A Live We Once Lived

A Life We Once Lived is an album of deep meaning and atmospheric beauty - born out of the subconscious making sense of the maze of life, and in the process making something of incredible scope.

This is an album full of emotion - starting out with reflective melodics that bloom into a vast world of competitive bliss, Brad's highly nuanced musical sensibilities take us on a trip though feelings we can all somehow relate to - his sincerity coming to the fore throughout.

Each track turns a new corner and leads you to a unique place - the highly-refined harmonic structures matched with exquisite textural expansions. This is an artist pouring their heart and soul into their art form with spellbinding effect.

Masterful use of synthesisers and an array of acoustic sound sources serve to create a world of singular and stunning abstraction.

As Brad says:

There are landscapes we never walk but still carry. Lives that linger just outside memory's reach, shaping how we move through the world without ever fully revealing themselves.

A Life We Once Lived is an album shaped by those fragments—traces of what was almost real, or perhaps only imagined. It emerged from stillness, from the quiet textures and small details that form when thought slows and sound begins to take its place. Each piece invites a kind of soft attention. There is no resolution here, no fixed meaning. Just motion, breath, and tone, held gently enough to shift and transform.

This is a record of almosts. Almost-places. Almost-memories. Almost-love. A Life We Once Lived gathers what's left in the gaps: the hush between pulses, the glow that never quite fades. It leads quietly toward something larger, a dream not yet spoken aloud. This is not a story, but a signal from the margins of memory—a drift through internal weather, a gesture toward something still forming.

For now, it offers a space to pause. To listen more closely. To feel what remains when everything else grows quiet.