THE FREQUENCY

Reintroducing “All These Memories”

Being completely up front – this piece is going to be a little bit different. I can’t fairly review or announce a song I wrote myself. But for those of you who love music and are always searching for something new, I wanted to let you in on a secret. My debut single, “All These Memories,” will be out January 8th, 2026.

While a demo version was released in 2021, I always knew the song was meant to become something more. I was 16 then, grieving my grandmother and navigating emotions I had never felt before. With the help of my cousin, I turned those feelings into a song I felt I had to release—if not for the world, then at least for my family. 

This song opened doors and created opportunities I never would have imagined before its release. I was given the chance to perform it live at a playground opening in her honor, accepted into a university to major in audio production, and—overall—it helped me discover what I wanted to do with my life. While music had always been a side hobby, this song turned it into a focus.

I’ve since switched my major to music business and completed two internships focused on helping others in the industry grow their careers. I truly loved the work—but somewhere along the way, I forgot about myself and stopped writing music for nearly a year. I’ve always known my dream was to be an artist, yet I often convinced myself that it wasn’t an option. Over the past year, I’ve come to realize that it is—if I’m willing to work hard enough.

Music has become all I can think about and I have finally started writing again. However, before I released new projects, I wanted to rerelease a better produced version of  “All These Memories”. I still wouldn’t say it’s perfect, but it’s closer and if nothing else I’m proud of the journey it has taken. It now has more of the substance I always imagined it having.

As a young student with limited resources, my music isn’t yet at the level I ultimately want it to be. Still, I felt it was important to put it out into the world—because I know someone, somewhere, might need it. Maybe one day, if I’m able to have my songs professionally produced, I’ll revisit and rerelease some of them as a special EP. But for now, they exist exactly as they are: solely and unapologetically me.

It would mean the world if you would listen, I’m very proud of it. Link will be in our Instagram bio on the 8th!