Author: eden9158

  • Nobody’s Wolf Child “Lost Among the Pines”

    Nobody’s Wolf Child “Lost Among the Pines”

    As Nobody’s Wolf Child leads the song, setting the lost and sad feelings that will permeate it during all of its run, the accompanying voices of the forest, featured as strings, will soon join her and let her know she can find a home in this white landscape. As the Wolves and the shadows of…

  • Couvo “Tired”

    Couvo “Tired”

    Tired arrives quietly, like someone dragging themselves to their couch after a tired day at work. Following the more fast paced and energetic Visiting Hours and Horses & Divorces, the third single is what it feels like once you’ve used up your energy somewhere else and feel in desperate need to recharge.  With jazz elements…

  • Maya Yenn “How Much Sadness Can You Swallow?”

    “I’m not a religious person but the concept of hell has always fascinated me,” Maya says before going into more detail. “In the dream, I woke up in this old house and couldn’t remember who I was or why I was there. I was banging on doors and windows to try and escape but nobody…

  • Sharl “That Girl”

    Sharl “That Girl”

    “When I saw it, at first, I thought that’s great! I definitely want to be ‘That Girl’! The activities are mostly positive, healthy things to do. However, on closer inspection, it’s a movement that promotes an unrealistic level of perfection, and no one can be perfect all the time. So then I thought: whatever, I’m…

  • Taylor B-W “In Ur Net”

    Taylor B-W “In Ur Net”

    “I wrote this song towards the end of an infatuation I was dealing with – with a person who did not deserve my attention or affection. I was absolutely caught up in this person’s web (…). In retrospect, there is something really unnerving about the experience of being caught in someone’s web – you feel…

  • Frances Hope “Stay”

    Frances Hope “Stay”

    “I needed to voice the reason we decide to stay in those situations,” Frances began, “so others healing from the same type of heartbreak can take solace in the fact that they are not alone. Stay is a letter to those needing to forgive themselves for what they experienced, and recognizing healing is non-linear and…

  • Carlo Errin “honeymoon”

    Carlo Errin “honeymoon”

    Headlining a project focused on growth and acceptance, honeymoon is the perfect first look into what “the butterfly boy” will sound and feel like: facing someone you’ve got shared history with who’s fully moved on and even found love might bring forth any sort of negative reaction, yet Errin can only find happiness for the…

  • Mia Mormino “Alternate Reality”

    Mia Mormino “Alternate Reality”

    “This song is about my tendency to disassociate when my life here on earth gets to be too much,” Mia opens up with, confirming the message the song is carrying. “Instead of handling my problems, I create alternate realities to temporarily escape to. I’ve now learned that this way of coping isn’t the healthiest but…

  • VOCAL LONER “1976”

    VOCAL LONER “1976”

    “This is, again, a tragic love song from another perspective — more of a tragic love story,” the artist begins with. Stating he’s taken heavy inspiration from a Star Is Born, the 1937 film presenting the doomed love between a famous man and a woman with deep aspirations to a similar future, VOCAL LONER decided…

  • VHCLE “Love Games”

    VHCLE “Love Games”

    “Love Games has infinite meanings. Some people put their love in selfless acts, relationships, drugs, money, sex, etc. We all share a different perspective with our lyrics.​​” VHCLE

  • Wild Fire “What If We Never Met”

    Wild Fire “What If We Never Met”

    “The truth is, we are fooling ourselves. We should never waste precious time on someone who we have to constantly cater to. It’s ok to let go of relationships that do not add value to our lives. Just know that greater things are in store.”  Wild Fire

  • Savanna Blu “Something To Cry About”

    Savanna Blu “Something To Cry About”

    In the song’s narrative, there is context to the past, specifically the time between the breakup and the realization that the narrator is better off this way.