Featured Release
summer of '26 (feat. GC Saint)
August 28, 2026 · 1 track
"Summer '26" is about the fact that a person notices things late: first he lives, then he remembers, and only in the gap between those two occupations does he discover that he was alive. This isn't nostalgia — nostalgia is a form of vanity, an attempt to take the past into private ownership — it's simple arithmetic: rain has a smell, a palm has a temperature, an evening has a length, and all of it is handed to you for free, but once. The song lists small things because small things are all that stay: not the event but the light; not the date but the taste of fries from a roadside burger stand; not love as a plot but love's accent — the shyness, the habit of looking away. Its narrator stands in two years at the same time, '09 and '26, and asks, essentially, for nothing at all: to hold a hand one more time. It is the largest request language is capable of making. The moral, if one is required: don't try to treasure the years. Years don't submit to being treasured. Treasure a Thursday.
