First Movement

First Movement is the moment right before the leap — that quiet inhale before the world shifts. It’s a song about transition, about saying yes to the unknown, and doing so not alone, but with someone beside you who sees you. It’s sensual and spiritual, grounded in bass and uplifted by melody, like walking barefoot into a dream.

The track begins in a soft glow — Zinnia-style vocals, ambient synths, jazz flute phrases, and subtle Middle Eastern vocal chops that shimmer like distant echoes. There’s no urgency. Just invitation. It’s a sonic beckoning:

“Wake up…
Your breath is a river of gold
Wake up…
Your feet are roots to the throne”

First Movement feels like reaching out for your partner’s hand at the edge of something new — a new phase, a new truth, a new version of you both. And instead of running from the fear, you walk into it together. The rap verses bring clarity and pace, while the dreamy chorus brings surrender:

“Let me move…
Like water through these walls
Let me move…
Hear the ancient calls”

It’s emotional, but not heavy. It's empowered, but not loud. It holds a frequency that makes you want to move slowly in a room lit by candles and curiosity. With your partner, First Movement becomes a ceremony — a moment where bodies and intentions align.

Whether you're navigating change, deepening your intimacy, or just finding your breath again — this track reminds you: movement doesn’t always start with motion. Sometimes it starts with trust.