《The Victory》 | Episode 5: Red Light — Princess Laurinda iArt Gallery, Architect of Crimson Desire.
In early 2026, Nexth iTV+ enters a new era of immersive storytelling—one defined not merely by sound, but by vision itself.
Together, they weave a world where music and imagery merge into a visceral, emotional experience—raw, boundless, and utterly captivating.
This edition dares to push creative frontiers, fusing manga-inspired storytelling with avant-garde electronic soundscapes. Every frame pulses with unfiltered emotion, every beat unfolds a story, and every moment draws the audience deeper into a realm of passion, longing, and desire. Here, the heart races, the mind drifts, and the soul surrenders.
At the core of this sonic-visual odyssey is Midnight Espresso—an album for those who crave the dark, the mysterious, and the intoxicating. A fusion of EDM, Dark Trap, Trap, Lounge, and Dark Electronica, each track serves as a portal into the depths of unspoken desires, midnight confessions, and fleeting connections—two souls lost in the rhythm of the night.
Leading this hypnotic journey is Velvet Kiss (Version 2)—a track that lingers like a whispered promise, a touch that electrifies, a dance that never truly ends…
The Best I Never Had
An intimate confession wrapped in haunting instrumentals, this track echoes the ache of love and loss—where every note lingers like the ghost of what could have been.
Lyrics:
(Instrumental intro)
[Verse 1]
Look me in the eye and tell me it was all a lie
But now you're gone, I don’t know how
(Instrumental break)
[Chorus]
I won’t be sad...
You’re the best I never had
(Instrumental interlude)
[Bridge]
I wish I never heard your name...
(Instrumental break)
[Breakdown]
Was it love or just a lie...
Can’t say goodbye...
(Instrumental swell)
[Chorus]
I won’t be sad...
You’re the best I never had...
You’re the best I never had...
(Instrumental outro fades into silence...)