A late-night drive, the pull of another person, and the feeling that everything else can wait. NIGHTFLAME explores escape and attraction through electronic pop, holding the exhilaration of getting away close to the intimacy of sharing that moment with someone.
Pop, rap and soul are starting points for THEODORE’s writing. The direction stays open to the feeling, the story and whatever the next song asks of him.
unreleased project
From limousine dreams at fourteen to misplaced trust at sixteen, LIFE WILL WHAT? follows a changing idea of what matters. At eighteen, suffering becomes a lesson in faith and self-belief. The song ends with determination: life can knock you around without getting the last word.
Theo calls Children of the World his “Earth Song”: an expression of concern for the world young people are growing into, and the future they could inherit.
A text interrupts a drive with nowhere to go, and a suburban party becomes the whole plan. The Night Is Ours follows the rush from walking through the door to shouting over the music, losing track of time and chasing one more song until sunrise.
An overthinking mind, turns calm because the ‘Stars in Our Sky’ answer overhead while the answer gets harder to ignore. Regret and mixed signals give way to a sharper kind of confidence—putting the phone down, letting someone go and trusting that the stars will still glow. The song features a female and her own perspectives, capturing THEODORE's universal relatability in his music.