The Lattice of Light
Anthems For The Quiet Brave.
Soul-awakening music to calm the nervous system, stop the spiral, and bring you home.
Built for meditation, deep work, journaling, night drives, breath-work, workout.
Find: healing tracks with ultra-clear vocals, low-noise mixes for focus/sleep/reflection, boundaries, forgiveness, rest, purpose.
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The Lattice of Light
We made a record for the ones building in silence.
Ambient soul + poetic rap + ethereal choir, crafted to calm the nervous system and bring you home.
Music to steady your breath and strengthen your spine.
Release: September 20, 2025
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How to listen:
Headphones on.
Shoulders down.
Inhale 4 • hold 2 • exhale 6.
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“I am quiet-brave when ____.”
— The Lattice of Light
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The Lattice of Light
Growing up, I didn’t really know my father.
He was there… but not really there.
Silent. Distant. Almost like a shadow in the house.
There were no long talks. No deep hugs. No “I’m proud of you.”
And for years, I thought it didn’t bother me.
But it did.
It shaped how I loved, how I trusted, how I performed just to be seen.
This song — “I Forgive You, Dad” — was born from the moment I finally stopped waiting for him to come back and say what I needed to hear… and instead whispered it to myself:
“I forgive you. Not because you asked, but because I need peace.”
I can only write this as a song…
because I can’t tell him.
He passed away on September 10, 2009.
And these are the words I never got to say.
This is my soul’s release.
It’s for the sons who became men too early.
For those who carried silence like fire in their chest.
If this resonates, give it a listen.
Or simply share it with someone who’s still waiting for a father that may never speak.
You’re not alone.
🎧 I Forgive You, Dad — Out now.
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