This album is built around slow, hazy, dreamlike synths, drawing from: slushwave, downtempo, and vaporwave. It drifts through different moments and feelings tied to grief. Lyrics are sparse, vague, and minimal — not to tell you exactly what to feel, but to leave space for your own memories and emotions. It’s meant to be open, so anyone who's gone through their own kind of grief can find meaning in it, however it hits them.


my stages of g r i e f

With mellow synths and a foggy, reflective vibe, this track captures the quiet weight of knowing what's coming, the path ahead, full of challenges we can't avoid.

From my album "my stages of g r i e f".

roads a h e a d of us

Built around a slow BPM and drenched in ethereal, ambient synths, this track captures the raw, crushing weight of grief in its first moments, like a storm breaking the sky and flooding everything underneath.

From my album "my stages of g r i e f".

rain pours d o w n on my life

Floating on a slow BPM and lush, hazy synths, this track mourns deeply while gently reshaping grief, imagining death not as an end, but as a transformation, like leaving behind a cocoon to become something light and free.

From my album "my stages of g r i e f".

youre a b u t t e r f l y

Wrapped in slow, ethereal synths and misty textures, this track holds a quiet ache, the feeling of wanting to save someone but knowing deep down that you can’t.

From my album "my stages of g r i e f".

if i could s a v e you

Dreamy and light, this song floats on hazy synths and ethereal textures, capturing the warmth and quiet joy of simply having someone meaningful in your life.

From my album "my stages of g r i e f".

im so g l a d

Hey, I’m Solar Sol. I make slow, dreamy, slushy, emotional stuff, mostly influenced by vaporwave, slushwave, lo-fi, and space ambient. 

I really like long rhymes too, so I incorporate them into my music sometimes as well! For instance, "under the vast sky, SPENT the NIGHTS RIFE with PAIN // cause part of me died when you WENT to BRIGHT LIGHTS LANE", but still figuring out how to implement these types of rhyme schemes into singing and slower songs.

With rhymes in mind, I also make what I call "frenzy rap", which is based on (a) a rapping throughout the entire beat (no interludes, pauses, hooks, etc.) and (b) long and complex rhyme schemes! 

I currently have three albums in the works, all with their own unique identities / soundscapes. I expect at least one of them to be done by mid-August 2025!