Emaura | Endless — Music by Sebastian Müller

Unpublished Album

Year

2026

Location

Frankfurt

Genre

Neo-Classical

Collaborations

Eik Sings, Michal Makarov, Dialog Quartet

Content

8 Tracks

Duration

40 mins

Listening Sample

Songs

Every perfectionist knows it can feel impossible to finish songs, not to speak of an album. So here are they are fiinsihed or not.

emaura

trying

0:00/0:00

trying

what to believe in

the wind's desire

daring to hope

ashes

bottom of the ocean

...

Sometimes life keeps breaking you down in the same places. As an artist, as a person, in relationships, in friendships. And still, there is this thing inside you that feels too connected to who you are to just let it go. Even if you are tired. Even if you are disappointed again.

Even if you do not really know how to continue. So you pick yourself up slowly. Not because it feels inspiring, but because there is no other real way forward. Just trying again.

emaura

trying

0:00/0:00

trying

what to believe in

the wind's desire

daring to hope

Even if you do not really know how to continue. So you pick yourself up slowly. Not because it feels inspiring, but because there is no other real way forward. Just trying again.

emaura

trying

0:00/0:00

trying

what to believe in

the wind's desire

daring to hope

Even if you do not really know how to continue. So you pick yourself up slowly. Not because it feels inspiring, but because there is no other real way forward. Just trying again.

Album Story

The Story Behind the Album

The album was composed, written and recoreded during the pandemic. Now the time has come for it to be heard.

Endless is about the feeling that there is no final place of arrival. You can move closer to the things you once hoped for, reach moments you thought would change everything, and still find yourself searching again. The destination shifts. The goals change. Even love, meaning, purpose, and healing are not things you simply find once and then keep forever in the same way.

That is where the songs seem to live — in the space between falling apart and beginning again. In the ashes of something lost, at the bottom of your own mind, in the quiet effort of trying one more time.

Loneliness, questions such as what to believe in, and a sense of moving toward hope all reside in the same space. Hope is not to be understood as something final. More like something that comes and goes, something vulnerable, something you keep reaching for.

Endless feels like realizing that life may never become a completed answer. But maybe the searching, the longing, the breaking, the growing, and the still being here — maybe that is the story itself.