‘Inner Child’ is not a recollection. It is the moment when the adult self finally turns to face the child within.
The things we thought we had forgotten words from parents, silence from teachers, the absence of comfort from friends they linger deeper than we know, shaping us in quiet, invisible ways.
We believed we moved on, but those fragments remain. 
Not in memory, but in the weight behind our reactions, the space between our words, and the tremble in our silence.
This album gently opens the door to the feelings we learned to hide grief, confusion, anger, and unmet need.
It offers no judgment, only a quiet room where the child inside is finally allowed to speak.
Warmth and distance, purity and disorder coexist. Emotion precedes language.
And in that space, we begin to listen to the part of ourselves we were never taught to care for.
‘Inner Child’ is a journey toward giving voice, time, and presence to the most fragile part of who we are.