This album is a minimalist theatrical song cycle exploring ambition, self-doubt, longing, and the moment of inner arrival. Blending contemporary Broadway emotion with Philip Glass–inspired repetition and modern cinematic pop, these tracks trace the psychology of desire—from endless wanting, to self-sabotage, to the quiet power of feeling whole.

Written for high, exposed male voices (countertenor and male soprano), the songs move through hypnotic piano patterns, gradual orchestral builds, and restrained anthemic releases. Rather than chasing spectacle, the album builds intensity through repetition, incremental change, and emotional accumulation—turning questions into declarations and longing into integration.

This is music for those who have chased dreams, achieved them, dismantled them out of fear, and finally asked what remains when the chase stops. Intimate, obsessive, luminous, and unresolved, the album lives at the intersection of musical theatre, minimalist composition, and modern confessional pop.

Dream Addiction

Kim Wilde

Should I Stay or Should I Go

The Clash