Discography

“The first breath of the year. 'vent to me' captures that midnight frequency when the world goes quiet and the secrets come out. It's about being that safe space in a city that never stops talking.”

“A moment of vulnerability caught in the middle of the noise. This interlude was written at 3 AM on a rainy Tuesday, questioning the permanence of connections in a fleeting digital age.”

“A collaboration that pushed boundaries. Working with E.T.L brought a raw energy to the track, exploring the weight of ego and the liberation of letting it all go.”

“This was the turning point. 'Focus Up' is a mantra turned into a beat. It's the sound of sharpening the vision and cutting out the static.”

“Wambso and I wanted to create something that felt like a warm breeze on a Malaysian evening. It's smooth, confident, and unapologetically soulful.”

“Change is terrifying, so we made a song about resisting it until you can't anymore. A heavy-hitter with WorldSigned and E.T.L providing the perfect contrast.”

“Pure kinetic energy. This track was designed for the basement clubs where the walls sweat and nobody knows your name. Andre and WorldSigned brought the heat.”

“The haunting realization of an obsession. We kept the production sparse to let the desperation breathe. Sometimes the most powerful things are the ones left unsaid.”

“Ace Love's vocals brought a layer of tenderness to this track that I didn't know it needed. It's a story of persistence and the ghosts we choose to keep.”

“Deconstructing the original to find something new. The remix with Ace Love is a reflection—slower, deeper, and more immersive than the first iteration.”

“A four-chapter journey through the hours of the day. From the urgency of 'Time' to the lingering smoke of 'Mess', this EP is a portrait of a year in flux.”

“The song that started the conversation. 'Hit Me Up' was the first time I felt like I truly found my voice—a blend of digital yearning and organic rhythm.”

“An early collaboration with Andre Ang. It's raw, it's honest, and it laid the foundation for everything that came after. A reminder of where it all began.”

“Seeing 'You and Me' through different lenses. These remixes by WorldSigned and others showed me the infinite possibilities of a single melody.”

“The debut. A frantic, claustrophobic anthem about the feeling of being trapped in your own city. Still feels as urgent today as it did back then.”