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Lyric

Fading in (feat. Maetel)

J.P.M

Waves on repeat, like a slow rewind

Sun melting gold at the edge of my mind

Left you on read… but I’m feeling just fine

“Right now” got a grip on my time

Wind on my skin, yeah it’s telling me truth

All of that pressure? I’m cutting it loose

Who said I gotta be something to prove?

I’m just breathing… and that’s a whole mood

I don’t need forever, just this minute

Sunset dripping, yeah I’m living in it

Past and future blur in my vision

Heartbeat loud, that’s the only thing written

No label, no role I gotta play

Let the tide take my name away

Lonely don’t hit the same these days

Kinda sweet in a quiet way

Thought I heard somebody call my name

Turn around—just the wind, just the waves

Still… I claim this space

Every second, yeah it’s mine to take

Yeah… I’m alive, I’m alive

Fading in the colors of the sky

I’m alive, I’m alive

Don’t need answers tonight

  • Lyricist

    J.P.M

  • Composer

    J.P.M

  • Producer

    J.P.M

  • Vocals

    Maetel

  • Background Vocals

    J.P.M

Pulse:1.0 Front Cover

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    Fading in (feat. Maetel)

    J.P.M

  • 2

    Fell All Night (feat. Maetel)

    J.P.M

  • 3

    zip.file

    J.P.M

  • 4

    Blue Hour (Bonus Track)

    J.P.M

"Pulse:1.0' feels like a carefully curated stream of night air, a mini album that moves with quiet intention from start to finish. The opening track, "Fading In" introduces a soft, blurred glow that slowly seeps into the room an understated beat carrying a subtle sense of anticipation.
The following track, "Fell All Night" sinks that light deeper into the night. Its low, undulating groove and simmering emotional heat create not a feeling of sleep, but of surrendering yourself to the night itself.
Then comes "zip.file" a more minimal piece cool and compressed, as if emotions and memories have been zipped into a folder. Yet inside that coldness, you can still feel a faint pulse, something quietly alive.
The bonus track "Blue Hour" drifts along the boundary between night and morning, opening the view gently while leaving a lingering afterglow.
Across the whole project, the sound is urban and chill not just comfortable, but tinged with a kind of earnestness, a small warmth that nudges you toward your next step. What remains after listening isn't an explanation, but the sensation of a pulse still echoing somewhere deep in your chest.

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