Author: Lucy Lerner

A haunting alt-pop track blending R&B, hyperpop, and Arabic influences, “Metanoia (p.179)” is bold, raw, and poetic.

Cole Scheifele’s In Case You Ever Come Around blends raw emotion, folk warmth, and quiet hope in a haunting release.

Louie Rubio’s Free Fall is a dreamy, intimate track about liberation that drifts with haunting beauty and grace.

Hazlett’s “Tell Me Something” is a tender, reflective track exploring quiet heartbreak and the ache of moving on.

Boy In Space reveals his rawest sound yet on The Butterfly Affect, blending Nordic pop with Nashville soul.

Ava Della Pietra’s “Moon Over Capri” transforms grief into hope with intimate vocals honoring her grandfather’s journey

STRGZR’s Sad Machine blends raw emotion, alt-rock grit, and indie flair in a haunting debut about tech-age disconnection.

Sasha & The Bear’s ‘Get ‘Em’ captures post-breakup clarity in a raw, nostalgic track that embraces honest self-reflection.

Plàsi reimagines Avignon with just piano and vocals, finding deeper emotional resonance in this beautifully stripped-back version.

DYLYN has something to say, and she’s not dressing it up in polite metaphors. Change Me is raw, loud, and teetering on the edge of collapse like a last-ditch prayer shouted into the void. It’s the kind of track that grabs you by the throat, shakes you up a little, and dares you to admit you’ve felt this lost too. Right from the get-go, the song kicks in with an urgency that doesn’t let up. The guitars snarl, the drums hit like a racing pulse, and DYLYN’s voice has a crackling energy in her delivery. It’s somewhere between a plea…