Thankless Man

Immortals

IMMORTALS

Blinded

Wasted Love

"People Move On was written amid the disintegration of a pretty significant relationship. Although I was probably terrified, this song feels like me trying to convince myself otherwise: that people do this all the time, that they move on, that they survive, that there are better things on the other side. I think for this reason the song has the driving, forward momentum that it does. It was an act of manifestation, propelling us into the future." - Jess

Co-produced with Mikal Cronin and recorded at Ty Segall’s Harmonizer studios, People Move On” is the first single off Jess Cornelius’s new album CARE/TAKING.

People Move On

BLACK WIDOW LIGHTNING

I Don't Do Humidity

Victims

I don’t have to be the greatest at there ever was
I don’t have to be Goggins just to go for a run
I don’t need to always be hanging around
I don’t need a beach just to relax and chill out 
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If everybody’s getting by then, why is it getting to you?
Sometimes peoples best, just ain’t the best for you 

I don’t always have to be hanging around 
I don’t need a beach just to relax and chill out 
It’s such a drag 

If everybody’s getting by then, why is it getting into you? 
Sometimes people just ain’t the best for you

Goggins

The beginning of the end is here again
All I can see are your lies
All you remember are my sins
So here we’ve been, sticking needles in our eyes

Wondering ‘Why?’ every time
Somehow surprised our crossed hearts hope to die

Now, you say you’re not you, and I’m not me
So long, so far gone, we’re just a memory...and a song

The ending of the end—I fear I must
This time, for good
It's not what you said or did to break this trust
It's that you swore you never would

To me, when we made the vow
Never to be the people we are now

You say you're not you, and I'm not me
So long, so far gone, we're just a memory...
Now, maybe I’m not me, but you’re so you
Gone far too long, the dances we will do for a song

Crossed Hearts

I Liked You Better When I Didn’t Know You is an indie-pop, soul-leaning album built on sharp self-awareness, emotional honesty, and playful confidence. Blending dreamy pop textures, warm soulful grooves, and lightly psychedelic atmospheres, the album captures the moment when curiosity turns into clarity — and illusion gives way to truth.

indie pop, indie pop,, pop soul, soulful pop, dreamy pop, dream pop, alt pop, alternative pop, modern pop, female vocals, female singer songwriter, emotional pop, confessional pop, breakup pop, self love pop, empowerment pop, witty pop, moody pop, chill pop, late night pop, bedroom pop, psychedelic pop, indie soul, vibey pop, aesthetic pop, pop with attitude, introspective pop, relationship songs, modern indie pop, heartbreak pop, confident pop



If It Was Real, I’d Know

Honey,

Bathe Alone is the dream-pop moniker of multi-instrumentalist Bailey Crone. Taking shape in Atlanta, her haunting approach to songwriting and delicate vocal deliveries often draw comparisons to Beach House, Widowspeak, and The xx.

Growing up with a formal background in classical music, Crone first burrowed her way into the Peach State's indie scene as a teenager. She picked up drums, guitar, and bass early on, where she eventually discovered a distinct identity and connection to each instrument. With a drumming vocabulary more akin to the punk world and ambient guitar drenched in delay, the foundations for Bathe Alone were starting to crystallize.

After tinkering and fine tuning her sound even further, Crone enlisted the help of producer Damon Moon — who immediately recognized an untapped potential in the project. Within months they completed what would become Bathe Alone's debut LP, Last Looks. The 2021 album quickly caught fire and received praise from publications like Under The Radar, DittyTV, and more. Recently the team finished her sophomore full-length, Fall With The Lights Down — due out this summer via Kansas City label The Record Machine. With eyes fixed towards the future, Bathe Alone has a lot to look forward to.

Victims

Bathe Alone

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