My First Vinyl Record: Leo Summer Fire

From New Hobby to Vinyl A Fun Suprise Writing and producing songs has become a new hobby for me. It started with creating music my daughter and I wanted to listen to. Songs that matched our energy. Songs that were about us. Then it kept growing. There were distributors. The distributors led to releases, streaming services, albums and now my first vinyl record. Just another fun, unexpected part of the whole experience. Take a look here: Leo Summer Fire 12" Vinyl About the Leo Summer Fire EP Leo Summer Fire is a soundtrack for Leo season. Read about it: Leo Summer Fire EP: A Soundtrack for Leo Season  Listen here:  Spotify | Apple Music | Amazon Music

"She Maps Her Skies” — The Story and Sound Behind the Infinite Truth Single

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"She Maps Her Skies" - The Story and Sound

The Story Behind the Song

She Maps Her Skies is the fourth song on the Year of the Scorpion album.

I had been in a serious relationship for a few years before I met this older man. The relationship had become stale and a drag, and I never wanted that in my life again. So at this point, I was anti-relationship. I have always been independent. Freedom isn't something I search for—it is simply how I live.

Then he entered my life and didn’t take any of that away.  However, he wanted more commitment than I had in mind. My view had always been simple: if something is working, why does it need a name?

The pull in this song isn’t about giving up freedom. It’s about realizing that the right person can expand it. Instead of making my world smaller, he made it bigger. The life I already loved suddenly had more possibilities because he was part of it.

She Maps Her Skies moves between open skies and gravity because both are true at the same time. I still wanted the space, but I also knew I had found something that offered even more than the freedom I already had.

The Sound of the Track

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The sound of She Maps Her Skies blends indie influences, vaportrap textures and dreamy reverbs. The verses feel open and spacious before the chorus lifts into a wider atmosphere. The repeating hook mirrors the pull that keeps returning, becoming stronger each time until it can no longer be ignored.

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