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Composed and performed by Timea Göghova and Caro D'Lirium.
Recorded by Martin Schmidt / Audiospezialist Studio.


After the single "I thought" Timea presents another single "Wild Storm".
Chronologically "Wild Storm" was actually the first single, laying the foundation for the cooperation of Timea and Caro.

Timea’s voice is very controlled, showing obvious training (I’d bet operatic or classical). She frequently alters her tone for emphasis—at times quite nasal in a way that reminds me of Klaus Meine of Scorpions, at other times full and robust in her lower register.
This piano player, Caro D’lirium, is dynamite. It’s a lovely arrangement, played with expression. However, the piano is quite bright and strident. I’d have chosen the darker, softer, more forbidding piano tones of Evanescence’s debut album Fallen—an album, by the way, that feels like it must have inspired Timea’s work on some level. That’s a stylistic choice, though, and I could be wrong! Frightened of death? Neither am I. At 2:37, she offers that, my favorite lyric of the entire song, a naked challenge delivered in a throaty, almost hoarse belt, tinged with a deliberate rasp. It’s the best part of the song, for me, hiding humbly in the second verse.
By the way, I think it’s exceptionally cool to throw in a key change, which Timea and Caro did in “Wild Storm.”
This is a very solid track. You have to be into this kind of music to latch on to it, but for fans of dark piano songs and good old-fashioned metal ballads, this song has a lot to offer. I’d recommend it to fans of Evanescence, Amy Lee, Nightwish, Tori Amos, and even Halestorm. Despite being extremely stripped, you can still feel the metal lurking under the surface.
The video is a production within 24 hours and made between pre-productions appointments of the Voice of Germany. Bartek Latosinski, the man on the camera called Timea on the highway back from Berlin proposing to film the day after... So they filmed, Timea edited and the video went online the very next day. The day after she was hitting the road again back to Berlin.
Some despair and loneliness gleam through in this video. Some strong or even violent expressions "stab my heart" or "boiling lava" stand in strong contradiction to the calm nature of it and the graceful movements of Timea.

Timea Göghova