(Verse 1) The world is moving way too fast Chasing shadows from the past I was lost inside the noise Until I heard your velvet voice

People talking, I don’t hear a thing Only you make my spirit sing From the morning light to the midnight blue Every second leads me back to you

(Pre-Chorus) It hits me like a lightning strike Something I have never felt in life I don't need a map to know where to go 'Cause my heart is pointing to your soul

(Chorus) (The Core "Earworm" - High energy, passionate) Oh, ASAWA, you’re the air I breathe The only truth that I believe I’ll shout it out to the stars above ASAWA, you are my endless love

Yeah, it’s the gravity of you, pulling me in My sweet ASAWA, where do I begin? Even if the sky begins to fall I don't care at all, I don't care at all I’m falling for you, ASAWA

(Verse 2) (Slower, affectionate groove) I love the way you say my name Make a boring Sunday feel like fame Doesn't matter where we go You’re the home I’ve always known

Don't need money, don't need gold Just your hand is what I hold Every scar and every flaw You’re the best I ever saw

(Pre-Chorus) It hits me like a lightning strike Something I have never felt in life I don't need a map to know where to go 'Cause my heart is pointing to your soul

(Chorus) (Power Vocals - Open up the voice on the name) Oh, ASAWA, you’re the air I breathe The only truth that I believe I’ll shout it out to the stars above ASAWA, you are my endless love

Yeah, it’s the gravity of you, pulling me in My sweet ASAWA, where do I begin? Even if the sky begins to fall I don't care at all, I don't care at all I’m falling for you, ASAWA

(Bridge) (Dreamy, atmospheric) They can say what they wanna say But nothing takes you away You are the rhythm, you are the rhyme My partner until the end of time (Build up) Yeah, until the end of time! Oh!

(Last Chorus) (Maximum Impact - Ad-libs and Emotion) Oh, ASAWA, you’re the air I breathe! (You're all I breathe!) The only truth that I believe I’ll shout it out to the stars above ASAWA, you are my endless love (My endless love!)

Yeah, it’s the gravity of you, pulling me in My sweet ASAWA, where do I begin? Even if the sky begins to fall I don't care at all, I don't care at all I’m falling for you...

(Outro) (Soft, whispering close) My Asawa... Nobody else but you. Asawa.

(Verse 1) The world is moving way too fast Chasing shadows from the past I was lost inside the noise Until I heard your velvet voice

People talking, I don’t hear a thing Only you make my spirit sing From the morning light to the midnight blue Every second leads me back to you

(Pre-Chorus) It hits me like a lightning strike Something I have never felt in life I don't need a map to know where to go 'Cause my heart is pointing to your soul

(Chorus) (The Core "Earworm" - High energy, passionate) Oh, ASAWA, you’re the air I breathe The only truth that I believe I’ll shout it out to the stars above ASAWA, you are my endless love

Yeah, it’s the gravity of you, pulling me in My sweet ASAWA, where do I begin? Even if the sky begins to fall I don't care at all, I don't care at all I’m falling for you, ASAWA

(Verse 2) (Slower, affectionate groove) I love the way you say my name Make a boring Sunday feel like fame Doesn't matter where we go You’re the home I’ve always known

Don't need money, don't need gold Just your hand is what I hold Every scar and every flaw You’re the best I ever saw

(Pre-Chorus) It hits me like a lightning strike Something I have never felt in life I don't need a map to know where to go 'Cause my heart is pointing to your soul

(Chorus) (Power Vocals - Open up the voice on the name) Oh, ASAWA, you’re the air I breathe The only truth that I believe I’ll shout it out to the stars above ASAWA, you are my endless love

Yeah, it’s the gravity of you, pulling me in My sweet ASAWA, where do I begin? Even if the sky begins to fall I don't care at all, I don't care at all I’m falling for you, ASAWA

(Bridge) (Dreamy, atmospheric) They can say what they wanna say But nothing takes you away You are the rhythm, you are the rhyme My partner until the end of time (Build up) Yeah, until the end of time! Oh!

(Last Chorus) (Maximum Impact - Ad-libs and Emotion) Oh, ASAWA, you’re the air I breathe! (You're all I breathe!) The only truth that I believe I’ll shout it out to the stars above ASAWA, you are my endless love (My endless love!)

Yeah, it’s the gravity of you, pulling me in My sweet ASAWA, where do I begin? Even if the sky begins to fall I don't care at all, I don't care at all I’m falling for you...

(Outro) (Soft, whispering close) My Asawa... Nobody else but you. Asawa.

Is your homepage looking good but quietly driving potential customers away?

You don’t need a stressful, expensive website redesign to fix your conversion rate. You just need to identify and remove "friction"—the hidden obstacles that make visitors pause, doubt, and eventually leave your site without inquiring.

In this calm, practical episode, Catherine and Leo walk you through a simple 15-minute "Friction-Free First Click Audit." Grab your laptop and your phone, and learn how to scan your own homepage for the five most common mistakes that kill confidence and conversions.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The human definition of website friction: Why visitors are "quietly leaving" your site instead of complaining.
• The Hero Section test: How to stop overwhelming new visitors in the first three seconds.
• The "Clarity Converts" rule: Why clever headlines are hurting your sales, and how to fix them.
• Simplifying choices: How to manage competing buttons and distracting pop-ups without losing leads.
• The Mobile Wobble: A quick 30-second test to ensure phone users aren't bouncing immediately.

Don't let tiny friction points dilute your focus. Smooth out the visitor experience and make your first click a artbreeze.marketing

Do you spend hours perfecting your homepage content while neglecting the two areas visitors see on almost every single page? In this episode, we explore the "quiet edges" of your website—the header and footer. Catherine reveals how cluttered logos, overwhelming menus, and vague footers can quietly drain enquiries, even if your core content is solid. We explain the specific jobs these areas must do: instant orientation at the top and calm reassurance at the bottom.

Join us as Leo paints a picture of clean, trustworthy design that acts like a helpful concierge rather than a junk drawer. We introduce the Artbreeze Quiet Edges Checklist, a simple 20-minute tune-up you can apply immediately to turn these forgotten spaces into always-on conversion helpers. Whether it is simplifying your navigation or adding trust signals to your footer, you will leave with a clear plan to support every visitor from their first click to their final enquiry.

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Most business owners feel secretly guilty about their blog—empty, outdated, or full of random posts that never brought in a single lead. In this episode, Catherine reframes blogging as one calm, high‑value “content hub” instead of an exhausting publishing treadmill. She explains how choosing one strategic topic based on real client questions can attract steady search traffic, support your service pages, and give you months of social and email content without extra work. You’ll learn how to pick the right topic, structure your post so both Google and humans understand it, and stay out of keyword-tool overwhelm. Leo then paints a picture of a soothing reading experience: clear headings, friendly images, pull‑quotes, and a gentle call‑to‑action that naturally leads to working with you. Together, they walk you through the Artbreeze Calm Content Hub Framework you can build in a weekend—so one “hero” blog post quietly works for your business long after you hit publish. - SEO Malaysia

Some days start totally normal… and then quietly sign up to be a comedy special. In this episode, Casper walks you through a “chill, easy day” that somehow turned into three outfit changes, a wallet that was never actually lost, and a stranger who was sure he was their tour guide. Kate reenacts her own plot-twist day, featuring the wrong bus, surprise rain, and proudly standing in the wrong line for ten whole minutes. Arthur brings his dry logic to “analyze” how one tiny detour can turn an ordinary Tuesday into a highlight reel, complete with a ridiculous “Chaos Score” for each mishap. If you’ve ever come home thinking, “What even was today?”—this feel‑good episode will make you laugh at every harmless disaster.

💡 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

• Why “more options” secretly kills conversions

• The psychology of choice overload and decision paralysis

• How messy service pages confuse Google and lower rankings

• How to group and name your services for clarity

• Simple ways to prioritize offerings without losing variety

• What a conversion-friendly service layout looks like

• How to apply the Artbreeze Marketing Simple Services Map in minutes

• What to highlight and what to hide for cleaner UX

By the end, you’ll know exactly how to transform your chaotic services list into a clean, guided menu that nudges visitors toward taking action.

This episode celebrates those tiny, clean, totally harmless embarrassing moments that somehow feel huge in the moment—but are pure comedy later. Casper confesses to confidently walking in the wrong direction, realizing it, and then pretending he “meant to check something over there.” Kate reenacts the classic move of saying “You too!” to absolutely the wrong phrase, then speed-walking away like it’ll erase the memory. Arthur brings his dry logic to analyze why dropping your keys in public or tripping over nothing instantly turns life into a fake documentary in your head. Together, they act out short, playful scenes: waving at someone who wasn’t waving at you, getting caught talking to yourself, or misjudging a door push/pull. With mini rankings of “Most Dramatic Tiny Fails” and ridiculous, clearly unhelpful “Recovery Strategies,” listeners get to laugh at moments they usually cringe about. It’s a light, feel-good reminder that everyone has these micro-embarrassments—and they actually make life more fun.