Ex Nihilio Nihil Fit (Nothing comes from Nothing) is amongst the most revered cited quote in the academic vocation, especially those concerned with sociology and social anthropology due to the implicit iconoclasm that the study of social institutions and associations reveal in peculiar ways because the search of truth is paved by plausible quicksand of the lurking threat that supposes there is none. Although, being in the world confirms that truth persists and prevails in various forms. This album documents the critical moments that the songwriter witnessed during the course of a decade and how he reconciled with those moments of criticality to affirm himself. The uprootedness of nihilism gradually leaks into all walks of life under theĀ garb of how life starts seeming like an implicit process of letting go, this album dealt with the empty pursuits that we attest purpose to. Although, these seemingly pursuits breathe meaning in the moment contemplating on the play of life and the changes it encouters during its progression, reminescing on how transient the feeling of reaching the summit may feel in retrospect but the will to clim and its challenges shape our view about ourselves and our association with the world around, as well as, beyond us.
Buoyancy
Esoteric Insights
Quantum Entanglement
Pretend Sagacity