.50 Cal takes a different approach on this project, speaking of his love life.

Shine

.50 Cal takes a different approach on this project, speaking of specifically his love life and all it’s complexities.

Lose Control

To .50 Cal, winter has always seemed to be the longest, most depressing season. So he captivates all his feelings in one track.

.50 Cal

Winter Never Ends

You Left Me on 5th Street.

This long-awaited EP by .50 Cal, or Calum, describes all types of emotion. The EP opens with Tell Me You Love Me One More Time, displaying sadness and fear of the one he loves leaving. Onto the second track, we get an entirely different feel. Bow Down shows the anger of Calum toward people who claim to be above him and tells a story of an ignorant past self, who had a false sense of safety. Sorry Not Sorry shows another layer of anger toward a past relationship where he was blamed and pushed away for it ending. Onto I Lost It, Calum talks about reminiscing on the bliss of the past; how nothing was perfect but he remained happy. The Bonus Track which is only released on SoundCloud is using the Instrumental of Kids by Current Joys and tells of pure sadness and dread of responsibility. After all the anger and fear displayed in the other tracks, this bonus wraps up the EP, showing the state of Calum after his pains and how he lives with it.

Tell Me You Love Me One More Time

Almost Like All The Time (Bonus Track)

I Lost It

Sorry Not Sorry

Bow Down

In Calum Collie's debut single under his new name, Calum expresses some of his deepest anxieties. The song first speaks about Calum's fear of his significant other losing feelings or lying about how she really feels. Then, the song changes to speak about Calum's own insecurities of feeling like he's not enough for his lover. Finally, the chorus makes an offer to his partner to change, and do things to protect her, when he himself is broken, hence the name "broken crutch."