Out now on Color Study
https://ffm.to/party-dress

I’ve started singing out 
New York didn’t feel so loud 
This time, the autumn paints the sky 
Moved into an empty home 
To fill with the love I’m owed
This time, there’s roses in the road 
 
But sometimes I get caught out 
Wondering where you are now 
And sometimes when I slow down 
I wonder who you are now 
 
I’m doing my best to love 
God know that I’ve tried to forgive 
But time has timing of its own 
So I put on a party dress 
To get over the words you said 
To keep me in chains I’ve learned to break 
 
But sometimes I get caught out 
Wondering where you are now 
And sometimes when I slow down 
I wonder who you are now 
 
My head is willing to lie to me
Colours in my memory
Whenever I get lonely 
But now I’m childish like I should be
Colours that I now see
I’ll keep them close around me 
I’m childish like I should be

Party Dress

Between the Good & What I Want

Wildfire

Black Bear

Stockholm on the Way

"Follow You Down" is the 10th single from Cujo Moon's upcoming debut LP.

LYRICS: 

Take me back to the times
When we were younger 
I wanna feel that kind
Of relentless hunger

Just lead the way 
And I will follow
I will follow you down 

Take me back to the highs 
When we were lovers
Drinking our way through the nights
All those endless summers 

Just feeling through 
To whatever was under 
Two hearts half blue 
Some kind of blessed thunder

And I would follow
I’d always follow you down 

Take me far far away 
From this cold dark alley
Let the light hit my face 
In some hidden valley 

Just lead the way 
And I will follow 
I will follow you down 
I will follow you down

Follow You Down

The Less We Talk

Miya Zawa - 'Chain Smoking' (B-Side)

On What Once Was, American folk artist meka delivers a hauntingly poetic tribute to the archetype of the hag—an ode to forgotten power, feminine chaos, and the flickering persistence of hope. With stripped-back acoustic textures and evocative storytelling, this standout track from her album The Rabbit channels the spirit of myth and mischief, casting a spell that lingers long after the last note. For fans of Adrianne Lenker, Joanna Newsom, and Alela Diane, meka is a voice that demands quiet and rewards deep listening.

This track will be released with the new album THE RABBIT on May 21st on Dumont Dumont

Link: https://idol-io.ffm.to/therabbit

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meka - What Once Was

Lyric Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CZc0AHbgcU
Stream: https://ffm.to/dellwood-rainlost.bio

Marking nearly one year since the first Dellwood release, “Rain Lost Its Water” feels like both a return and a progression — echoing the intimate melancholy of debut single See Your Face while introducing new sonic textures that reflect the project’s evolution.

This cinematic folk song was born from two evocative lyrical seeds: 
“Half the bulbs are burnt out on my old porch” — cozy and nostalgic. And the title phrase — “The rain lost its water” — poetic and heartbroken.

“This one started with two images — the porch with burnt-out bulbs, which felt nostalgic and cozy,” explains Chris Bartels, “and then ‘the rain lost its water,’ which came out of nowhere and carried this heavy, melancholic weight. I became obsessed with marrying those two moods: the heaviness of loss, but also the warmth of memory.”

The track weaves these emotional threads into a story of love lost, rooted in memory and season. It’s deeply autumnal — not just in imagery, but in tone. A gentle unraveling. A reflection. A letting go.

The vocal production is thick and immersive: layered harmonies, octaves, and subtly processed vocoder moments build a sonic bed that mirrors the emotional weight of the lyrics. For the first time in the Dellwood discography, slide guitar appears, making a haunting and heartfelt impact.

“Rain Lost Its Water” is a clear example of what Dellwood has come to represent — a space for both craft and intuition. A balance between intensely working the material and also stepping aside to let the song emerge.

For fans of Hazlett, Novo Amor, Bon Iver, Noah Kahan, S. Carey, Iron & Wine

Press Highlights for Dellwood (Year One):

* “Soul-stirring indie-folk… raw and intimate strums wonderfully juxtaposed with cinematically produced vocal layering.” – Up To Hear Music

* “Delicate harmonies radiate raw emotion and soul… a hauntingly personal atmosphere.” – Caesar Live N Loud

* “Explores the weight of family through a haunting narrative… lyrics ache with unspoken words.” – Purple Melon

* “An intimate slice of folk… emotional power and sincerity reminiscent of early Bon Iver.” – We All Want Someone To Shout For

* “A warm, atmospheric soundscape… tackling life’s challenges and finding solace in shared vulnerability.” – Purple Melon

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LYRICS

Half the bulbs are burnt out
On my old porch 
And the candle fragrance left me
Only wanting you more

The fall weather, sudden
Has me thinking me about
The night we stayed up laughing
And crying on the floor

I swear autumn lost its color
And the sun turned to gray
The rain lost its water
When you went away
And darling, I’m sorry if I let it slip
I’m sorry if I let it fade
The rain lost its water
When you went away

Took a trip to the mountains
Left behind our maps
Was hoping the high ground
Would help us find our breath 
But I saw your ticket’s one way
And I face our silhouette
Now the wild takes me
Back to the day we met

I swear autumn lost its color
And the sun turned to gray
The rain lost its water
When you went away
And darling, I’m sorry if I let it slip
I’m sorry if I let it fade
The rain lost its water
When you went away

I swear autumn lost its color
And the sun turned to gray
The rain lost its water
When you went away
And darling, I’m sorry if I let it slip
I’m sorry if I let it fade
The rain lost its water
When you went away

Rain Lost Its Water

One Fluid Motion

It's Easy

From above, a heavenly call,

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