“I’m Right Here” is about never walking away from someone who’s lost.
It’s about loyalty when things fall apart, staying present even when the world goes quiet. The lyrics speak from a place of promise — that no matter the distance, the silence, or the pain, you’re not alone. Someone’s still there.

I'm Right Here

Rebirth after the end of the world – a soul awakens and seeks meaning in a new age of light, dust and sound.



The world ended quietly. No explosion, no scream—just a slow fade into silence.
And then, she awoke.

“Afterlight” is a pulse rising from the ashes, a fusion of Dark-EDM, Future Techno and the transcendental spirit of the Galaxy, where every kick drum feels like the heartbeat of a resurrected planet. It’s the story of a soul reborn into a wasteland of glass and dust, searching for identity among the ruins of machines that once dreamed of gods.

The track moves through shadow and shimmer—low frequencies rumbling like tectonic shifts, sharp synths cutting through the void like fragments of memory. As the beat builds, the world rebuilds with it. Every drop feels like an awakening; every rise is a breath drawn by something that shouldn’t still exist.
She walks through the remnants of civilization—abandoned towers pulsing with residual light, skies filled with electric fog—and hears the echo of her own voice carried through the static. It tells her: You were born from the silence. You are the noise now.

“Afterlight” isn’t about destruction—it’s about evolution. It’s a prayer made of bass, a ritual in motion. When the last light of the old world fades, the dance floor becomes a temple, and rhythm becomes the new religion. In the darkness, bodies move not to escape but to remember. To remember what it feels like to be alive, to burn, to begin again.

This is the sound of rebirth through machinery, emotion reborn through distortion.
A pulse beyond flesh.
A spirit beyond time.
A resurrection beyond reason.

Let the light die. Let the afterlight rise.

The Notorious Conor Mcgregorrrr

Dylan Ross♛