“‘Deathwish’ is our homage to the MySpace-era songs from bands we grew up listening to like Killswitch Engage, Job For A Cowboy, and The Black Dahlia Murder but with our signature rap and melodic twist.”
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A sharp turn of events.
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Raising the bar in more ways than one.
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Lukka drift through cosmic introspection on StarDazer, a hypnotic blend of psychedelic synth-rock, dreamy atmospherics, and meditative sonic exploration. Built around swirling textures, spacey melodies, impeccable kraut ethos and immersive rhythms, the track feels like a slow journey through inner and outer universes alike. Its hazy, transcendental mood balances melodic warmth with expansive psychedelic energy, creating a soundscape that feels both grounded and weightless. Reflective, transportive, and beautifully immersive, StarDazer captures the sensation of dissolving into dreams, vibrations, and endless cosmic wonder.
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J MESA radiates warmth and emotional intimacy on Untitled (fọláṣadé), a smooth indie-soul slow burner built around tropical textures, laid-back grooves, and deeply romantic atmosphere. Blending soulful melodies with rich organic production, the track captures the feeling of enduring love through restraint, tenderness, and quiet emotional depth. Every element moves with effortless fluidity, allowing the song’s warmth and sincerity to fully breathe.
Dreamy yet grounded, Untitled (fọláṣadé) is a soulful meditation on connection, devotion, and emotional steadiness wrapped in irresistibly mellow vibes.
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A third ending.
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People Pleasing capture the bittersweet ache of impossible love on The Movies, a deeply emotional indie track wrapped in dreamy textures, cinematic atmosphere, and raw vulnerability. Built around heartfelt songwriting and intimate production, the song explores the painful realization that love alone cannot heal unresolved trauma. Warm instrumentation and expressive performances give the track a lived-in sincerity, while its slow-burning emotional weight lingers long after the final note. Honest, melancholic, and quietly beautiful, The Movies feels like a late-night confession suspended somewhere between romance and heartbreak.
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The title track track to his forthcoming solo album.
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