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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.

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🎶 “Just Dance” is a track about movement as a choice.

It’s about those everyday moments where everything around you keeps changing — places, routines, moods — but you decide how you move through them. Sometimes literally.

This track isn’t about escaping reality. It’s about responding to it.

Choosing motion over stillness. Groove over weight.

A quiet reminder that happiness isn’t something you wait for — it’s something you choose, again and again.

The video follows the same person dancing across different spaces and moments. Not as a story, but as a state of mind. Wherever he is, the movement stays.

#JustDance #HouseMusic #ElectronicMusic #Movement #Utimono

🎶 “Just Dance” is a track about movement as a choice.

It’s about those everyday moments where everything around you keeps changing — places, routines, moods — but you decide how you move through them. Sometimes literally.

This track isn’t about escaping reality. It’s about responding to it.

Choosing motion over stillness. Groove over weight.

A quiet reminder that happiness isn’t something you wait for — it’s something you choose, again and again.

The video follows the same person dancing across different spaces and moments. Not as a story, but as a state of mind. Wherever he is, the movement stays.

#JustDance #HouseMusic #ElectronicMusic #Movement #Utimono

🎶 “Just Dance” is a track about movement as a choice.

It’s about those everyday moments where everything around you keeps changing — places, routines, moods — but you decide how you move through them. Sometimes literally.

This track isn’t about escaping reality. It’s about responding to it.

Choosing motion over stillness. Groove over weight.

A quiet reminder that happiness isn’t something you wait for — it’s something you choose, again and again.

The video follows the same person dancing across different spaces and moments. Not as a story, but as a state of mind. Wherever he is, the movement stays.

#JustDance #HouseMusic #ElectronicMusic #Movement #Utimono

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Hi everyone 👋 A couple of years back, a fan asked if I could give Massive Attack’s “Protection” a fresh spin, and today I’m happy to share my deep house remix of this classic 🎧✨ I’ve tried to keep the spirit of the original intact while offering a new groove to get lost in—please give it a listen and let me know what you think! 💬❤️

The original “Protection” came out in 1994 on Massive Attack’s Protection album, featuring Tracey Thorn’s silky vocals and that trademark trip‑hop vibe 🌙🎶 It’s a beautifully moody track that’s stood the test of time, and I hope this remix brings a little extra warmth to its legacy. Enjoy! 🙏🎵

I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed creating it!

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"Shout," like many legendary rock songs, is appealing because it allows the listener to interpret it in his or her own way. Tears for Fears, on the other hand, wrote the song to motivate people to protest. They even encourage the audience to do so collectively, as in facing authoritarian institutions in their lives on both a personal and collective level.

The song begs the listener to do so as an act of protest rather than relief.

"Shout" is a song written to motivate individuals to tackle serious difficulties in their lives, with Roland Orzabal irritated that they aren't already doing so.

This is my take on the song with a trancy mood.

Hope you like it as much as I did creating it <3

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Pet Shop Boys B-sides were always some interesting tracks, even if they never become that much popular. The brilliant PSB b-side track “Some Speculation” from Yesterday, When i was mad (1994) is one of them.

Here's my take on it. I hope you like it.

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The years 2020-21 was the years the world stopped.

People had the time to think more and reevaluate the way they were living up until now. Sometimes, a stop is mandatory to heal and do therapeutic and meaningful things in order to keep going.

The message is clearer more than ever.

Do things you cherish and love and you'll be rewarded with happiness and fulfillment.

No matter the obstacles and the harder you try to achieve your goals it is essential to try harder and keep going till you succeed.

Kindness and tolerance is the key.

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