GLΛSS HABIT — pronounced Glass Habit — is both a name and a statement. “Glass” reflects fragility and transparency; “Habit” speaks to the rituals we repeat, even when they hurt. Together, they form the sound of reflection, addiction, and transformation — the beauty in breaking, and the art of rebuilding.

This project was created to give voice to what most people keep quiet: queerness, shame, longing, and the messy, healing work of being human. Every song begins as a written idea — my words, stories, and emotional blueprints — and then evolves through AI collaboration. Using Suno AI, I compose and shape each piece into full cinematic songs: lyrics, structure, tone, and mood are all guided by my creative direction.

GLΛSS HABIT isn’t about replacing musicians — it’s about making expression accessible. AI doesn’t take the place of real artists; it gives people who can’t afford studios, vocalists, or production the ability to tell their stories anyway. I have deep respect for every songwriter, performer, and producer whose craft defines the music world. My use of AI isn’t rebellion — it’s gratitude for the tools that let emotion exist where money or skill might otherwise silence it.

The “Λ” in GLΛSS HABIT represents reflection — the duality between human and artificial, truth and creation. Whether you search for GLΛSS HABIT or Glass Habit, they are one and the same: a mirror of vulnerability, made through technology but driven by humanity.

This project doesn’t chase perfection — it chases honesty. Every song is written from a real place, blending pain and beauty, autonomy and surrender. The music isn’t about pretending to be flawless — it’s about proving that truth can sound human, even when it’s born from a machine.

GLΛSS HABIT exists for those who need a voice and can’t find one. It’s for the ones who feel too much, hide too long, and heal by creating.