A Little Blood

Come And Go

Stick Season - Noah Khan

Purgatory Road

With New Eyes

10 Años

El camino natural (feat. Ala Par Dúo)

All songs composed, recorded and mixed by Nienke Deiters in Argentina and The Netherlands. 

Co writing lyrics ‘Labyrinths’ Prasant Selhorst
Violin 'Constant Transformation' and 'Time and Space' by Mali Boomkens
Violin 'Labyrinths' by Lucio Angelotti
Bass guitar by Andres Hermans
Guitar and vocals by Nienke Deiters
Mastering by Robert Nauta and Nienke Deiters

Photo’s by www.darkaphotography.com 
Tides 2024. www.nienkedeiters.nl

Labyrinths

You with the sad eyes
I’ve heard it before that you want me this time
You did some thinking 
And you’ve really matured can’t I tell from this line

But tell me this
Does your girlfriend know you’re here
cause I remember how it felt
When we didn’t talk for half a year

I can’t trust my heart
Cuz it got me here 
Back in your arms
When I should be runnin 
I should be doin something else 

What’d you do to me?
Cuz you’ve got me trained
At your feet
The second you come callin
I should be doing someone else 

You with the lying tongue
I wish on a star that you never said my name
I did some thinking 
And I realized you never were quite sane

But I’m still an addict
And you’re still my drug
I know you’re bad
But my heart keeps feeling that little tug

SOMEONE

Say Something

Written by John Smith, Hannah Dilworth & Al Bampton.

Celebrating Lives, Making Memories and Leaving Legacies.

www.swansongproject.co.uk

Wonderful

After the Promise is a quiet, acoustic indie folk album about what remains when love ends without drama.

These songs live in the aftermath. The mornings after the vows stopped echoing. The long drives, the empty rooms, the honest self-reckoning that follows a relationship that didn’t explode, but simply expired.

Stripped-down guitars, husky vocals, and minimal arrangements carry stories of commitment, endurance, memory, and acceptance. There’s no villain here. No rewritten past. Just truth, reflection, and the slow work of learning how to carry what was yours and set down what wasn’t.

This album isn’t about heartbreak as spectacle.
It’s about dignity, accountability, and moving forward without bitterness.

Headphones recommended. Late nights encouraged.

SOMEONE

jaclyn.