"child" is so special. emotional but resolute, vulnerable yet unwavering in its expression of identity. sure it wasn't something that hadn't been done before, but it is a piece that really, genuinely resonates with me. there’s a certain 'rawness' to it, but not the kind of visceral intensity i often hear from mainstream artists. it operates on a quieter, more intimate(?, even) frequency - just at the exact wavelength where my heart lies.