Rain on the window, fade to grey
Close the door, drift away
No name, no past, no weight on me
Just the rhythm setting me free
Don’t hold me back, let it go
No more why, I don’t need to know
Only now, only this
In the sound, I exist
I just dance, let it all go
Lose myself in the echo
Outside rain, but I’m in the sun
In my world, I’m the only one
Don’t stop me now, don’t say maybe
Feel it all, don’t think, just be
No tomorrow, just tonight
This is my life
La la la… feel the light
La la la… all night
La la la… let it flow
Never slow
No more time, I don’t care
Heartbeat syncs in the air
Drop the fear on the floor below
Step by step, let it go
Lines dissolve, who am I
Lose the edge, let it fly
Only now, only this
In the sound, I exist
I just dance, let it all go
Lose myself in the echo
Outside rain, but I’m in the sun
In my world, I’m the only one
Don’t stop me now, don’t say maybe
Feel it all, don’t think, just be
No tomorrow, just tonight
This is my life
Rain keeps falling outside
But I’m clear, I’m alive
Kick and pulse, beat and breath
No control, no regret
Dance, just dance, don’t slow down
Spin around, off the ground
Don’t stop now, don’t deny
This is my life
I just dance, let it all go
Lose myself in the echo
Outside rain, but I’m in the sun
In my world, I’m the only one
Don’t stop me now, don’t say maybe
Feel it all, don’t think, just be
No tomorrow, just tonight
This is my life
When the rain comes back again
I’ll still feel it in my head
All the light, all the sound
I’m still here, still unbound
- Lyricist
J.P.M
- Composer
J.P.M
- Producer
J.P.M
- Vocals
Maetel
Listen to Fell All Night (feat. Maetel) by J.P.M
Streaming / Download
- 1
Fading in (feat. Maetel)
J.P.M
- ⚫︎
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.
