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

Luna Keller & Thomas LaVine’s Phlox captures stillness, memory, and connection through rich, acoustic folk layers.

Millyz x SUMiT’s “Really the 1” blends soul-infused beats with sharp verses on ego, ambition, and quiet reflection.

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

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

Yoshika Colwell’s “A Poem About Walking” reflects on love’s quiet collapse through sparse piano and tender vocals.

Hallie Marie captures post-breakup stillness in “Pure (Don’t You Still Remember?)” a haunting folk single echoing loss, memory, and emotional truth.

Amelie Lucille’s “Piece of You” blends intimate vocals with folk-pop textures and timeless emotional clarity.

néomí’s “It’s Never Easy” explores the quiet grief of parting ways, wrapped in haunting folk-pop instrumentation.

Dylan Dunlap’s “Fool” explores self-growth and vulnerability through ambient folk textures and heartfelt lyrics.