My new song, “Who?”, is like a personal diary that gives you a deep look into my struggles and how I find my way out of them. The song takes you on a ride from me feeling really down on myself to a place of inspiring clarity and motivation. The song starts off dark and heavy, reflecting how I feel confused and frustrated. I talk openly about how hard it can be to always listen to my heart and make my own way. I faces lots of internal struggles, and question why I’m even doing what I’m doing. The song makes you think about why you do what you do. Are you driven by fear, a need for love, or the wish to avoid a boring life? I use the chorus of the song to step back and think deeply about what’s really driving me. I want to get to a state of unrestrained flow, which I describe as “like flying.” In the next part, I realise that the emotional ups and downs are something I’ve dealt with before. But every time they come up, they have less control over me. I aim for a state of clarity and happiness that I know is always there, even when I can’t feel it. By the end of the song, I finds my focus and sense of purpose again. I remember why I started my journey and how good it felt. I’m committed to staying on my path, no matter how hard it gets. So, “Who?” isn’t just a song; it’s like a life lesson put to music. It shows that life has its good and bad moments, but the important thing is to stay true to yourself. It speaks to anyone who’s ever had doubts but keeps going anyway.