In the moment

Style Of Music: Emotional Neo-Soul R&B, Slow Trap Beat, Plaintive Synth Pads, Heavy, Resilient 808S (The 808 Architects Style), Raw, Introspective Female Vocal.
(The Track Opens With A Deep, Slow 808 Bass Kick And A Soft, Mournful Synth Pad That Fills The Space. The Trap Hi-Hats Enter, Slow And Deliberate, Creating A Steady, Heavy Pulse.)

The Promise

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Bad Habit

Body & Bulletproof

Midnight Confessions

Absent of Existence

Oh na I know what you been up to, so go on ain’t tryna hear it.

Dumb😤

The Cost of Staying is a raw R&B and hip-hop project about what it takes to hold on — and what it quietly takes from you. Through moody melodies, melodic rap, and emotional storytelling, Lyra reflects on love, loyalty, and the moments she stayed too long, hoping things would change.

The album captures late-night thoughts, unspoken resentment, and the strength it takes to finally choose yourself. It’s confident without being cold, vulnerable without being weak — a balance of softness and survival. Every track feels lived-in, honest, and intentional.

The Cost of Staying isn’t about regret. It’s about awareness.
About learning that endurance can be expensive — and growth doesn’t come without a price.

I Took the Blame for Your Cheating

This Love Is You (remix)

LOVE ON TRIAL is a story album told through two sides of the same breakup - and the third side that always shows up: everybody online.

An up-and-coming singer meets the woman he swears is the one. The chemistry is real, the timing isn’t. The calls get missed, the pride gets loud, and the relationship never fully lands. So he does what he knows how to do: he turns the ache into records.

Then one track hits. It goes viral, and suddenly the pain isn’t private anymore.

She hears herself turned into a headline and refuses to be a character in somebody else’s chorus. She links with a producer and fires back with her own response songs; calm, cutting, honest. Until the whole situation detonates across the timeline like a pipe bomb.

From the first missed signal… to the witnesses who saw it up close… to Reddit dissecting it line by line… this album plays like a late-night thread you can’t stop scrolling. 
Except it’s sung, stacked, and scored in Dark R&B / Neo-Soul.

The finale, “Am I the Asshole?”, is the public verdict in stereo.
And the epilogue, “6 Months Later…”, is the part the internet never gets: the quiet moment where two people finally speak like humans again.

Headphones on. Start at track 1. Let the court hear the case.

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I Still Know Your Number

Vocalist/Song Writer
Zodiac: Sagittarius
Born and raised in Atlanta,GA

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