Trauma Bound is Lyra Noel at her rawest — a confession, a bruise, and a breakthrough wrapped in trap-R&B velvet. This album dives into the weight of love that cuts too deep, the healing that comes too slow, and the versions of ourselves we become when pain feels like home. Every track blends sultry melodies, sharp wordplay, and a hypnotic emotional pull that feels like late-night honesty in audio form.
This is heartbreak with bass. Vulnerability with teeth. Survival with a soundtrack.

My favorite trigger

Frenemies is Lyra Noel exposing the hidden battles behind smiles, laughs, and “friendly” vibes. This album blends trap-R&B with storytelling that cuts deep — exploring betrayal, envy, and the fine line between love and rivalry. Every track is a lesson in trust, self-preservation, and knowing who really has your back.
It’s bold. It’s honest. It’s for anyone who’s ever had to navigate loyalty in a world full of hidden agendas.

Too many fakes  (1)

Frenemies — Part B dives deeper into the games, gossip, and hidden agendas that define toxic friendships and love gone sideways. Lyra Noel delivers trap-R&B confessionals with sharp storytelling, melodic grit, and a voice that refuses to stay silent.
This is the chapter of clarity, boundaries, and reclaiming your peace — turning betrayal into lessons and petty drama into power.

Jealous eyes (1)

Whose side you on (4)

The Price of Loving Me is Lyra Noel’s unapologetic declaration of worth, love, and boundaries. Each track blends sultry trap-R&B melodies with sharp, metaphor-driven lyrics about the cost of emotional investment, loyalty, and self-respect. This album is for anyone who’s learned that love isn’t free — and neither is peace of mind.
It’s seductive, introspective, and empowering — a soundtrack for reclaiming your value while navigating the complexities of relationships.

Love ain’t cheap (1)

Lift Your Gift

Lyra Noel turns heartbreak, loyalty, and late-night thoughts into Trap R&B confessionals that hit hard and heal slow. Blending the smooth soul of H.E.R. with the edge of Tink and Coco Jones, Lyra’s voice carries the weight of real love stories—unfiltered, unapologetic, and Black woman raw. Every track feels like a diary entry with bass, a reminder that vulnerability can still have bite.

Welcome to her world—where truth sounds like rhythm and pain turns into power. 🎙️💔