Produced by Yellow Trash Can

"Daydream" is where I go when reality feels too loud — a soft, euphoric place in my mind that makes everything feel lighter, even if just for a moment. It’s playful and warm, but underneath it all, it’s me admitting how easy it is to run from what hurts. Escaping into fantasy became a habit… one that made me feel safe, but also kept me from truly healing. This song is me gently calling myself back — and hopefully reminding others that facing the hard stuff is where real freedom begins.

Performed by: Briana Piedra
Written by: Briana Piedra
Produced by: Yellow Trash Can
Vocal Produced by: Briana Piedra
Mixed & Mastered by: Skelli

Daydream

"I’m Sorry" is one of the most honest pieces I’ve written. It came from finally seeing how I was holding onto something that was hurting us both. I realized that refusing to let go wasn’t love — it was fear. This interlude is my apology to myself for staying too long, for trying to save something that was already gone. But it’s also my release… a small but powerful moment of growth, acceptance, and choosing myself in the end.

Performed by: Briana Piedra
Written by: Briana Piedra
Produced by: Yellow Trash Can
Vocal Produced by: Briana Piedra
Mixed & Mastered by: Skelli

I'm sorry

I'm Sorry

"Doing Me Wrong" tells the story of loving someone who never truly valued me. It’s upbeat on the surface, but underneath, it’s me working through the pain of being lied to and replaced. I was questioning everything — how could someone I gave my all to just move on like that? There’s jealousy, heartbreak, and that deep ache of realizing the signs were always there… I just didn’t want to see them.

Performed by: Briana Piedra
Written by: Briana Piedra
Produced by: Yellow Trash Can
Vocal Produced by: Briana Piedra
Mixed & Mastered by: Skelli

Doing me wrong

Doing Me Wrong

Chemtrails

Chemtrails (ft. Yellow Trash Can)

"No More" is about emotional exhaustion — that moment when you’ve given someone chance after chance, and there’s nothing left to feel but numb. I wrote it from a place of quiet heartbreak, where you’re not angry anymore, just done. The repetition reflects that heaviness — walking away not because you stopped caring, but because you can’t carry it anymore.

Performed by: Briana Piedra
Written by: Briana Piedra
Produced by: Floornug, Briana Piedra
Vocal Produced by: Briana Piedra, Skelli
Mixed & Mastered by: Skelli
Label: Burn Money Music

No More

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Chemtrails (ft. Yellow Trash Can)

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