Stayed is an album about the kinds of love that don’t shout, but linger. Built on quiet moments, half-closed doors, and the echoes of words never said, each track traces the soft ache of connection—how it forms, how it frays, and how it somehow endures. These aren’t grand declarations. They’re confessions left on voice memos. Glances held too long. Goodbyes that felt like maybe.

With textures ranging from ambient folk to cinematic indie, Stayed drifts through longing, memory, and stillness. Some songs ask to be heard in headphones at midnight. Others belong to empty roads or rooms that still hold someone’s scent.

This is not an album about falling in love.
It’s an album about the people who never left you—
even when they did.

This Wasn't the Plan

A song about the folklore of a Red Breaked Chough (a bird) and its link to a smugglers curse in a story.

The Red-Beaked Watcher

Free Spirit

Een track die de essentie van menselijk gevoel en troost zoekt binnen de digitale en algoritmische wereld. Met diepe synths, een zachte, warme beat en gesproken woorden die je uitnodigen tot introspectie, verkent dit nummer de schoonheid van 'algorithmic art' en de geheimen die binnen de code schuilen. 

Algorithmic Soul

Glyn Hyde - Sorry 2022

tout simplement

Wild Birds

rough draft of a song i’m working. love is all u got in this life.
thank u to my pillars.

the trees - rough draft

Flower is a song by Amos Lee that always moved me because of how honest and simple it is. In this version, I wanted to keep that feeling but also make it my own.

I recorded it with acoustic guitar, harmonica, and organ — keeping it intimate and real. It’s not about copying, it’s about singing it from who I am.
Every word I sang believing what the song says: that love, even through fear or loneliness, is still a real force.

Basadas y Covers I

Flower

Ashes of a Man is one of Luminor’s most personal and emotional works.

It tells the story of a father broken by heartbreak, depression, and drink — a slow decline witnessed by his family, who tried to save him. By the time he was ready to accept help, it was too late.

Woven with lines from a personal poem written for him, the song is both a eulogy and a confession — a heavy but beautiful reminder that love and grief are inseparable.

This is Luminor stepping into darker, heavier territory, continuing the intimate journey that began with Little Kingdom and All That Remains.

Algorithmic Soul

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