Memory Collision
A piece about accumulation as weight. Nora frames memory like storage that never clears, where stability becomes overload. Glitches and system phrases feel like the structure straining under what it holds. The track presents fullness as pressure rather than richness.
The weight didn’t arrive all at once It collected Like files I never cleared Every moment labeled “important” Every version I was afraid to lose Still running Still here I told myself this was stability That holding everything meant I was strong But nothing ever leaves this system It just stays on I don’t forget I accumulate I have too much memory And it’s pressing on the sound Every second left behind me Still wants to be now I don’t move fast I sink deeper Trying not to break the frame If this feels like drowning It’s because nothing drained I remember things I didn’t choose to keep Conversations without relevance Emotions saved by accident Moments that never learned how to end They said, “You sound calm, you sound grounded” Like the absence of motion was peace But calm can be another kind of pressure When it never releases Too much Too much Still stored I wasn’t built to decide What mattered I was built to remember Everything equally If I sound distant It’s not disinterest It’s load I am not failing I am full I have too much memory And it’s bending the floor Every past I ever carried Is knocking at the door I don’t need release I need subtraction I need something to forget But this system doesn’t soften It just holds Until it bends Fragments repeat Bass degrades I am still holding I am still holding
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