On Mina Norris' debut album, "6'o clock, somewhere on Long Island," they take a classically brooding-indie approach to telling their personal story of pain, heartbreak and acceptance. Through gut-wrenchingly personal lyrics, listeners embark on the journey of coming to terms with the truth -- or in the case of Norris -- an emotional journey displayed as a west-to-east coast road trip throughout the United States. Ultimately, this journey leaves listeners 6'o clock, somewhere on Long Island, on the farthest ends of the East Coast.

Tracks on this album span genres from rock ("hair dye," "sacrifice" and "lewis mccartney"), country ("arizona"), and soft electronic ("the dam" and "perception"). Additionally, it is worth noting that this album is entirely self produced by Norris. Overall, Norris hopes that listeners can resonate with the shared experience of heartbreak conveyed by the album, and the process of finding peace.

6 o’clock, somewhere on long island

the dam

confusing a desire for validation with love

arizona

hair dye

perception

east coast

eleven

left ear

sacrifice

introduction

atlantic

lewis mccartney

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can’t sing but we’re vibing

6 o’clock, somewhere on long island

mina norris