Miles Away A tender, cinematic ballad about the quiet heartbreak of slowly drifting apart — not with loud fights or final goodbyes, but with the gradual widening of emotional space between two people who still occupy the same world. We’ve all felt it: walking side by side yet feeling miles apart. Conversations that turn into echoes. Smiles that feel like those of polite strangers. The morning haze where you can barely see the face of the person you once knew so well. This song captures that slow, aching fade — the silence that grows where laughter used to live, and the moment you realize the paths that were once one are now pulling you in different directions. “In the morning haze, I can barely see your face… We’re miles away, miles away” A deeply personal reflection on love, distance, and the unspoken endings we sometimes carry. Built with swelling emotion that lifts in the final chorus before gently fading out, just like the relationship it describes.

Anxious Amor is a vulnerable exploration of love caught in the painful rhythm of anxious attachment and dismissive-avoidant dynamics. In the quiet hours of the night, when one heart reaches desperately for connection while the other gently pulls away, this song sits in the space between longing and distance. With raw, introspective lyrics and a smooth yet haunting hip-hop sound, Dok Rok captures the emotional push and pull that so many know too well — the ache of needing someone who needs space, and the silent heartbreak of loving in different languages. A moody, atmospheric track that feels like rain on city streets and unspoken words hanging in the air. Anxious Amor — for the ones who chase ghosts, hold broken hearts, and still dare to feel everything. — Dok Rok