TOMORROW'S DESTINY

"Hypnotic"

Captures the mesmerising rhythm of everyday machinery, drawing inspiration from the repetitive sounds of a (sampled) paint filler and capping machine. With its trance-like beat, the song transports listeners into a hypnotic state, where the rhythmic pulse lingers long after the workday ends.​

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Pike River:
Originally, Pike River was written for my Father.
"Pike River" is a heartfelt tribute to my father, inspired by his love for a classical guitar piece he called the "water song." He asked for a "water song" to be played at his funeral; this Pike River song unexpectedly emerged precisely one year after his passing. With its poignant melody, "Pike River" captures the essence of his memory and legacy.
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"Can You Hear Me Now? - Album Mix"
is a heartfelt tribute to my father, reflecting on the profound connection we shared through daily phone calls during his final years. As I reworked this longer version from the single mix, I aimed to capture the depth of emotion and longing that defined our bond.

 

Walk on the Water: (Album Mix)
This version of Walk on the Water has completely new vocals from the single version.
It has been remixed and remastered for the album Tomorrow's Destiny.
A song is about corporate bullying in the workplace: believe in yourself and trust your inner compass.
Don't let the bastards get you down!

 

Tomorrow's Destiny"
is a poignant reflection on the elusive nature of the future. I penned this song at 18, promising myself to complete it one day, life's ups and downs kept getting in the way. The album cover, featuring a photo of me outside my house where I wrote the song, holds personal significance, while the NESC logo sketched during my college days adorns the back—a nostalgic touchstone to my journey.

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Lockdown [Album Mix]
"Lockdown [Album Mix]" delves into the frantic atmosphere of a lockdown, portraying the chaos and urgency people experience, including panic-buying essentials like toilet paper. This album version has undergone a complete transformation, featuring reworked vocals, guitars, and samples, resulting in a darker and heavier rendition that captures the intensity of the subject matter.​

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Come into the Room:
FOMO -

The Fear of missing out.

 

This song has been brewing within me for quite some time; it was a struggle to bring it to completion. Its inspiration struck while I was in Dubai, standing atop the observation deck of the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. As I soaked in the moment, a group of girls entered, their chatter filling the air. They seemed like characters straight out of a Kardashian episode, absorbed in taking selfies without sparing a glance at the breathtaking view behind them. It was a stark reminder of the paradox of our social media age – capturing moments to share, yet missing out on experiencing them authentically.