Home by RO

Waves for Lassie – Home drifts through the quiet space between dreaming and remembering.
Each track is like a room in a house made of echoes — warm, uncertain, and filled with light that moves like water.

It’s music for unseen places, for the fragile pulse of returning, for the moments when you feel almost home but not quite.
A film score for the invisible — for the trembling distance between here and where the heart once lived.

The instrumentation ranges from electric bass, voice, keyboard, and drums to self-made instruments and electric guitar – all performed and recorded by RO, who also did the mixing and cover art.

The album can be purchased as a digital release and downloaded via the Buy button, which redirects you to RO’s Bandcamp page.
“The Way Home”

At dawn, the world holds its breath.
Dew at dawn gathers on every leaf, tiny mirrors of forgotten thoughts. Somewhere in the haze, a tone begins — soft, unhurried, calling something back.

You start walking. The path hums beneath your feet.
On the way home, the wind whispers — like a letter that never arrived. Trees bend to listen; the air tastes of memories.

Then, at the end of the road, there it is: Home.
Not a place of walls, but of warmth, dust, and distant light. It feels both familiar and strange — as if the house remembers you differently each time you return.

Before sleep, a note hangs in the dark.
Last thing before bedtime.
It flickers like a firefly, like a secret too small to say out loud.

In the dim blue hour, sketches appear.
Night sketch. Lines drawn in silver air — fleeting, alive, unfinished. A Moving shadow crosses them, quiet as breath, guiding you toward the garden.

But the garden is not as it was.
There’s Something strange in the garden, a pulse beneath the soil, a shimmer that shouldn’t be there. You kneel, and in the reflection of the pond you see not your face, but another’s.

Mirrored dream.
Two worlds meet — yours and the one that watches from the water.
And for a moment, the surface stills.

Maybe you’ve found home.
Maybe home has found you

RO moves freely across genres and mediums. Sound is explored through emotion, reflection, and improvisation – as a landscape to step into and experience in new ways.
My practice is experimental, working with sound and music alongside drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, media art, and T-shirt art. Everything is connected in an ongoing exploration where the visual and the auditory merge.

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