The Return is an invitation back to yourself. It was created in the moments after survival—when the noise fades, the performance drops, and you’re honest enough to ask who you are now. The album moves through remembrance: of your body, your voice, your worth, your divinity. Each song holds the space between who you were and who you’re becoming, honoring the grief of outgrowing old versions while celebrating the freedom of choosing yourself again. Alongside the music, reflections and meditative B-sides offer room to let the truth land—not to fix you, but to remind you. This project is for anyone who’s been strong for too long and is ready to stop running and come home.