In her latest song, Patterns, Luna Keller captures the essence of internal struggle with a blend of simplicity and sincerity. This song, a poignant chapter in a larger narrative, showcases Keller’s ability to convey complex emotions through her art.

Keller’s voice, both confident and evocative, serves as the perfect vehicle for the song’s emotional journey. It intertwines seamlessly with the instrumentation – a delicate balance of accordion and distorted guitar. This unique combination crafts a soundscape that oscillates between playful and sinister, mirroring the song’s exploration of internal conflict.

The lyrics of Patterns resonate with the frustration of repeating destructive habits despite a deep awareness of their harm. The chorus, with its haunting repetition of “every little,” poignantly emphasises the cyclical nature of these struggles.

Dominic Romano’s production on Patterns skillfully mirrors the song’s thematic elements, adding depth to the listening experience.

The music video for Patterns extends the song’s narrative, seamlessly continuing from where Invisible Wars left off. The visual storytelling, set against the backdrop of Latvian landscapes and memories from Tenerife, adds a rich layer to the song’s theme. The metaphor of Keller being carried, drifting in and out of consciousness, powerfully symbolises the numbness and helplessness of being trapped in self-destructive cycles.

Patterns by Luna Keller is haunting as it journeys through the complexities of self-awareness and acceptance. The song invites listeners to confront their own shadows, emphasising that these do not define one’s worth.