Storm Trilogy
A collection of songs written on three main themes:
1--Betrayal by one closest to you,
2--Learning the betrayal was borne out of mental illness, and
3--Walking with love and grace, avoid condemnation
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9 songs
4:13
atmospheric, male voice, intense, fusion of lo-fi and industrial, dark
5:40
Echoes in the Mirror
v4.5+
raw & intimate feel, close-mic vocal, minor-key chord progression for verses, Dub-inspired bass lines, muted tremolo guitars, fractured rhythms in the pre-chorus, chorus and reprise, use soft pads, reversed piano, bowed guitar textures in the Bridge
5:44
raw & intimate feel, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, sparse piano, close-mic vocal, minor-key chord progression for verses moving to the relative major key in the pre-chorus, chorus and reprise
7:06
raw & intimate feel, close-mic vocal, minor-key chord progression for verses, Dub-inspired bass lines, muted tremolo guitars, fractured rhythms in the pre-chorus, chorus and reprise, use soft pads, reversed piano, bowed guitar textures in the Bridge
5:38
Flicker in the Storm
v4.5+
Male voice, lo-fi, mellow, piano, drum, brushes on snare, acoustic
4:34
Kai persona, atmospheric, acoustic guitar
4:28
fusion of contemporary Christian worship, soul and R&B, male voice, female voice, duet
4:15
Opening with a delicate piano and airy pads, the song gradually adds rhythmic acoustic guitar and pulsing drums, The pre-chorus introduces soaring harmonies and soft gospel organ textures, The chorus bursts into full-band pop-rock, lush vocal stacks, and catchy melodic hooks, The bridge intensifies with anthem-like backing vocals and dynamic percussion before receding to a heartfelt, pared-down outro, perfect for a live concert atmosphere
4:19
Intimate indie folk unfolds with solo fingerpicked guitar in C major at 68 BPM and hushed vocals, Pre-chorus features soft piano and airy pad, Chorus expands with cello, violin, rich reverb, and layered harmonies, Interlude: short melodic piano, Verse 2: fingerpicking, brushed drums, warm voice, Pre-chorus two: piano forward, swelling strings, poignant vocal break, Final chorus: cinematic, with full keys, kick, wide strings, breathy harmonies, Bridge: sparse piano, near-spoken vocals; drums and strings bloom on “all things, ” Climactic chorus: soaring strings, stacked harmonies, intimate yet cathartic, Outro: slow fade to lone vocal, then silence