Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Last week, I immersed myself in the discussion about the conflict between Israel and Palestine, expressing my ideas and feelings. I also shared some video clips and historical information on several platforms, including Facebook. While there are many people who support and resonate with the message I'm trying to convey, it's disheartening when others misinterpret it or fail to see the bigger picture. I'm open to being corrected and enjoy exploring information that can change my perspective.

For a while, I felt defeated and helpless, especially for the innocent victims suffering in the Middle East. Today, I decided to create this video featuring a song I collaborated on with the Dutch producer and my friend and brother, Qrittix. He, like me, is deeply passionate about humanitarian causes and absorbs the world's pain as an artist striving to express and evoke love and emotional exploration through music.

The song, titled 'Losing Grip,' was composed earlier this year. It's a humanitarian piece that focuses on rising up, using words and imagery that connect with the souls in my town, Mount Shasta, California – a spiritually rich community. The song is about rising above and grasping the light that unites us all. I thought of this song while observing various global protests for the sake of humanity happening worldwide.

I wanted to share a powerful sentiment with you all: people from across the globe coming together in support of innocent lives being lost in Palestine. The genocide and ethnic cleansing of a people didn't start on October 7th; it's been an ongoing tragedy. I stand against the deaths of innocent people worldwide, including those in Israel who tragically lost their lives.

I hope this video brings some light to a dark situation and demonstrates how much people around the world care. I care deeply and wish I could do more than create a song or a video.
I feel this is my part right here and if I can lend any hope or heart to the situation at all I would be ever so grateful for that.

I realize the situation is incredibly complex and I am open to much learning so I can be used in this world as a better tool for peace, love creation, and all the good shit, for my friends, my family, and people everywhere.