TTLG
CONCEPT OVERVIEW
TTLG —whose full title will remain a mystery until the full album release in 2026— is my debut conceptual album, structured in three interconnected phases: Innocence, Darkness, and Transcendence.
Each phase reflects a stage of life —childhood, adolescence, and adulthood— through distinct sonic and emotional landscapes.
Volume I: The Broken Lullabies represents childhood, and with it, the clash between the idealized world and the first emotional wounds. I chose this title because I believe many of our deepest scars are born in childhood — lullabies that never quite managed to soothe us.
About this phase
VOLUME 1: THE BROKEN LULLABIES
In Broken Lullabies, childhood joy coexists with subconscious pain.
This EP captures that duality through three songs, each one expressing a different shade of innocence.
1. HAPPY SONG (GOOD VIBES)
The happiest song I’ve ever written.
A nod to vibrant, lighthearted, naïve pop.
It represents pure innocence, the moment when everything seems possible and the heart hasn’t yet been broken.
2. MISERY
I always say this song is like aliens landing on Earth… and running away. Because they witness wars, corrupt leaders, and can’t understand how our world (doesn´t) work.
This is my way of expressing the child’s raw, confused gaze toward a senseless world.
3. TAKE MY HAND
In a broken world, where everything feels upside down, there is still room for light.
Take My Hand represents the triumph of the heart over hopelessness.
MY ARTISTIC MANIFESTO
For me, music is not just entertainment.
It’s a tool to shift consciousness.
Every song I write begins with an emotional impulse,
but it’s built with a deeper purpose:
To crack open the known.
To build bridges between the visible and the invisible.
To raise questions, not just give answers.
Because even though my music is conceptual —and often moralistic—I am, above all, an eternal optimist.
I believe in humanity.
And every piece I create is a lit beacon toward the future.
This journey doesn’t end here.
Broken Lullabies is only the first door.
I invite you to step through.