8th,9th,10th post (Adding Tack Sampler)

For the Next three posts, I put my tracks after I announced the track list to give a sneak peek of the melody

For my mini album COMA, I created three tracks titled “Numb Little Bug,” “Awake,” and “Silence.” Each track represents a different emotional state connected to the theme of mental struggle and overthinking.

The first track, “Numb Little Bug,” represents the feeling of being overwhelmed by thoughts and emotions until everything starts to feel numb. It reflects the experience of overthinking and feeling trapped inside your own mind.

The second track, “Awake,” represents the moment of realization, when someone becomes more aware of their emotions and mental state. It symbolizes the shift from feeling numb to beginning to understand what is happening internally.

The third track, “Silence,” represents the calm that comes after the chaos of thoughts and emotions. It reflects a quiet and reflective state, where everything feels still.

These three tracks together follow an emotional journey, and they also match the mood, colours, and themes shown in my concept photos, helping to keep the overall branding and meaning of my project consistent.

I edited this on Canva

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