Some people come into your life and feel almost too good to be real. That feeling became Falling Into A Dream. I pictured warm air, an island, the ocean nearby, and two people completely removed from the rest of the world. But underneath that setting is something much simpler—the disbelief of finally meeting the person you’ve been searching for. I loved playing with the contradiction of being completely awake while feeling like you must be dreaming. It’s that moment when real

“Good Morning Destiny” started with the idea of waking up one ordinary morning and suddenly realizing there’s nothing ordinary about the person beside you. I wanted to capture that quiet moment when gratitude hits you—and you realize the person you never saw coming may have been your destination all along.

“Home Is Where You Are” started with the idea that home isn’t always a place — it’s a person. No matter where life takes us, it’s the one you love who makes everything feel right. I wanted to capture that feeling of finally finding someone who feels like home, in every moment and every season.

The story behind a song about finding the right person after heartbreak, wrong turns, and almost giving up on happy endings.