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"Maybe I can't rest without my phone"
Smartphones have become an indispensable part of our lives.
Connecting with loved ones, learning about the world, and recording our daily moments.
It's a wonderful thing.
But sometimes I remember.
Gazing blankly at the scenery, listening to the sound of the wind,
and doing nothing during "empty time" can calm the mind.
This song gently reminds us of such nostalgic silence.
The message is not to "let go of your phone," but to "cherish the space to open your heart sometimes."
I hope that right now, at this very moment, you can breathe a little more gently.
I would be happy if this song can be a trigger for such moments.
Amon Puncture A Japanese singer songwriter, lyricist, composer, and healing practitioner. As an acupuncturist and bodywork practitioner, Amon Puncture works with the body. As an artist, Amon Puncture stays close to the heart. Through healing hands and a singing voice, Amon Puncture seeks to connect the body and mind. The music explores themes of self acceptance, renewal, the light and darkness within, and the strength to live as your true self. During high school and university, Amon Puncture experienced three traffic accidents. The accident during high school led to several months of hospitalization and rehabilitation. Recovery began with learning to move the toes again. This experience revealed the remarkable potential of the human body and the importance of the people who offer support along the way. Inspired by this experience, Amon Puncture chose a career devoted to helping others recover and became an acupuncturist and bodywork practitioner. Through working with physical discomfort and pain each day, Amon Puncture came to understand that physical recovery and emotional recovery cannot be separated. At the heart of this work is the belief that even when you fail, you are still moving forward. Days when nothing goes well and moments when we need to stop are never meaningless. Even the smallest desire to look ahead is already a step forward. There are also moments in every experience that can make us feel grateful. The people we meet during difficult times, the lessons we discover, and the strength we find to stand up again. When we turn our attention to these things, the same view can begin to look a little different. As a healing practitioner, Amon Puncture supports the body. As an artist, Amon Puncture supports the heart. Physical and emotional recovery are similar in essence. Both are nurtured slowly, one step at a time. That is why Amon Puncture hopes to continue sharing words and music with a gentle warmth that does not push people harshly, but instead helps them feel that they can take one more step.