"Yoko" lands with a message of reflection and self-exploration
Alan, Broz, and Erick deliver a piece in search of answers with hope.
Time and space—two vast, infinite concepts that shape our existence.
Both coincide on many occasions because of the darkness.
That darkness is sometimes the little knowledge we have in our daily lives, when we ask daily: "What will happen tomorrow?"
But "Yoko" (light in Japanese) comes to be the answer to that.
In each second, we can grow, evolve, to become who we are meant to be.
We may not control time, but we control how we use it.
We may not control space, but we control how we fill it.
