I listen to music all the time, honestly. When I’m walking alone, it’s a must—it makes everything feel more cinematic and helps me clear my head. I also listen while I’m drawing or working on architecture ideas because it helps me focus and get into a creative flow. Sometimes I’ll play music when I’m feeling overwhelmed or emotional too—it helps me process stuff. And of course, just chilling in my room or on the bus, music is always there.

Revolving Door by Tate McRae makes me feel like I’m stuck in this loop of emotions—like I know something isn’t good for me, but it’s hard to let go. Her voice hits this raw, honest tone that makes me feel seen, like she’s saying the stuff I don’t always know how to say out loud. It’s kind of sad, but in a comforting way, like I’m not alone in feeling that way.

I loooove listening to music when I’m walking alone. It’s like the world turns into a movie and I’m the main character or something. Especially when the vibe of the song matches the weather or the mood I’m in—it makes everything feel more meaningful. I feel like it helps me think more clearly, or sometimes just escape a bit and imagine cool architectural spaces or scenes in my head.