Storm Protocol

Storm Protocol was born from the things I never learned how to explain properly. Emotions that stayed buried, conversations that never happened, and moments that left a mark long after they passed. I write from real personal experiences—anger, confusion, pressure, self-doubt, and the quiet fight to keep moving forward when everything feels unstable.

Emberline was the first release—the starting point. It represents the moment the signal broke through. A song built from internal tension and release, where everything I’d been holding back finally took shape. It wasn’t meant to be perfect; it was meant to be honest.

The second release, Fractured Faith, continues that story. Not about belief in religion, but about belief in people, systems, yourself and what happens when that belief starts to crack. It’s about learning how to stand when certainty disappears, and how doubt can exist alongside resilience.

The writing always comes first. The emotions are real. AI is used as a creative tool to help shape sound, texture, and atmosphere—to translate feeling into something that can be heard, not just felt. It’s not a replacement for emotion, but a way to give it form.

This is not a one-off release cycle. It’s an ongoing body of work. More songs are coming, each one building on the last—documenting growth, conflict, and survival in real time.
If you connect with this music, you’re already part of the Storm.