K·SKIN music lives between techno, rock and cinematic sound
Music, skin and story woven into queer rituals of control, surrender and becoming
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Under Your Skin
“Under Your Skin”is my hymn to the pleasure a slave can find in SM. The song is inspired by those scenes where pain, pressure and trust slowly push you into sub-space – that drifting, out-of-body state where time blurs and all that’s left is sensation and connection. It’s about giving yourself so deeply that you feel your Master under your skin, in every nerve, every breath.
Crown my king
A tribute to Master Martin
“Crown My King”is my open love letter to power exchange – and to Master Martin, and all the Masters who dare to carry that title with weight and care. I wanted the song to feel like kneeling on purpose: heavy, reverent and intimate, with no irony. It’s the soundtrack to the part of me that calls itself slave and means it – a devotion that burns with fire, softness and the quiet pride of serving a true King.
Without Your Recognition
“Without Your Recognition”is written from the place in me that lives as a slave – the part that craves being seen, owned and recognised, but also knows I always have one last option: I can walk away. The song sits right in that tension. It’s about needing a Master’s gaze and approval, but never being trapped. A reminder that even in the deepest submission, my “yes” is mine to give – and mine to withdraw.
Reign over me
A tributs to Master C.
“Reign Over Me”is my tribute to Master C – the one who can make me let go completely. The track lives on that edge between losing control and finding a deeper kind of freedom. It’s inspired by those moments where I hand everything over to him and slip into a space where I don’t have to think anymore – only feel, respond and be body. A prayer to be held down and held close at the same time, until the storm inside finally breaks and leaves something quieter, truer, behind.
No border, just fire
A tribute to Gran Canaria
“No Borders, Just Fire”is my love letter to Gran Canaria – the one place where I feel completely free to be who I am. The song is inspired by that feeling of stepping into a world with no shame and no masks, where desire, identity and pleasure are allowed to breathe in the open. It’s about the island heat, the night streets, the bodies, the glances – and the quiet knowing that this is the life I was built for.
The game of fear
“The Game of Fear”is my response to the way the world is tearing itself apart through polarization. The song is rooted in how extreme voices feed on fear – using hate speech, fake news and easy enemies to pull us further away from each other. I wanted to write something that quietly pushes back: a reminder that fear is a tool, and that we don’t have to play along with those who weaponise it.