No5hade Perspective on EXPLAIN
In 2018, I had a transformative moment that changed my perspective on life. Amid the whirlwind of challenges and opportunities swirling around me, I felt a deep sense of urgency to seize the moment. It was during this time that I truly understood the weight of the phrase "Life is short." This realization hit me hard, prompting me to reflect on what I truly wanted to achieve.
I knew I needed to make a change, to pursue something that not only fulfilled me but also ignited my passion. After much soul-searching, I discovered that music was my calling. It became clear that this was the path I wanted to follow—one that resonated with my heart and soul. With renewed determination, I decided to immerse myself in the world of music, to create and share my love for it with others. This journey became a significant chapter in my life, one that has continued to inspire and drive me forward.
“Explain” is a great example of an alternative sound that doesn’t fit into a specific genre. Instead, it creates a feeling. The song makes you feel lucid, soft, and sometimes even a bit mad/crazy, capturing the complex emotions that come with love and relationships. It reflects the ups and downs of intimacy, resonating with anyone who has ever navigated the challenges of the heart.
When people listen to my music, I want them to feel a range of emotions—clarity, warmth, and even a touch of intensity. My goal is to create an experience that resonates with listeners, reflecting the ups and downs of love and relationships. Ultimately, I want my music to help them connect with their own feelings and reflect on their own experiences with intimacy.
The most significant lesson I've learned as an artist is the importance of authenticity. Staying true to myself and my experiences allows me to create music that resonates with others. It’s taught me that vulnerability can be a strength; when I share my genuine feelings and stories, it not only connects me to my audience but also encourages them to embrace their own emotions. This journey has shown me that art is not just about perfection—it's about expression and connection.
