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New York

Coconut Water

Invincible: Atom Eve (Original Soundtrack)

coffee and kiss

liminal

street lights

vital signs (universa's theme)

overgrown

lemon cake (mark's theme)

Pressure

Two (2) Little Mountains

baby Getz

Baby Dreamer

FORGONE

Hands Dirty

Nectar

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage (Original Game Soundtrack) - Tape 1

The Abyss

Velvet Cove

Moonlight

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage (Original Game Soundtrack) - Tape 1 & Tape 2

Insomnia

Bloodshot

Hoops is about the push and pull between moments of isolation and self-preservation, and the desire to be seen. Although the song was written at the height of the 2020 pandemic, and thus quite literal in its isolation themed identity, it also happens to translate to so many moments since we’ve been released from our respective homes. Seeing your friends hanging out without you, realizing you haven’t left the house in days, staring at the little dress in your closet and wondering if there will ever come a time to wear her again. Hoops is about the sudden burst of social energy, the physical memory of how it feels to be seen and desired, and realizing that if you want that person, you’re gonna have to make yourself known by that person.

Put on a cute fit, leave the house, go to that bar you like, see what happens!

Hoops

Bloodshot is a cheeky summer fling with the hottest person you’ve ever met. Meetups in the park after dark, PDA at the bar, obsessive behaviours blossoming. This may be someone you’ve been yearning for forever and life finally decided to  bring you closer. A love so explosive and a passion so hot it feels like it couldn’t possibly last. But will it?

A Little Lucky

Blossom Tree

Halfmoon is a moody tune about coming to terms with the fact that you deserve better, realizing your own worth. It’s the feeling of going in circles with someone, constantly battling issues and problems, just to suddenly realize you may just have to remove yourself from the situation altogether. It’s taking a step back and shifting perspective. Changing your position from defensive to offensive and grabbing life (and love) by the horns.


Musically, Halfmoon may be the middle child of A Little Lucky. It’s darker, the chords aren’t as pop as the other songs, the structure isn’t as standard. On the other hand, the vocal intentions are powerful, bright and layered, which balances out the restraint of the musical bed. It feels like a form of female rage (we contain *multitudes*), one that is empowered and determined. Confident but still naïve in a way that allows for surprises. It feels like breaking free.

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