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.

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