Music
This song blends raw emotion with a modern, atmospheric sound, capturing a sense of reflection and momentum. Built around expressive instrumentation and a steady groove, it creates a moody yet engaging backdrop that draws the listener in from the first moment. The track feels both intimate and expansive, balancing subtle textures with driving energy, making it well-suited for late-night listening or personal reflection.
I wrote this song and had it in my arsenal of songs to record for a while so when I sat down to record it only took a couple of days. This song, which is titled "Lost Memory", started off on the guitar with four chords. These four chords gave me a profound sense of melancholy. There was a feeling, when I was recording this song, that something was lost but could be found again. The production of this song was based on songs from the Beatles in Pink Floyd. In terms of the guitar I tried to give it more space to feel similar tones that David Gilmour would have used. I added a wha-wha effect on the guitar and added some reverb. In addition to the guitar sounding like Pink Floyd I tried to get my bass to mimic basslines Roger Waters would have used. Making the bass warm and heartfelt was essential to getting the correct feeling of the song. After the main components like drums, bass, and guitar were done I focused on the strings to get the Beatles vibe across.
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The Sun (demo) is an excellent example of how music is not only a collaborative effort but also a spur of the moment event that is meant to be captured. The original version of The Sun was a funky 70s song that was a throw away jam between me and a friend. But when mixing this same song with another friend it turned into a pop dance instrumental that, with the help of a couple voices from the studio, turned into a song.​​ The Sun is meant to be fun song with fast pace and gracious beats
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