triple j's Like A Version

What's Luv? (triple j Like A Version)

What's Luv? (triple j Like A Version) [feat. Kee'ahn]

Groove Is In The Heart

Groove Is In The Heart (triple j Like A Version)

Watermelon Sugar

Watermelon Sugar (triple j Like A Version)

Fireflies

Fireflies (triple j Like A Version)

Light Up is an emotional awakening set to sound — an album forged in vulnerability, resilience, and rebirth. With soaring melodies, powerful rhythms, and raw lyrical honesty, this collection of songs unearths the hidden places where pain lingers, only to ignite them with clarity and fire.

It’s a soundtrack for those who’ve carried the weight of their past like rusted chains, who’ve moved through life unseen, unheard, and yet unbroken. Each track is a spark — a confrontation with silence, a burning away of falsehoods, and a declaration of self through shattered illusions.

The music pulses with a sense of quiet revolution, blending aggressive edge with atmospheric depth. From whispered introspection to explosive anthems, Light Up leads the listener through storm and shadow into a space of catharsis — where falling apart isn’t the end, but the beginning of becoming whole.

This is more than an album. It's a reclamation.
A voice rising from the wreckage.
A heartbeat in the dark.
A fire that won’t burn out.

In the wreckage… we find light.

Tomorrow

Heavy Crown

“I Adore” by Saints No More is a fiery, feel-good hard rock love anthem that celebrates passion, devotion, and the unstoppable pull of desire. It’s bold, it’s playful, and it’s drenched in the kind of energy only a song written straight from the heart can carry.

The verses are packed with heat—seductive eyes, electrifying touches, and the thrill of being completely captivated by someone who sets your soul on fire. The pre-chorus builds with swagger, before the chorus explodes into a declaration of obsession and joy: “She’s in my head, got me losing control, my heart’s on fire, it’s burning up my soul.”

As the track unfolds, the story turns from pure passion to something deeper—gratitude, commitment, and the hope of forever. By the final chorus and outro, “I Adore” stands as both a love song and a rock anthem, where infatuation meets true devotion.

Musically, it’s classic Saints No More—driven riffs, soaring hooks, and a chorus built to ignite a crowd. It’s the kind of track that celebrates love not as a whisper, but as a roar.

Shimmer (triple j Like A Version)

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