A New Life is not an album. It does not belong to a ‘genre.’ Not aesthetic, not ironic, not for consumption. Not intellectual—it is felt. It speaks from coherence—structure beneath the noise. Grief, anger, stillness are not flaws here—they belong. Featuring harp and saxophone by Róisín and Cathal Berkeley. A return to truth. To be human without the mask. Integrated, not performed or bypassed.

"May we all live freely,
knowing that all is well—
ever was, ever will be.

Not by ignoring what’s here,
but by transcending it,
embodying the bliss already within.

Knowing.
Standing in the light.

May we live truthfully,
in awe and respect,
with gratitude, reverence, and laughter.

May I forgive you as I forgive myself,
choosing freedom—because it is who I am,
Spirit’s infinite, perfect fractal.

How could it not be perfect?
How could I be separate?
How would that even be possible?

I surrender because it is truth,
and truth, light, and magic—
I am.

So I am liberated, as we all are.
Unconditional Love, within and without."