Something Wrong (May 9, 2023)

When everything around goes wrong, again, but far worse (again), and you find yourself lost helpless in the midst of all the worldwide uncertainty, how do you get out? How do you continue doing what you were doing at least? It took far too much time. So far, I have found a way to put all my feelings into the music and words of this song, hopefully that'll prove helpful, if not for me, then for someone else, at least.

#Trackaday 2020/11 (December 4, 2020)

On November 1st I decided to start my old game called #trackaday: you write a track every day and publish it. It’s kind of an exercise. I thought I needed it to tune in my brain to make music whenever it’s possible, to learn again to make things fast. Recording an album in a month was once something normal for me, even if it was 10 years ago, I guess it’s possible now, I just needed some practice.

For two weeks I had been going through it, surprising myself with the quality of the sketches. The first time I played this game a couple of years ago the sketches were cool, but this time I thought they deserved to be polished and released as a compilation (I can’t call it an album, they’re not connected, there’s no common story). So on the 15th day I stopped and decided to try to apply the same rules of ‘making music every day’ to polishing and releasing these trackaday sketches.

Neverie (August 19, 2020)

Is there a word for all places where you felt lost? Is it a disorder of some kind if you feel lost almost every time you focus on your thoughts? Do other people feel lost every time they daydream? What if it’s like you’re in the middle of nowhere wherever you are? I wanted to tell you what it's all about, but it’s not like I really know. And I suppose this is exactly what it’s all about.

Uncivil (May 14, 2020)

Well, I haven’t planned to start with this kind of sound, but there’s a fun fact about art — it’s not like you can really control what and how you create.