You might’ve already heard me talk about The Sky Remembers.But today, I want to take you behind it not into the meanings I’ve already shared, but into the quiet moments and real-life sparks that shaped it.These songs didn’t just appear.They came out of nights where I was sorting through my own becoming, holding on to music the way some people hold a railing in the dark.
There was a time I wasn’t writing for anyone else to hear. I was writing to survive my own shifting ground.Each song started like a private note to myself, not a release date. I needed them to exist before I could even imagine sharing them.Music has always been my anchor through storms, through joy, through the kind of change you feel in your bones. But somewhere in this process, I found myself not just leaning on it… I was building something inside it. And I realized I’m not only passionate about making music, I’m good at shaping it into something that carries truth.When I finally listened back, these songs showed me parts of myself I didn’t even notice when I was writing them. That’s when I knew: if they could shift something in me, maybe they could be the mirror someone else needs.
Paper Walls- This one poured out like I’d been holding it in for years. It’s about how the barriers we think are solid are often just thin layers fragile enough to let the light through if you press close enough. By the time I recorded it, I knew it belonged here because it carried the energy of things breaking open.Glass Truth- This song sat in my chest before it ever hit the page. I can still remember the ache of knowing what I wanted to say, but standing in that pause before you say it the space between clarity and courage.The Sky Remembers- That vocal was recorded late at night, one lamp on, everything else still. I kept the raw take because the stillness felt alive, like the air itself was holding its breath.Thread of You- I almost left it off the project because it felt too bare. But every time I heard it, it quieted me in a way that felt holy. That softness was the point.I Knew You Before the Lie- The title came to me first, like it was dropped in my lap from somewhere older than this life. Once I had it, the rest of the song wrote itself in less than an hour.
I could’ve held onto these tracks longer, but timing isn’t always about readiness it’s about alignment.Releasing this album now is my way of standing all the way in the light, without waiting for “perfect.”This is the truest introduction I can give right now, and I wanted it to meet the world while I’m in the middle of becoming, not after the fact.
I didn’t just want this to be something people play in the background.I wanted it to be something they could step into a place where the sound and the meaning can work on you if you let them.Use these songs. Let them walk with you through the unspoken parts of your story. Let them turn the lock on something you thought would stay shut.
These songs remember what I couldn’t forget.And maybe… they’ll remember something for you, too.
