
The happiest blend of indie and cute pop… Totally innocent but current.

“It’s a very dramatic and intense song, but it’s real and honest. It’s easy to get caught-up in a relationship and take everything out on yourself. ‘Tear Myself Apart’ comes directly from the heart.”

“It’s about my personal relationship with loneliness and directed at the girl I’ll eventually meet and fall for. I don’t particularly see it as a love song for a person that doesn’t exist. It’s more of a therapeutic way of expressing myself. I feel like it’s me being optimistic about the future of my love life, I’ve got Nothing To Lose.”

Track of the week. Reminiscent of those slow jams from N*E*R*D in their early days, blended with some flawlessly infectious RnB.

“Hard Times is about keeping your sanity when the world around you has gone mad. This song took me 2 years to write. I wanted it to feel honest and open, and to capture the way I feel about pain that my friends and I have experienced. Sometimes in order to fully understand something, I need to sit with it. I need to feel every emotion surrounding it before I feel like I have something to say, so I wrote and revised and re-wrote countless times until it felt right. The end product was ‘Hard Times’, a reminder not to lose hope in seemingly hopeless situations.”

“I began walking along the sidewalk with an ever-so-familiar feeling of loneliness and guilt for leaving, and wondered how I kept allowing myself to repeat this self-fulfilling prophecy of isolation. I began taunting myself singing, “you are an a**hole, nobody likes you”, and all of a sudden the whole song poured out of me.”

“Meant To Stay Hid’ is a personal song about loss. It’s that tangible and uncomfortable whole-body feeling that someone is gone. It’s the reality that our memory of them will fade and change. But it’s also the beautiful, yet unreasonable, hope that we will be with them again. For whatever dark reason, I often imagine losing those closest to me. However, I don’t live in constant fear of losing them. Writing about it helps me to love them more deeply while we share this short time together. For me, this song sounds like what it feels like when I hold back tears. It’s almost soothing, but without any actual release.”

“Me No Evil’ is my ego dipped in the mind of a rambling drunk. A dreary yet catchy banger that speaks on alcoholism and the cycle of depression that surrounds many millennials. A melancholic guitar sample drives the track over distorted 808s and claps as I sing “My bedroom’s like a club to me, my shit banging, this bottle’s like a snub to me; noose to hang with”.

Don’t be mistaken by the humble presentation of this song… You’ll experience some of the most charming and beautifully created jazz. It really is just the most delightful sound.