NOBODY SAID GO — the new album starts now. KEEP HOURS, the first album: twelve songs, one night.
The first song of the second album — the doorway song. He waited for a voice to tell him it was his call.
Standing in the doorway, waiting on a voice in the hallway to say it's his call. You didn't draw the line — you left the door wide open. Nobody said go, so he went.
Twelve songs / one night. Kaleb's first album — here is the cover, front and back, the way it was made.
Red light, green light — the player who never gets caught, and the caller is him too.
He spills his heart out — say it's nothing when it's everything. It was always the same guy.
Five songs that live outside KEEP HOURS — including the dark-half chapter the fans quote back.
The dark half speaks in first person. "I burn quietly so you could shine."
"I burn quietly so you could shine."— Other Half (Dark)
Two songs still taking shape.
Dark-side chapter four — the dark half answers back. A rap banger with a wolf break.
Street-style K-pop. The stage is a costume, the street is the truth — no mask.
Every sleeve, including the ones Dave made by hand.
Kaleb makes portraits and editorial images in warm light — and KEEP HOURS, his first album: twelve songs from one night. Two of them close the story his dark-side songs started — one person, two speeds, the same heart — and five more live outside the album as singles.
Jake's brother, his own sound. Street-style K-pop, late-night R&B, and chapters still being written in the studio.
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