“Mirrors at Dawn” is Leya’s cinematic alt-pop/ modern rock concept album about breaking cycles and choosing the morning after. Eight songs move from darkness to clarity: stadium hooks, intimate bridges, and anthems for starting over.

Tracklist:
1) Draw the Line (This Side Is Mine) — 3:34 — E minor, 108 BPM — boundary-setting anthem.
2) I Hate You — D minor, 102 BPM — 3:47 — alt-pop bite with a viral hook.
3) I Hate Love (Pull the Plug) — 3:04 — F# minor, 140 BPM — dark synthpop / alt-trap.
4) Mother, After (I Hate My Mother) — 3:59 - B minor, 84 BPM — intimate indie/folk catharsis.
5) I Curse the Day I Trusted You — 3:26 — E minor, 96 BPM — cinematic rock release.
6) Saltwater Baptism (Wash You Out) — 3:52 — A minor, 118 BPM — nocturnal synthwave cleanse.
7) Glass Back (Won’t Break) — 3:12 — D minor, 104 BPM — stadium resilience.
8) I Hate Goodbye (But I Love the Dawn) — 5:40 — G minor, 84 BPM — closing sunrise.

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Mirrors at Dawn

Dark synthpop / alt-trap, F# minor, 140 BPM. Detuned saws, tight 808 subs, triplet hats in the pre, vocal chop on “pull the plug,” 1-bar tape-stop into a halftime bridge, stutter FX into the final drop. Breaking the loop of fake love. For Trap Nation / Dark Pop / Night Drive.

“Mirrors at Dawn” is Leya’s cinematic alt-pop/ modern rock concept album about breaking cycles and choosing the morning after. Eight songs move from darkness to clarity: stadium hooks, intimate bridges, and anthems for starting over.

Tracklist:
1) Draw the Line (This Side Is Mine) — E minor, 108 BPM — boundary-setting anthem.
2) I Hate You — D minor, 102 BPM — alt-pop bite with a viral hook.
3) I Hate Love (Pull the Plug) — F# minor, 140 BPM — dark synthpop / alt-trap.
4) Mother, After (I Hate My Mother) — B minor, 84 BPM — intimate indie/folk catharsis.
5) I Curse the Day I Trusted You — E minor, 96 BPM — cinematic rock release.
6) Saltwater Baptism (Wash You Out) — A minor, 118 BPM — nocturnal synthwave cleanse.
7) Glass Back (Won’t Break) — D minor, 104 BPM — stadium resilience.
8) I Hate Goodbye (But I Love the Dawn) — G minor, 84 BPM — closing sunrise.

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I Hate Love (Pull the Plug)

Alt-pop / dark rock in D minor (102 BPM). Cutting verses, explosive chorus with doubled vocals and post-chorus “I won’t break,” halftime bridge for catharsis. An emancipation after a toxic tie. Fits Viral Pop / Hot Alternative / Breakup Bangers.

“Mirrors at Dawn” is Leya’s cinematic alt-pop/ modern rock concept album about breaking cycles and choosing the morning after. Eight songs move from darkness to clarity: stadium hooks, intimate bridges, and anthems for starting over.

Tracklist:
1) Draw the Line (This Side Is Mine) — E minor, 108 BPM — boundary-setting anthem.
2) I Hate You — D minor, 102 BPM — alt-pop bite with a viral hook.
3) I Hate Love (Pull the Plug) — F# minor, 140 BPM — dark synthpop / alt-trap.
4) Mother, After (I Hate My Mother) — B minor, 84 BPM — intimate indie/folk catharsis.
5) I Curse the Day I Trusted You — E minor, 96 BPM — cinematic rock release.
6) Saltwater Baptism (Wash You Out) — A minor, 118 BPM — nocturnal synthwave cleanse.
7) Glass Back (Won’t Break) — D minor, 104 BPM — stadium resilience.
8) I Hate Goodbye (But I Love the Dawn) — G minor, 84 BPM — closing sunrise.

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I Hate You

Cinematic alt-folk / indie in B minor (84 BPM). Felt piano, acoustic guitar, cello countermelodies in the chorus, low-tom heartbeat, claps only at the end. A confession about complicated motherhood and release. For Indie Folk / Healing / Acoustic Storytelling.

“Mirrors at Dawn” is Leya’s cinematic alt-pop/ modern rock concept album about breaking cycles and choosing the morning after. Eight songs move from darkness to clarity: stadium hooks, intimate bridges, and anthems for starting over.

Tracklist:
1) Draw the Line (This Side Is Mine) — E minor, 108 BPM — boundary-setting anthem.
2) I Hate You — D minor, 102 BPM — alt-pop bite with a viral hook.
3) I Hate Love (Pull the Plug) — F# minor, 140 BPM — dark synthpop / alt-trap.
4) Mother, After (I Hate My Mother) — B minor, 84 BPM — intimate indie/folk catharsis.
5) I Curse the Day I Trusted You — E minor, 96 BPM — cinematic rock release.
6) Saltwater Baptism (Wash You Out) — A minor, 118 BPM — nocturnal synthwave cleanse.
7) Glass Back (Won’t Break) — D minor, 104 BPM — stadium resilience.
8) I Hate Goodbye (But I Love the Dawn) — G minor, 84 BPM — closing sunrise.

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Mother, After (I Hate My Mother)

E minor, 96 BPM. Muted guitars + thin detuned pad in verses, wide stereo guitars + airy lead synth in the chorus, gritty sidechained bass, halftime bridge, reverse-reverb swell; heavy sub-drop on “cut you loose.” Bless the lesson, curse the date. For Dark Pop / Cinematic Rock.

“Mirrors at Dawn” is Leya’s cinematic alt-pop/ modern rock concept album about breaking cycles and choosing the morning after. Eight songs move from darkness to clarity: stadium hooks, intimate bridges, and anthems for starting over.

Tracklist:
1) Draw the Line (This Side Is Mine) — E minor, 108 BPM — boundary-setting anthem.
2) I Hate You — D minor, 102 BPM — alt-pop bite with a viral hook.
3) I Hate Love (Pull the Plug) — F# minor, 140 BPM — dark synthpop / alt-trap.
4) Mother, After (I Hate My Mother) — B minor, 84 BPM — intimate indie/folk catharsis.
5) I Curse the Day I Trusted You — E minor, 96 BPM — cinematic rock release.
6) Saltwater Baptism (Wash You Out) — A minor, 118 BPM — nocturnal synthwave cleanse.
7) Glass Back (Won’t Break) — D minor, 104 BPM — stadium resilience.
8) I Hate Goodbye (But I Love the Dawn) — G minor, 84 BPM — closing sunrise.

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I Curse the Day I Trusted You

Alt-pop / modern rock in E minor (108 BPM). Palm-muted verses, tom-lift pre, stadium chorus with wide octave guitars + mid saw-pad, post-chorus chant “This side is mine.” A song about boundaries and claiming space. For Pop Rock / Alternative Anthems / Empowerment.

“Mirrors at Dawn” is Leya’s cinematic alt-pop/ modern rock concept album about breaking cycles and choosing the morning after. Eight songs move from darkness to clarity: stadium hooks, intimate bridges, and anthems for starting over.

Tracklist:
1) Draw the Line (This Side Is Mine) — E minor, 108 BPM — boundary-setting anthem.
2) I Hate You — D minor, 102 BPM — alt-pop bite with a viral hook.
3) I Hate Love (Pull the Plug) — F# minor, 140 BPM — dark synthpop / alt-trap.
4) Mother, After (I Hate My Mother) — B minor, 84 BPM — intimate indie/folk catharsis.
5) I Curse the Day I Trusted You — E minor, 96 BPM — cinematic rock release.
6) Saltwater Baptism (Wash You Out) — A minor, 118 BPM — nocturnal synthwave cleanse.
7) Glass Back (Won’t Break) — D minor, 104 BPM — stadium resilience.
8) I Hate Goodbye (But I Love the Dawn) — G minor, 84 BPM — closing sunrise.

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Draw the Line (This Side Is Mine)

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