Track: “Wait for Me” – Luca D’Alberto
(Returning and Becoming, Track 1)
After stillness, there comes a choice—not to move, not to leap—but to risk. To turn ever so slightly outward. To whisper want into the silence and hope it doesn’t echo back empty. That’s where Wait for Me lives—in the vulnerable moment between being ready and being received.
The first notes don’t declare—they emerge, like morning fog over a river. Luca D’Alberto doesn’t craft drama here. He writes yearning. The kind that doesn’t beg to be seen, but hopes, quietly, that someone is looking. It’s the emotional posture of someone who has known solitude deeply, and now asks—not for rescue, but for recognition.
This isn’t a track about resolution. It’s about openness. The string work feels like breath returning to the body after a long silence, slowly warming the edges of what’s been cold for too long. It doesn’t reach for the listener. It allows the listener to approach on their own time, in their own truth.
Where Ambre closed one chapter in sacred stillness, Wait for Me begins a new one with quiet courage. It asks a question that many of us carry beneath our ribs: If I make myself visible, will it be too much? Or—just maybe—will it be enough?
There’s no answer in this music. Only the reach. But even that is everything.
This is the sound of becoming visible again. Not loudly. Not fully. But bravely.
Suggested Pairings:
– A window slightly cracked to spring air you’re almost ready to feel
– A message you haven’t sent, sitting in drafts, waiting with you
– A quiet whisper to the world: “I don’t know where this leads. But I want to go.”
Another morning. Another chance. Another chance for hope. Carry it with you.