Videos

My heart knows — the Korean voice of the roads-lead-back family. Released 25 September 2026.

The Indonesian voice of the roads-lead-back family — every road leads home. Released 18 September 2026.

A little love that never faded — the Vietnamese voice of the new stories family. Released 11 September 2026.

The Indonesian voice — a love entrusted to the rain. Released 31 August 2026.

The Spanish voice of the heartbreak family — the story that ended, now spoken in its sixth language. Out now, 31 July 2026.

Every road leads back to the heart — the Khmer voice of the roads-lead-back family. First single from a new multilingual chapter.

The Portuguese voice of the heartbreak family — the same story, reborn in the language of the Atlantic.

The cinematic long-form behind the French chapter — the story that ended in six languages. As heard on HITS1 Radio (FR), Radio Saint-Dié (FR), F. HITS Radio (FR), RFZ Radio (FR), Blue Radio Pays de l'Ain (FR), CHIC RADIO HITS (FR), AUXOIS FM (FR), Volting Radio (BE), Unica Radio (IT), Cosmonauta (MX) and Frecuencia Millennial (MX). Every song is a movie.

The Khmer voice of the heartbreak family — the same story, reborn in Cambodia.

The Arabic (Levantine) voice of the heartbreak family — the story that ended, told in the language of the heart.

The Russian voice — coming back, again and again.

A Kazakh original about the ache of lost youth — the feelings that stay long after the moments have passed.

A genuinely Kazakh love ballad — complete in its own language. Some songs are born in one language and stay there — by choice.

A Kazakh original — a tribute to the one voice that never leaves you.

The first release of the heartbreak family — the story that ended, in Kazakh first.

The Kazakh voice of the roads-lead-back family — the first release of "Yine Yollar Seni Bana Getirir", the story that every road leads back to.

A Kazakh original — raw vulnerability turned into melody.

The Turkish original — fear and longing woven into one.

The Russian soul of Korkarım — fear spoken in the language of the heart.

A Turkish farewell — gratitude and goodbye wrapped in one word.