Same View (Ft. Rick Berry)

Writers:
Craig Kemp
Kenny Berthelot

Mixed:
Craig Kemp

Mastered:
Luke Mullan

See You Around (Ft. Kenny Berthelot) - Mont Rose

Written by Craig Kemp and Daniel J Farthing
Produced by Craig Kemp
Mixed by Craig Kemp
Mastered by Luke Mullan

Slide - Mont Rose (Ft. Daniel J Farthing)

Written by Craig Kemp, Jacinta Le Ralph
Produced by Craig Kemp
Mixed by Craig Kemp
Mastered by Luke Mullan

Shelter - Mont Rose (Ft. Jacinta Le Ralph)

"Me & You" marks a new chapter for Mont Rose, the Naarm/Melbourne-based project of Craig Kemp, and the first release of 2025. This time, he joins forces with rising Swedish-born, Melbourne-based soul artist Lhēon, whose raw, future-forward voice brings a powerful emotional centre to the track.

Over Mont Rose’s lush production — spacious, textured, and delicately layered — Lhēon’s vocals glide with intimacy and yearning. “Me & You” is a slow-burning, soul-tinged daydream about surrendering to love without fear, told in whispers and weightless harmonies.

With lyrics that capture the intense gravity of true connection — “We could disappear / share an atmosphere” — the song explores vulnerability, desire, and the kind of union that feels written in the stars. It’s romantic without being saccharine, nostalgic without being stuck in the past.

Lhēon, fresh from releasing her two-part debut Full Disclosure, continues to establish herself as a force of voice and presence. Meanwhile, Mont Rose builds on a deep well of sonic exploration, drawing from a life spent writing, producing, and reimagining sound into something deeply personal and cinematic.

"Me & You" is the sound of two artists crossing paths at just the right moment — intimate, immersive, and unmistakably honest.

Me and You Ft. Lheon

Mont Rose returns with longtime friend and collaborator Daniel J Farthing, delivering an emotionally charged electronic track that balances introspection with sonic impact.

Built on warped textures, pulsing synths, and glitchy percussive energy, the song leans into distortion and depth — a push and pull between clarity and chaos. Lyrically, it explores the tension between self-sacrifice and self-expression, between holding on and letting go. “I stopped creating just for you / is it worth breaking…” — this isn’t just about love, it’s about reclaiming creative truth.

Daniel’s vocal performance moves between hushed vulnerability and confident urgency, pairing perfectly with Mont Rose’s immersive production. The refrain — “little bit louder, little bit deeper” — becomes a mantra, a demand, a plea, and a promise all at once.

Written between late-night sessions and real-life reckonings, “Little Bit Louder” captures that moment right before change hits — the emotional static, the rise of resolve, and the sound of two artists trusting where the noise leads.

Signs Ft. Daniel J Farthing

“Close It Up” is a reflective, slow-burning blend of alternative electronic and soulful vocals, pairing ambient textures with a band-like pulse. The lyrics capture an inner dialogue — the push and pull of self-doubt, accountability, and letting go of versions of yourself that no longer serve you. It's a moody, introspective track that leans into vulnerability without losing its quiet strength.

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