This was the first song I wrote for Melodrama and it’s where the whole journey begins, not just musically, but emotionally.

​Rainman came from a place of stillness and noise all at once.

 

“When you’re walkin’, through the rain…”  

just kept looping in my head, like a thought you can’t shake.

 

The more I sat with it, the more it felt like a meditation

on those moments when pain and numbness blur together.

With its haunting piano, mournful strings, and a soul-soaked saxophone solo, Rainman becomes a meditation on feeling

…or the lack of it.

 

The rain isn’t just weather, it’s memory, it’s heartbreak, it’s that quiet ache pulsing through your veins when everything feels too loud.