As a fruitful result of this supportive movement, Jewelia has created various songs and a lot of content for her channel. And her prolific creativity has taken a further outlet and perspective also thanks to the self-challenge “Poject2020“: a collection of 12 songs that Jewelia wrote in 2020, one for each month, shared every 20th, and which she eventually intends to bring together in a future album.

First track of Project2020, “Maze” is the song that comes to us a year later from its first genesis, and is the first to be remastered and released with a music video.

Frescoed as a Sufjian-esque-inspired journey through a metaphorical maze of life, Jewelia’s work is presented as a dreamlike composition.

The conceptualization rendered in Maze’s musical delivery unfolds in a cascade of crossroads that instills and corroborates that sense of progression, now desired, now undergone, to move forward and progress along the path of our lives.

“Maze is about my (and every other human being’s) inherent fear of aging. I must admit that the irreversible passing of time is a recurring theme in my songs. I feel like there are so many things I want to do, or try, or experience, and never enough time.”  So Jewelia introduces the theme of “Maze.”

Then she delves into her personal vision: “Every road we take is another road not taken, just like in Robert Frost’s popular poem. Once upon a time, I was set to become a lawyer, I chose to be a musician instead. Sometimes I wonder what life would’ve been like if I’d chosen the former, unfortunately life is too short to be able to experience everything, and we never know where it might take us or which is/was the right choice.”