Solar is Bia Stum’s first flight — an honest portrait of a girl who comes from where sunlight sneaks through the cracks and courage is built from scraps. It’s an album made of quiet glances at loud things: the first love that didn’t quite work, the inner noise that won’t go away, the city’s silence that somehow hears everything.

With lyrics that feel like homegrown confessions and sidewalk daydreams, Bia sings about getting lost and finding herself again, with a voice that’s raw, tender, and unfiltered. Her sound moves through landscapes of indie pop, soft electronic textures, and emotional post-punk, crafting an atmosphere that feels both intimate and wide open.

Solar isn’t about being okay all the time. It’s about keeping your light on, even when the sky goes dim.
It’s about glowing from the inside out — especially when the world tries to switch you off.

Bia Stum turns doubt into beauty, routine into poetry, and chaos into rhythm.
And with this album, she invites you to do the same: shine your way, from wherever you are, in your own time.

From Where I See

I’m Becoming Someone Else

Bia Stum is the kind of artist who turns silence into sound and confusion into poetry. Raised in a modest corner of the world—where dreams often travel folded in back pockets—she found music as her way of making sense of everything, including herself.

Her style blends indie pop, minimal electronic, and emotional post-punk, crafting songs that speak to the chaos and beauty of being young, sensitive, and a little lost in a world that rarely stops to breathe. Her lyrics feel like bus-stop confessions, scribbled journal pages, and quiet thoughts from someone who watches life with wonder and boldness.

She’s not chasing perfection — she’s drawn to the beauty of what’s raw, unfinished, and real. Her sound is both soft and sharp, with whispers that turn into choruses you feel in your chest.

Bia Stum is for those who’ve ever felt too small to dream — and dared to dream anyway.
For anyone still figuring themselves out, but already knows: there’s power in simply being who you are.

From Where I See

Bia Stum

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