Light Around You captures the moment two people find each other in the chaos when walls fall, hearts open, and the night becomes something more.
It is a story of connection, trust, and surrender, letting the rhythm pull you closer until everything else fades away.
Every lyric breathes that feeling of being seen for the first time, surrounded by warmth, clarity, and light.

🎧 Close your eyes, breathe it in, and see the light around you.

Light Around You

“Too Much For You” tells the story of holding on when you know you should let go.
It’s about that moment when love feels heavier than you can carry — when you’re drawn back even after breaking apart.
Every verse admits the struggle, every chorus fights between strength and surrender.
It’s a confession wrapped in rhythm:
Weak when I’m near you, strong when I lose you.

🎧 Let it play loud — and feel every word hit the way it was meant to.

Too Much for You

A chilled melodic drum & bass journey through loss, faith, and feeling again.
“I saw an angel cry tonight, falling through the sky’s light.”
It’s about beauty breaking, grace in the fall, and finding life again through pain.
The city sleeps, but her tears wake everything that’s gone quiet.
Soft vocals, liquid rhythm, and cinematic energy pull you into the moment heaven hits the ground.

🎧 Let it fall. Let it move you.

Angel Cry

A late night reflection on digital addiction and heartbreak, trapped between screens, memories, and the algorithm that will not let go.
Should Know Better blends UK bounce energy with tech house groove and hard trance atmosphere, pulsing with emotion and restraint.
The sound of midnight scrolling when you should have moved on but did not.

Should Know Better

Every line in Cry Again comes from the moment when pain finally gives way to release. The lyrics move through darkness, into light, finding peace in the rhythm that never stops. It’s about being held when everything feels like it’s falling apart and realizing you can still glow through the tears.

This song isn’t about sadness. It’s about strength in breaking, truth in healing, and the way two hearts can rise together when the beat keeps going.

🎧 Close your eyes and let the sound remind you what it feels like to let go.

Cry Again

“Heaven Sent” is about holding on when the person you love starts to fade from reach.
Every word sits between hope and heartbreak knowing you can’t keep them, but not ready to let go.
It’s that moment when love feels divine and human all at once fragile, infinite, unforgettable.

Heaven Sent

A moment suspended between want and reason.
Every reflection feels closer than it should, every shadow sharper than before.
This track moves through restraint and temptation where the line between impulse and control starts to blur.

Take you Home

It’s not about pushing someone away, it’s about finally feeling peace when you stop chasing what hurts.
The kind of night where the lights blur, the crowd fades, and you realize you’re better off on your own.
“Don’t get me wrong, I want you, but I’m happier alone.”
Lonely never felt this alive.

Happier Alone

A dark emotional dive into isolation and reflection.
“Wishing Well” builds from hypnotic bounce rhythms into heavy trance energy — cinematic, relentless, and raw.
Each line folds back on itself, like echoes trapped beneath the surface.
It’s about losing yourself in the noise and still hearing something call back.

🎧 Turn it up and fall through.

Wishing Well

Safe & Sound drifts through colour and light — paper planes, flashing nights, and that weightless feeling when everything fades but the music.
A trance-driven rush about freedom, connection, and finding calm in the noise.

🎧 “Raise your eyes, the night ignites…”

Safe & Sound

ultraNash crafts bold, genre bending electronic music that fuses festival scale energy with emotional storytelling. From euphoric drum & bass drops to deep, melancholic trap, every track captures a moment you can feel on and off the dancefloor. Built for ravers, dreamers, and late night thinkers.

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