Some noise I make...

I love this little transcendent scene from Richard Linklater's Boyhood film, where the son asks his dad: "So what's the point of everything?" ...and he goes: "Sh*t I don't know. Neither does anybody else. We're all just winging it." He's right. Some people try to hide it, but I think deep down we really are just a bunch of kids, constantly trying to navigate ourselves into the world. And it can be scary at times. Fucked up even. But have you noticed how every group of little kids feels invincible on their imaginary adventures? I think this doesn't go away either... Photo by awesome photographer Greg Rakozy: unsplash.com/photos/8xx5BRBYwHY grakozy.com

One of the things that bugs me about the world is the glitter. That urge to show the others only our very best. Creating kind of a fake world filled only by happiness and success, that feels like loosing interest in us the minute we get mentally down. "Nobody deserves having to solve my sh*t too." - kind of thought. So sometimes we keep all that for ourselfs, silently self-punishing to the point when we can't handle it anymore. ...which is ironic as sometimes all you need to fight it is just knowing that somebody else somewhere in the world feels the same. People should talk their hearts out a bit more. Image by awesome photographer Michael LaNasa: flickr.com/photos/somedesigner...rguy/6475232377 m11studios.com

This one was strangely spontaneous. Couldn't get out of my mind something that probably shouldn't be there in the first place. ...with seemingly little chance of actually doing something about it. Also some old unused presets from older projects were lying around, coming together nicely. Thus the track. :) Image by awesome photographer Howard L. flickr.com/photos/howld/14721975811

Lot of us tend to run away from everything to our heads. I know I'm guilty of that a lot. It's safer there. Cool things can happen there and level of their marvelousness depends only on your imagination. ...but it can get messed up too. It's always good to have some kind of a way back. Something that reminds you that real world can be cool as well, if not more. :) Btw guys, this is my first proper vocal collab! :) Bumped into Stephen a.k.a. Seacolor here on Soundcloud. He has a great voice, sense for melodies and awesome pro-active attitude. He's kinda starting the music thing, but I expect big things from him in the future! :) soundcloud.com/seacolor Photo by amazing photographer Tyler Card: flickr.com/photos/tylercard/5857139824 tylercard.tumblr.com

That moment, when somehow normal thing amazes you like a little kid. When world gives you a sign that it might not revealed itself to you just yet. When people around you are busy desperately trying to entertain themselves because they believe they've seen it all and they'd die by boredom. ...yet something really cool happens just right next to them. Yeah. :) Picture by amazingly talented MasterTeacher: masterteacher.deviantart.com/a...unset-357071620

I think I'm getting quite bipolar. Paradox of that is, that life is actually pretty easy, when you have nothing to live it for. ...but when something shows up, howerver stupid that thing might be, it all becomes much more complicated. Rollercoaster of "EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE" and "who the fuck am I kidding..." feelings just switching places all the time. Amazing pic by insanely talented Adam Burn: adamburn.deviantart.com/art/Le...egacy-337019165

There's this amazing quote from my favorite book: "...some of the most profound truths about us are things that we stopped saying in the middle..." I love it becouse that's something I feel everyone has to overcome in their life. But ... when you do ... have you changed, or gave up? I really hope it's the first option. Amazing picture by Iceland photographer Sigurður William. Took ages to find, but worth every minute. There's some breathtaking photos on his sites: facebook.com/SiggiPhoto flickr.com/people/sigurdurwilliam

I don't exactly know why, but while making this track, images from Spike Jonze's adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are came to my mind. I tried to find some better name and some more inspiration, so I googled: "Books about child's imagination." ...and bunch of medical psychologic books appeared. Sad. Image art by insanely talented Byzwa Dher. Go check him out. He makes stunning illustrations and paintings. artofbyz.com byzwa-dher.deviantart.com

If objectivity existed, we wouldn't be so happy while thinking about lifes ... Amazing picture by PhungDinh Dung: phungdinhdung.deviantart.com/a...Child-104715798

Photo by amazing: flickr.com/people/meyerfelix

Sometimes, life feels just like a constant leaving. You leave your toys, then your buddies, then your parents, then your lovers, then your kids... It seems sad at times, but there's always something new around the corner. I've tried to capture that. Sample used for the intro by: freesound.org/people/exert.com.au Photo by: flickr.com/photos/bk7j

Escape tends to be the only option sometimes. Unless you're in that Inception-like cascade dream. Then it really doesn't metter. Photo by amazing: secr3tdesign.deviantart.com

Sometimes, you just don't know. ...and it all just falls down and breaks appart. Fighting that is really tough skill to get. Pic by amazing protographer Stephen Scarlett: 500px.com/photo/22892901/city-...tephen-scarlett

This started a year ago. I got to really expansive hotel with my work and I was so blown away about it that initial sketch of this track happened. I imagined how awful stuff you have to do to actually live in a place like this. ...that's when the track got this twisted direction. Pic: motaen.com/wallpapers/view/id/30221

A little progressive chill for you, guys. :) Pic: calidus.deviantart.com/art/sun...l-Mar-212102134