Debut single from Vague Detail "How does it feel"

Vague Detail

How does it feel

How Does It Feel

My Way

Fool 4 U

ON THE ROCKS

Galaxy Swim (Deeper)

Ember

Void

Don't Get Too Cozy

Express Yourself

Good girls

Good Girls (Prod. CJ Francis)

Ye Ali & Chill 3

The Intermission (feat. DCMBR)

This song is not just a cry for love, but a meditation on what it means to carry wounds that the world cannot see. Back to the Slum explores the paradox of the human condition: how we chase the brightness of the city, yet sometimes find ourselves longing for the simplicity of the very places we once left behind.

Each verse traces the scars we carry—visible or invisible—and asks whether healing comes from escape, or from the embrace of someone who believes in us. The chorus is both confession and surrender: the recognition that in the speed of modern life, even the strongest souls can stumble.

Philosophically, the song wrestles with cycles of return—return to origins, return to pain, return to truth. It is a reminder that no matter how far we travel, our wounds demand acknowledgment, and our longing for love remains the deepest compass.

Slum

A romantic and emotional R&B ballad filled with sincerity and tenderness. The artist expresses a deep and pure love, portrayed as a miracle and a source of comfort. With its smooth melody and soothing harmonies, the song creates a warm and dreamlike atmosphere, radiating affection and emotional depth.

Your love is perfect

Dive

Walls

Praised for his impassioned vocal delivery and candid lyrism Kaleem Taylor joins forces with musical enigma The Code for a captivating 5-track experience as the newly formed duo Vague Detail. Mirroring the spirit of their name the EP is uninhibited by the standard conventions of musical expression, drawing inspiration from a multitude of soundscapes.
Edging on the side of vulnerability, the self-titled project, “Vague Detail” is a sincere dive into the anxiety that accompanies feeling unprepared for life’s twists and turns, and the subsequent impact on the surrounding parties.
Whether it’s performing with the Metropole Orkest, gracing the Electric Brixton stage, or reaching a million streams, the pair’s individual journeys boast a highlight reel filled with many notable milestones. As their paths make a delightful intersection, both Kaleem Taylor and The Code bring a wealth of knowledge and innovation to the curation of this project - developed over the last 9 years of their solo careers. Beyond the integration of alternative R&B and Hip Hop sonics “Vague Detail” represents a meeting of minds, ideas, and experiences. As an emblem of self-expression, it tackles themes of trust, doubt, and reassurance from the perspective of the modern-day man.
Prepare to be immersed in a whole new world, driven by a rich blend of soulful melodies and synth centred production.