Mixed Frequencies is an album about what happens when love stops feeling clear and starts feeling complicated. It lives in the emotional static between wanting someone and knowing you shouldn’t, between holding on and finally letting go. To me, this project represents the messy, unfiltered side of love — the thoughts you don’t say out loud, the patterns you keep repeating, and the quiet moments where your heart is trying to tell you the truth before your mind is ready to accept it.

Each song captures a different emotional wavelength — longing, suspicion, heartbreak, hope, detachment, desire — all colliding at once. Mixed Frequencies isn’t about perfect love; it’s about real love, where feelings overlap, signals get crossed, and you’re constantly trying to tune into what’s real. This album reflects the process of finding clarity through chaos — learning how to listen to yourself, honor your boundaries, and eventually choose peace over confusion.