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A room with the lights low. Vinyl on the floor, a microphone still warm, a notebook open at the page that became a song. This is where the music happens before anyone hears it.
From the room
Songwriting
The night Si Me Amas was written
It started as a voice note at 3am — one line, sung twice, over a bachata guitar loop slowed down until it felt like R&B. PLACEHOLDER text; replace with your own words.
Studio Diary
Stacking the choir
Twelve takes of the same harmony, layered until it sounded like a room full of women agreeing with me. PLACEHOLDER text.
Personal
On singing in two languages
Spanish for what I feel, English for what I've learned to say out loud. PLACEHOLDER text.
Creative Process
Midnight references
Opera recordings, amapiano log drums, and the sound of rain on a Santo Domingo roof. PLACEHOLDER text.
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