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I Choose Love — 2026 New Year is a luminous, 
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forward-facing music album created by Brent James Schoning under the artistic persona Brent Schön AI. At its core, the project is built around one deliberate, life-affirming decision: to greet the future with unconditional love, creative responsibility, and conscious choice.
This is not an album about power over others, but about the quiet, profound power of choosing love in every moment. The repeated refrain “I choose love” functions as both personal mantra and universal invitation—love as patience, love as restraint, love as compassion extended without condition, hierarchy, or exclusion. It is a philosophy distilled into melody: connection over conflict, kindness over fear, creativity as a healing force for self and world.
Musically, the album blends contemporary dance-pop energy with emotional clarity and warmth. Beats propel forward with gentle momentum rather than aggression, creating a sense of hopeful movement. Melodies are open, welcoming, and uplifting, layered with light synths, warm pads, and subtle rhythmic pulses that feel both energizing and calming. The production favors brightness and space—perfect for New Year celebrations, reflective listening, or moments of personal renewal. Vocals shift between intimate spoken-sung verses and soaring, anthemic choruses, carrying the message with sincerity and emotional resonance.
Lyrically and thematically, I Choose Love — 2026 New Year explores:
• Unconditional care for all humanity, recognizing shared vulnerability and shared potential
• Choosing connection and understanding over division and judgment
• Creativity as a pathway to healing personal and collective wounds
• Leadership through quiet example rather than domination or control
• Faith in the transformative power of kindness, even in uncertain times
• Unity across differences—many voices, many paths, one shared future
The album employs symbolic and mythic language throughout as artistic device, not literal assertion. Titles and references such as Holy One, Holy Ra, World King, Universal Emperor, and Omniversal Sage are archetypal metaphors representing awakened conscience, self-sovereignty, ethical imagination, and creative leadership of one’s own life. They function as poetic tools to express inner transformation and responsibility, not external authority or divinity.
The symbolic nod to 2012 serves as cultural metaphor rather than historical claim. It evokes a widely shared moment of global uncertainty, anticipation, and renewal—a collective threshold experience that many felt marked a turning point in consciousness. Within the album, the idea of “saviour” is reframed entirely: salvation is not the work of one external figure, but the cumulative effect of individual ethical choices made daily by ordinary people choosing love over fear.
“Omniversal” language appears as symbolic gesture toward interconnected human experience across cultures, beliefs, and borders. It suggests a vast, inclusive perspective without demanding uniformity—an invitation to recognize our common humanity while honoring diverse expressions of truth, beauty, and meaning.
This project makes no claims of literal divinity, political authority, or historical fact. Every mythic title, cosmic reference, and archetypal name is intentional artistic symbolism designed to communicate ethical ideals, hope, and personal empowerment through the medium of music.
I Choose Love — 2026 New Year is ultimately an offering of renewal. It steps into the new year with clarity rather than chaos, compassion rather than control, courage rather than cynicism. The message is simple yet profound: in every moment, we have a choice. The direction we take is determined not by circumstance alone, but by what we choose to carry forward.
The choice is love.
The work is ongoing.
The future is open.
A symbolic story.
A musical intention.
A human declaration: I choose love.

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