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Born from loss, transmutation, and renewal, Release 22 Receive is more than an EP — it’s a ritual in sound. After losing nearly all of his work-in-progress music, Bryant Love emerges with this collection as both a letting go and a welcoming in. It’s an act of surrender, and an act of reclamation.

Across five tracks — blending original songs with reinvented covers, live instrumentation, rap verses, and soaring guitar solos — Bryant shapes a sonic experience where vulnerability meets mastery. It’s hip-hop, R&B, soul, and alternative energy flowing through one body of work, steeped in his signature honesty and spiritual undertone.

“IKWYL” opens the project with a mantra of awareness and attraction. Over a smoky, fluid groove, Bryant reflects on intuition, pride, and falling into love’s current; all while seeking elevation. It’s meditative yet urgent, an invocation to “cherish thy light” even while adrift.

“Lovely” deepens the emotional palette, a confessional about intimacy, imperfection, and devotion. The lyrics swing between moon-pulled magnetism and the weight of reality, underscored by whispered spiritual tension (“angels on my side… demons on the prowl”). It’s a love song about wrestling with self and the sacred inside connection.

“Ryyddd” is a late-night drive distilled into a track. Bryant flips the sensuality of a classic vibe into his own lane, punctuating the breezy hook with a live guitar solo that feels like headlights slicing through fog. It’s playful and cinematic, a pause before the storm.

“2torm2 of Love” rides a sandstorm of passion and conflict. His rearrangement and production amplify the push-pull tension of the original while adding a rock-like crescendo of guitar. It’s a song about trying to grow up and away while still reaching for the other person’s hand.

“its never too late…” closes the EP in catharsis. Bryant turns heartbreak into a final confession — a plea for reciprocity, a critique of pseudo-spirituality, and a reminder of unconditional love. His guitar solo here feels like a prayer answered in electricity.

Release 22 Receive is an EP about cycles: holding and releasing, falling and rising, breaking and mending. Even its title reads like an instruction for healing. By producing, rearranging, and reinterpreting these songs — including the covers — Bryant Love not only reclaims his artistry after loss but also offers listeners a map: how to navigate intimacy, ego, and surrender without losing your light.

It’s not just music. It’s an energetic exchange.

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