstep)

“Fini_Plays — Music, Anime, and Fire for the Soul.” Songwriter from Brisbane Australia

100,000 plays – and every single one means the world.

Thank you. Truly.
Not for likes. Not for fame. But for feeling my music.
For crying with me. For breathing with me. For surviving with me.

What you hear in my songs is not just sound – it's me.
My scars. My past. My fire. My silence. My truth.

I never asked for followers. I never wanted to go viral.
I just hoped someone out there would say:
"I feel this."

And you did. All over the world – Cairo, Hanoi, Berlin, Ho Chi Minh City.
You heard me. And I swear, right now… I'm crying tears of joy.

These 100,000 plays aren’t numbers. They’re moments of connection.
Proof that real music still matters. That raw emotion still cuts through.

Thank you for walking this path with me.
Thank you for listening.
Thank you for seeing me.

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