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BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.

BASELINE is an album about what remains when the noise is stripped away: anger, desire, love, guilt, loss, acceptance, and ultimately, the need to let go.

Rather than following a single narrative, each track captures a different emotional state. From the intensity of "ANGER" and the need to be truly seen in "Regarde Moi", to the vulnerability of "LOVE", the compassion of "Not Your Fault", and the release of "Let Go", the album moves through emotions that are often easier to feel than to explain.

Musically, BASELINE moves between electronic production, alternative pop, darker cinematic textures, and more intimate, introspective moments. Emotion is not treated as decoration. It becomes part of the production itself: sometimes overwhelming, sometimes restrained, sometimes repeating almost obsessively, like the thoughts we haven't yet learned how to silence.

The title BASELINE refers to the point we return to after something has changed us. Not necessarily who we were before, but a new emotional zero. A new reference point.

The album doesn't try to provide answers to everything. It documents the journey from feeling, to understanding, and finally, to letting go.

BASELINE is what remains when the noise is gone.