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EP Bio: Lost Ones

“Lost Ones” is not just an EP—it’s a confessional. A sonic journey through heartbreak, rebirth, and reckoning. Each track unearths a different layer of emotional truth, painted vividly against soundscapes that blur between the cinematic and the soulful.

The story opens with “Game”, a cold unveiling of deception and manipulation, where love is weaponized and trust becomes collateral damage. It sets the tone for an emotionally complex ride. From there, “Find a Way” offers a glimmer of hope—a breath of sea air, a return to nature’s purity, and a reminder that healing can come from serene places beyond the past’s grip.

“Heaven Gate” lures you into the illusion of love’s promise, only to show how easily bliss can twist into bewilderment. Then “It Alright” clings to the fragile dream of rewriting history—holding on too tightly, even when the love becomes a battlefield of imbalance and unmet needs.

“Blame You” whispers vulnerability; a quiet confession of fear, dependency, and the terrifying comfort of toxic love. “Ride or Die” is the fallout—a deep exhale of disappointment in broken promises and post-traumatic ache.

Finally, “Send Off” becomes the moment of release. It captures the chaos of inner conflict, but also the choice to rise clear-headed from it—to find clarity in confusion and still move forward.

This is a record for anyone who’s ever been lost in love but found themselves in the wreckage. For anyone who’s had to grieve a version of themselves just to survive. Lost Ones doesn’t offer answers—it offers truth. And sometimes, that’s the only direction you need.

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