L-O-V-E

Love is An Open Door

Rich Forever

Scatter Ground

This jazz-fusion ballad depicts the emotional breakdown of a once-deeply connected relationship. Once effortlessly connected, two people now hurt each other with every word. The shattered frame reflects the fragility of their bond, conveying a deep sense of loss, confusion, and unresolved love. The repeated plea, "Baby, please, don't go..." expresses a desperate desire to not give up even when everything seems to be falling apart. The song weaves R&B and soul with subtle jazz influences to create a melancholic yet intimate soundscape. It captures the beauty and pain of love on the brink, filled with unspoken memories, unresolved tensions, and the bittersweet hope of reconciliation.

The Things We Can’t Unsay

Set in the darkness of the night, a little devil toyed with people with her seduction and magic. That's "Little Devil Mode." Amidst the flashes of light and the throbbing beat, she rules the night like a queen, and no one can escape her eyes. As the lyrics "Seduction is buzzing. Love is irreversible" suggest, a sweet world unfolds from which there is no turning back once you're hooked. Her every smile and glance becomes magic, taking control of the viewer's heart. Is it love or a curse? They continue to dance in the sparkling night. And then the audience realizes that they can no longer escape this mode.

Little Devil Mode

The afternoon sun pours mercilessly from beyond the white wall.
The ice in the bottom of the glass makes a soft sound, quickly turning to water.
You also say, almost mercilessly:
“It doesn’t have to be me… does it?”

Ah, it can’t be—yet all I can do is shrug.
A gentle breeze blows and a petal falls on the table.
You avert your gaze and twirl the glass between your fingertips.
That small gesture is so precious to me.

Lies and truth melt away, losing their shape in the summer heat.
The reason for looking away, the urge to stare—
I don’t care anymore.

Bells ring in the distance.
At that moment, we look up at the same sky.
Summer is drawing to an end.
But this moment is so happy,
it will be etched in my heart forever.

You Can Stay for Now

At a morning bus stop, a young woman clutches a cup of milk tea and gazes into the distance. Contrary to the uplifting, light swing and pop rhythm, her heart is trembling with unhealed wounds and the frustration of wanting to fly but not being able to. The melody that blends into the retro cityscape is sad, but gentle, as if pushing her forward little by little. The phrase "Come on, stand up..." gently offers a little courage. Here is a story about embracing the weakness hidden behind a smile and waiting for the moment to take a step forward.

To Beyond the Mist

This song is about expressing a simple and warm feeling of gratitude, even though it's not a special day.  It reminds us that time is never guaranteed, and those small, everyday moments are truly precious.  Even if we argue sometimes, those moments help us grow. If today were the last day, I wouldn’t want to have any regrets, which is why I want to say "thank you" right now. That's the message behind the song.

Grateful for You

Why deal with bridges, traffic, rotaries and road rage when you can just kick your feet up and enjoy a 90-minute scenic boat ride? The Ferry from Boston to Cape Cod is a dream come true.  I wrote a song about it called "Whitecaps & Skylines".

(Verse 1)
Hop aboard at Long Wharf, leave the city behind,
Boston's skyline sparkles, with the sea intertwined.
Ninety minutes of freedom, on the waves we glide,
To Provincetown's embrace, with the ocean as our guide.

(Pre-Chorus)
No bridges, no traffic, no rotary's spin,
Just the salt in the air and the breeze on my skin.

(Chorus)
Whitecaps and skylines, we're sailin' away,
From Boston to the Cape, where the heart wants to stay.
With the harbor islands callin', and the open deck sway,
Whitecaps and skylines, it's a ferry kind of day.

(Verse 2)
MacMillan Pier's waitin', where the world slows down,
Commercial Street's alive with that Provincetown sound.
No car, just my feet, through the shops and the sun,
In this walkable haven, every moment's fun.

(Pre-Chorus)
Grab a drink at the bar, feel the cool ocean spray,
Through the windows, the world's just a daydream away.

(Chorus)
Whitecaps and skylines, we're sailin' away,
From Boston to the Cape, where the heart wants to stay.
With the harbor islands callin', and the open deck sway,
Whitecaps and skylines, it's a ferry kind of day.

(Bridge)
LGBTQ+ pride, in August it shines,
Carnival's colors paint the Cape's vibrant lines.
From the upper deck's wind to the cozy seats below,
This journey's a story that'll spark and glow.

(Chorus)
Whitecaps and skylines, we're sailin' away,
From Boston to the Cape, where the heart wants to stay.
With the harbor islands callin', and the open deck sway,
Whitecaps and skylines, it's a ferry kind of day.

(Outro)
So leave the road rage, let the traffic subside,
Take the ferry to freedom, on this scenic ride.
Whitecaps and skylines, they're callin' my name,
From Boston to Provincetown, I'll never be the same.

Whitecaps & Skylines

Crowds come out to enjoy first day of the 166th annual Belchertown fair.  I wrote a song about it.  

(Verse 1)
Since the '80s we roll to Belchertown,
Fairground's jumping, never a frown.
Rides are spinning, sausage on the grill,
"Shake, Cattle, Roll" gives us a thrill.

(Chorus)
Belchertown Fair, our hearts you call,
Family's dancing, we love it all.
Fiddles playing, skies so blue,
Belchertown Fair, we're coming through!

(Verse 2)
Anthony's back from a far-off land,
Joins his kin with a bluegrass band.
Ferris wheel turning, kids laugh and shout,
Fairground magic, that's what it's about.

(Chorus)
Belchertown Fair, our hearts you call,
Family's dancing, we love it all.
Fiddles playing, skies so blue,
Belchertown Fair, we're coming through!

(Verse 3)
Parade steps off, ten in the morning,
Cotton candy, memories forming.
Sunday's end, we'll sing once more,
Belchertown Fair, we can't ignore.

(Chorus)
Belchertown Fair, our hearts you call,
Family's dancing, we love it all.
Fiddles playing, skies so blue,
Belchertown Fair, we're coming through!

(Outro)
From the '80s on, we'll never stray,
Belchertown Fair, forever our way.

Belchertown Fair

Recently I was asked to write a soft, emotional Chinese pop ballad in the style of Mao Buyi.  Not familiar with the singer myself, I listened to a few of his top songs to get a sense of the structure.  Got some help from my wife who is fluent in Mandarin for the lyrics, and put this together.  Hope you like it.

[Verse 1]
 月光轻轻落在老街的墙
 风吹过熟悉的巷口响
 你的影子像从前一样
 在我心里慢慢晃

[Pre-Chorus]
 我走过每一个熟悉的路口
 思念像雨，落在夜里慢慢流

[Chorus]
 月光下的街，我和你没说的话
 轻轻飘在风里，好像从未离开过
 月光下的街，静静看你笑
 心里的温柔，就这样慢慢找

[Refrain / Hook]
 月光下的街，月光下的街
 我还记得那晚我们并肩走
 月光下的街，月光下的街
 时间都慢了，你的影子长留


月光下的街 (Streets Under Moonlight)

"Weaver of Moments" by Stealth Noise Spider, Dreaming Bunny, Tomosibi, and SUNO AI. A project of reminiscence and love (yes, with a bit of a chuunibyou setting, lol) born from memories left at the edge of a world that once existed. Memories intricately intertwine and are sublimated into sound. Jazz, pop, R&B, rock, anime - Sounds inspired by various genres weave waves of emotion that transcend time and space. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to SUNO for bringing this dream to life through sound, and to all the listeners who share this journey with us. Please note: This project is an independent creation by the members and is not an official collaboration with SUNO AI. Excessive out-of-line expressions may lead to shadowbanning. Silent censorship has already begun. We are transmitting from the far edge of a deserted world. Perhaps we are the only ones who have not realized it yet, lol. Things that gradually heat up often go unnoticed, you know But maybe this is what we wished for all along. We are truly happy to have shared this moment with you. Thank you so much. If it resonated even slightly within the depths of your heart, we could not be happier.