OST

"I want to become what consumes you."
These lyrics are not about self-sacrifice, nor salvation.
They speak of a desire to melt into someone-to become a part of them.
That impulse is delivered quietly, as naturally as breathing, yet with undeniable intensity.

The soundscape, too, befits this twisted kind of pure love.
Soft synths drift like mist over a city at night,
wrapped in a transparent, addictive pop sensibility reminiscent of Sakanaction.
But lurking beneath it all is the unsettling shadow of Aphex Twin's "girl/boy song."
It's a strange, uneasy presence that walks the tightrope between beauty and madness.
808 bass pulses gently, like a heartbeat, resonating in the listener's chest.

The vocals do not convey words directly.
Filtered through subtle effects, the slightly distorted voice amplifies a raw sense of urgency.
It is precisely through its mechanical texture that a human warmth seeps through-
a miraculous intersection of technology and emotion.

The recurring line "Become the mainstream smoke, reach your lungs"
feels like both a curse and a prayer.
This is not a love song directed at someone.
It's the inner monologue of someone utterly consumed by love.

And that's why it sinks in-quietly, but deeply-
into the listener's lungs.
By then, it's no longer just music. It's smoke.
And before you know it,
you've already inhaled it.