The last few days have been incredibly busy for me, as I was mainly dedicating myself to the last details related to my upcoming project release, for which the pre-release is set for March 27th. Each project I’ve shared with you has been as incredibly exhilarating as it was greatly demanding in terms of personal dedication. If I now have the fabulous blessing of being supported by my new management family, it’s essential for me to be involved as much as possible in every aspect of the release. Some might see it as a need for me to protect my project from any commercial bastardization or as a way to make sure the whole “operation” would respect my values regarding its publication and public awareness and there might be a bit of truth in those perspectives. But for me, the main reason for my deep involvement is to honor the nature of the project itself. For me, it’s not work, even though there’s quite a lot of labor and energy that needs to be deployed in every aspect of my releases. It’s a profound commitment to the spirit of the songs, to the album journey, to my collaborators and accomplices, and to each of my partners in crime, but more importantly, to you…

In fact, it’s essential for me to remain deeply involved in the post-creative stream, as I’m offering you all to commune with me on a new intimate, heartfelt, and spiritual type of voyage, knowing that there’s no pre-defined destination, no pre-designed emotional map nor any pre-fabricated affective reactionary suggestion. It’s alive and in order to fully embrace it, I need to be entirely consumed by the soul of the project itself. So once the collective journey begins I can see those vivid primary colors expand in countless different shades I wouldn’t have been able to foresee otherwise. You can channel what has been a part of “you”, but it’s only the embodiment of something partly known and therefore “reassembly assumed” intellectually. There’s no inner-fulfillment in any of it, as there’s no substitute for the necessity to live it all, to keep on exploring its unique nature, to dive dive dive and dive some more… And if I believe that my art has the ability to evolve, I also firmly believe that we are evolving as well while abandoning ourselves to it.