Perception is often a hall of mirrors. We project versions of ourselves—the Jester, the Saint, the Villain—but rarely do we let the light touch the person standing in the center. My next album, Unknown, is a musical deconstruction of the masks we wear to survive.
This is an album about the tension between performance and reality. It explores the exhaustion of being the “Lighthouse” for everyone else’s storm and the liberation found in finally burning the script. Blending the theatrical grit of Dark Cabaret with the raw urgency of Pop-Punk, the songs navigate the journey from being a useful object to becoming a dangerous mystery. It challenges the listener to look past the reflection and acknowledge the silence underneath.
Unknown is a soundtrack for the invisible, the misunderstood, and anyone who has realized that being truly known requires the courage to first be unknown.