EATheTrilogy, better known as EA, is fresh off of the release of his debut studio album, "EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE." Unbothered by the norm of conforming to predefined sounds, EA crafts projects that focus on capturing a specific feeling. His goal is simple: to expand what artists are capable of. “I want to show artists that we can deviate from the normal forms of rap, rock, or whatever it is,” EA says. With this album, he proves that experimentation and emotion can coexist in music.

EA’s creative process for "EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE" spanned over two years, marked by intense personal reflection and self-discovery. He would find samples, chop them up, and build layers with drums and melodies to make the music feel more “grand.” After spending time in Miami working with his co-producer A7ULBeats, the album took shape. Every element was deliberate, from the selection of samples to the choice of features. The album reflects not just his experiences, but his deep thought process and attention to detail. What makes "EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE" stand out is its artistic depth. EA describes the feeling behind the album as war, a period of heavy emotions and inner turmoil. For EA, this project was about capturing the emotional complexity of fighting through life’s battles. He created the album during a time of self-questioning and searching for purpose, ultimately channeling those experiences into verses that carry each track forward. The album acts as a bridge between his internal chaos and the listener’s ability to connect with those same feelings.

EA sees "EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE" as his magnum opus, a culmination of years of learning, growth, and studying the greats. He spent over a year and a half immersing himself in the works of cultural icons like Kanye West and Michael Jackson, understanding how they used their personal experiences (both positive and negative) to create timeless art. In the same vein, EA poured his own journey into this album, making it a raw, physical manifestation of his emotions.

Through these nine tracks, spanning thirty-two minutes, EA challenges the listener to feel as deeply as he did during the album’s creation. The sound of "EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE" is clearly rooted in hip-hop but pulls influence from alternative rock and other genres in subtle ways. The album is sample-heavy, with each track offering a new layer to the story EA is trying to tell. One of the standout moments is the final track, "INVADERS ON MARS," which feels like an anthem and feels most heavily inspired by rock. It’s a powerful close to the project, leaving listeners with a sense of resolution after the vulnerability expressed through the earlier tracks.

The production on the album is polished, but maintains an authentic feel that mirrors EA’s personal life during that period of time. The drums bang, the melodies soar, and the album’s overall delivery feels intentional. At the heart of everything EA does is a deep desire to leave a lasting impact, not just on music, but on the world. His mission as an artist extends far beyond creating songs or albums. “My mission is to better the earth while I’m here,” EA says. “We only get maybe 100 years to really make change or be of matter, and my mission is to add to that. To bring healing, to bring emotion, and to push the boundaries of what we know or what we can do.”

For EA, music is about healing and pushing boundaries. "EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE" is a reflection of that mission. It’s not just a collection of tracks. It’s a personal journey, an exploration of emotion, and a bold statement on what art can achieve. Through this project as well as the rest of his work, EA wants to inspire other artists to break away from traditional forms and challenge themselves to create something truly transformative.