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An independent electronic music project from Auckland, New Zealand, blending IDM, ambient synth, downtempo, and surreal kin‑dza‑jazz within moon‑themed soundscapes optimized for headphone listening.

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In a time where R&B is constantly shapeshifting, Tiffany Nichelle stands out as an artist who blends timeless emotion with a fearless modern edge. Her latest release, “Love In Reverse,” is a hypnotic journey into the messy beauty of heartbreak, desire, and the thin line between holding on and letting go.

Crafted alongside the visionary pen and production of Yung Adamsville, the track flips the typical love story on its head—literally. Built on lush, slow-burn chords and a bassline that moves like a late-night confession, “Love In Reverse” paints the picture of a relationship unraveling in rewind. Tiffany’s vocals glide effortlessly between honey-smooth runs and raw, cutting delivery, making each word hit like it was pulled straight from a diary you weren’t supposed to read.

From the opening beat, Adamsville’s production feels cinematic—layered with atmospheric textures, haunting harmonies, and a pulse that mirrors the chaos of love that’s falling apart. It’s the type of record that plays in your head long after it stops, not because it’s just catchy, but because it feels true.

Tiffany Nichelle isn’t afraid to stand in her vulnerability, and “Love In Reverse” proves she’s entering a new era—one where her artistry is just as daring as her storytelling. This is R&B for the lovers who’ve been burned, the ones who replay every moment wondering where it all went wrong, and the ones who know sometimes the only way to move forward… is to go backwards first.

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