I'm The Wrecking Ball ©

The story — in my words

I wrote this song when I felt like the very foundation of my life was built on a series of elaborate, synthetic lies. I was sitting in my kitchen, smelling that strange, metallic ozone scent that comes before a storm or a short circuit, and I realized I didn't want to fix the system—I wanted to be the thing that destroyed it. We cut this track in a way that mimics that high-tension wire feeling, emphasizing the clicking jaw and the superstatic in the synapse. It’s not a song about being a victim; it’s about finally embracing the role of the disruptor. I realized the only way I could breathe again was to let the ceiling fall and find the truth in the rubble. This is the sound of me tearing down my own blueprints.