Lost and Alone is a breakup confessional dressed in midnight colors. It starts in a cold bedroom too much space, not enough air and follows the quiet decision to walk away from a love that’s calcified. Ghost-touch imagery, mirror-truths, and a hook that chooses solitude over stone set the tone. The verses keep it intimate and close-mic’d; the chorus opens into widescreen roomy drums, aching pads, and a vocal that feels like a final, steady exhale.

Lyrically it’s about mercy through distance: letting echoes fade, letting memories die, and learning that freedom can taste bitter before it tastes clean. Sonically it leans alt-pop/indie with a cinematic lift in the bridge; think late-night drive, streetlights strobing on wet pavement. Play it when you’re past the argument and ready for the truth.

If this hit you somewhere tender, leave a note where did it land?

Lost & Alone

Black Phunk is a groove architect with smoked-glass vocals, midnight bass, and future-funk swagger. They blend soul, hip-hop, and cosmic jazz into dance-floor sermons built for neon nights.

Lost & Alone

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