
a new album
Twenty-three songs about the masks we wear, the rooms we leave, and the small honest sounds that escape anyway. Follow the thread. Find the truth. Write the next verse.
every cover is a doorway

My Fake Life is a record about being caught — by mirrors, by memory, by the quieter things that watch when no one is supposed to be watching. It moves between the accusation and the apology, the laugh and the wound, the easy way and the hard way, until the mask slips and what is left is the song.
Recorded between rooms. Mixed by candle. Mastered for the late hour.
listen close, the room is listening back

CannaBusTeD · My Fake Life

CannaBusTeD writes from the edge of a room nobody else bothered to turn the lamp on in. The songs arrive the way weather does — late, certain, smelling of where they have been.
He has spent most of his life noticing what passes for ordinary, and refusing to let it. The songs on My Fake Life were written across nights, journeys, kitchens and corridors — wherever a small honest sentence could be coaxed into staying still long enough to be sung.
The Bus is a way of travelling between them. It carries the signal. It boards anyone who is listening.
“The song disappears into what it disturbed, and the disturbance keeps singing.”
“I write to make sense of the noise.”
“Not just songs. Stories. Signals. Connection.”