"Imperfect Garden" is a bittersweet folk-pop track about motherhood, burnout, and trying to bloom even when life feels heavy. It’s an honest look at juggling a draining job, quiet coping habits, and the pressure to be a “perfect mom,” all wrapped in soft acoustic warmth and flower-filled imagery. This is a confession, a reminder, and a love letter to her kids to grow what they love—not what the world demands. Emotional, real, and gently empowering.


Imperfect Garden

“Make Whiskey & Not War” is a bittersweet, clever, and catchy anti-war anthem that contrasts the unhealthy escapism of drinking with the brutal realities of modern conflict. With witty wordplay — like “martini cocktails instead of Molotov cocktails” and “Jameson car bombs, not cities blown apart” — the song highlights how even alcohol’s flaws pale in comparison to the devastation of war.
It’s a punchy acoustic-folk-pop track that blends humor, truth, and social commentary, reminding listeners that if humans must self-destruct, it might as well be with hangovers instead of heartbreak and firestorms.

Make Whiskey & Not War

“Anti-Hero Eyes” is a raw, emotional confessional about a daughter who spent her whole life trying not to become her father—only to find his reflection staring back at her years later. Born on the same day, sharing the same blue eyes and love of history, she grew up seeing him as the warning sign she never wanted to follow. But after his unexpected death, regret, grief, and unexpected similarities rise to the surface: the coping, the habits, the shadows we inherit without trying.
A haunting blend of vulnerability and honesty, this song captures the complicated love between parent and child, the ache of missed moments, and the realization that we often become what we ran from.

Perfect for fans of bittersweet storytelling, acoustic confessionals, and emotionally charged singer-songwriter music. 

Anti-Hero Eyes


“Placebo Effect” is a bright, feel-good pop track about catching a natural high with no drinks, no drugs—just pure vibes. Sunny, breezy, and effortlessly uplifting, it turns everyday moments into a blissful little buzz. A happy-day soundtrack for when life feels magically lighter for no reason at all.

Placebo Effect

A fierce, modern feminist anthem calling out the gaslighting of women—from Billie Holiday and Martha Mitchell to the workplace pressures of today. A haunting, powerful reminder that women don’t shine under gaslights — they burn right through them.

Martha Mitchelled

“History’s Ghost” is a modern-folk reflection on how today’s chaos echoes the past. From Dust Bowl winds to data streams, the song moves through fear, division, and global unrest—yet returns to a single truth: we’ve survived hard times before, and love still rises when the world feels upside down.

HIstory's Ghost

“The Swimmer” is an emotional, yet light-hearted and upbeat, indie-folk song about escaping into suburban comfort while the world spins outside the fence. Inspired by John Cheever’s The Swimmer, it blends acoustic warmth with cinematic storytelling about isolation, anxiety, and trying to stay connected beyond our own bubbles.

The Swimmer

“Am I Good Enough” is a vulnerable pop-folk ballad about a mother questioning her self-worth while struggling through burnout, old dreams, and the fear of not measuring up. Through tender lyrics and emotional storytelling, the song reveals how her children’s love gives her strength, purpose, and the courage to keep going. Honest, bittersweet, and hopeful, it’s a reminder that even imperfect love can still be more than enough.

Am I Good Enough?

"The Quiet” is a haunting, intimate ballad about the unseen battles women carry in silence. Through soft, ghostlike imagery and whispered grief, the song reflects on motherhood, loss, bodily autonomy, and the quiet strength forged through pain. It captures the hollow rooms, the private heartbreak, and the resilience born from being unheard but still rising. Vulnerable, poetic, and deeply human—this track is an anthem for every woman who’s ever been spoken over, underestimated, or told who she should be.

The Quiet

Where flowers dream and waves remember.

Bloomirae’s music is a soothing mix of poetic lyrics, warm tones, historical accounts, and ocean-inspired textures. Music for slow mornings, long nights, and everything in between.

Bloomirae

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