moonlight demo

when the season turns
i lose my leaves
pray it doesnt hurt
im forgetting things

i lose my leaves

credit:
me -mix (:
@heavenindaclouds -feature - prod
@neoprada54 -mastering

lyrics:

just stop
yeah weve been talkin for a minute
but its rough
and it wont help unless i sing it
cause im stuck
and im still hopin to pickup
where we left off
im talkin bout catchup and heres why

you promised it wouldnt be like that
you stuck to your word
and i know that i turned my back
away from the world
you promised it wouldnt be like that
you stuck to your word
and i know that i turned my back
away from the world

you promised that itd be all good
but it rly wasnt
every thought i had of u
is left alone in a coffin
and all the people that i missed
like ever since they been stalking

talking w/ heavn

guitars by: https://soundcloud.com/ske_l and 
https://soundcloud.com/scribbletest

conex

i’m finding myself in a house i’d forgotten 
surrounded by shelves that i once had brought in 
inside of here
inside of the walls you taught me to fear 

tell me i’m something along the lines of
don’t tell me i’m something along the wishes of what you wanted 
don’t tell me what you wanted 
i don’t care what you want from me 

down this empty road my body goes 
some place i shouldn’t seem to know how to follow 
my heart seems so hollow 

down this empty road my body goes 
some place i shouldn’t seem to know how to follow
my heart seems so hollow 

i won’t blame you for what you’ve become 
i won’t blame you for what you’ve become 
i won’t blame you
please don’t blame me
please don’t blame me
please don’t blame me

fank u lebby for all da help :) <3 
@caleblrt

help

#voice memo moment

i probably should've lied
i knew you saw the inner parts of me you wished were just a fallacy of yours
i lost my ambitions
i know you thought i was missing the pieces you collected, the image you presented
of me 

how do i forget all the things that you said about how i'd never be close to you
how do i forget all the times i thought you meant all the great things i could be, i can't be
i can't be

slowly learning more than you taught me 
i show you i show you i show you
i show you i show you i show you 

i probably should've lied
i probably should've lied

spite me

i’m so young and impressionable 
still feeling out the windings
my breath isn’t as heavy 
when your grip seems to weaken 
around my body 
is this summer just another season 

predictable curves 
will i be fine (should i just lie) 
i run from everything that i don’t like 

predictable curves 
will i be fine (should i just lie) 
i run from everything that i don’t like 

you’re so young and impressionable 
still feeling out the windings 
your heart isn’t as heavy 
when i’m not within it
do you still want me 
when i forget all my promises 

predictable curves 
will i be fine (should i just lie) 
i run from everything that i don’t like 

predictable curves 
will i be fine (should i just lie) 
i run from everything that i don’t like

Snowlight Vale (Elizabeth)

With "Beach of Lies", Meli De steps beyond the intimate rain‑soaked rooms of their debut and wanders into a wider, more deceptive landscape — one where beauty and betrayal coexist in the same breath. The duo’s signature blend of melancholic indie folk remains unmistakable, but here it is reshaped by a new palette of coastal ambience: distant waves, shifting winds, and the quiet hum of a shoreline that promises solace yet hides its own quiet truths.

The interplay between the female and male baritone vocals grows even more nuanced, their harmonies drifting like two tides meeting — sometimes gentle, sometimes turbulent, always deeply human. The piano, still the emotional anchor of their sound, takes on a more cinematic quality, its sustained chords echoing across a sonic horizon that feels both expansive and fragile. Subtle electronic textures and soft percussive pulses weave through the arrangements, hinting at movement beneath the surface.

Lyrically and atmospherically, "Beach of Lies" explores the spaces between illusion and honesty, longing and resignation, memory and the stories we tell ourselves to survive. The production remains pristine and intimate, but the emotional world is broader, more windswept, inviting listeners into a reflective journey where every shimmer of sound feels like a footprint in shifting sand.

This second album is a quiet reckoning — an exploration of the heart’s hidden coastlines — crafted with the same restraint, clarity, and aching beauty that define Meli De’s unmistakable voice.

moonlight demo

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