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Sometimes the most interesting musical encounters happen between worlds that, at first sight, seem to have very little in common. Why My Lord is one of those encounters. The song is a collaboration with my friend and an exceptionally talented classical composer, After Rain. He began with an emotionally charged classical composition, and I entered the… Read more: Why My Lord — A Collaboration with After Rain

I’m happy to share a small but meaningful update: my artist profile on Musixmatch has now been verified, and I’ve uploaded the lyrics to my songs. This means that, from now on, you can follow the lyrics in real time while listening to my music on streaming platforms like Spotify. For me, this is more… Read more: The Lyrics Are Now Live!

I think I’ve reached a point I once thought impossible. More than 3,000 streams for Evanescent Horizons, over 1,300 listeners, and almost 270 saves. For a moment, I honestly don’t know what to say. It’s not about the numbers. It’s about knowing that something I poured so much of myself into has resonated with so many… Read more: When Our Souls Met

A new review of Evanescent Horizons has just appeared at The Progressive Subway, receiving a rating of 6/10. Ratings are always a rather imperfect way of describing music, so I was more interested in what the reviewer actually had to say about the album. And there is quite a lot there to appreciate. The reviewer understood the… Read more: When a Review Becomes a Conversation

Sometimes the best collaborations begin by chance. I discovered AiramFM’s The Impostor here on Threads. Today, my metal interpretation of the song is finally out. I hope it adds a new perspective without losing what made the original so special. Streaming links and the full story: darkwavemetal.com

The Parchment Night is the song of bitterness. It is driven by the fear of vanity, futility, and meaninglessness. The lyrics begin with an accusation born from the realization that the bond in which the protagonist invested so much hope may have been temporary from the very beginning. He recognizes a familiar pattern that has… Read more: Chapter III – The Parchment Night

Physical media has always meant a great deal to me. I grew up in a time when opening a CD, reading the booklet, and listening to an album from beginning to end were all part of the experience. I still believe they are. Although I plan to offer professionally manufactured CDs in the future, I… Read more: Build Your Own Evanescent Horizons CD

It’s hard to believe that Evanescent Horizons has only been out for fifteen days. Like every independent musician, I occasionally look at the numbers — not because they define the music, but because they tell a story. The first thing I noticed was how differently Spotify and Bandcamp behave. To me, that’s far more meaningful than a… Read more: Fifteen Days Later

The second song of the album is already filled with tension. It captures the realization that initial enthusiasm often gives way to disappointment and bitterness, even when the intentions of both parties are sincere. To “see the stigma on the foreheads of the dead” means that the protagonist begins to recognize that both individuals are… Read more: Chapter II – Blood-Sealed Solitude

Every song begins as a private conversation. Sometimes it finds another voice. Once music leaves the studio, it no longer belongs entirely to the person who created it. It begins a dialogue with those who listen. I’m deeply grateful to Spinlog for their thoughtful review of Farewell to the Angel of Sardis and for becoming part of that conversation.… Read more: Echoes Beyond the Studio – Spinlog