“Someone Else” is a haunting indie folk duet by Joe Pope and Luna Keller, written during Luna’s first visit to the U.S. The song was born one quiet night in Nashville, crafted by the flicker of a campfire.

It explores the quiet ache of becoming—what it means to outgrow the person you’ve been, and the longing that surfaces when you’re caught between who you are and who you might be. With fingerpicked guitar, layered harmonies, and ambient textures, the track captures a sense of stillness and emotional weight, evoking artists like Gregory Alan Isakov and Phoebe Bridgers.

At its heart, “Someone Else” is a song about change—about releasing the past, not quite knowing what comes next, and finding comfort in the honesty of that space.

Someone Else

Joe Pope is a Georgia native and independent singer songwriter / producer. His debut album "Ebb Tide" is an accumulation of works that span his life of songwriting.

Initially Joe's influences were from singer / songwriter bands of the 70's. His style evolved with the times, but currently he gains much of his inspiration from young undiscovered artists of today. "I feel the independent young musicians & bands of today are so accessible and talented. While rock and pop stars of previous generations were able to influence music of yesterday, it's the independent artist of today that has a true impact on where music is going."

Someone Else

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