I feel a ton of nostalgia with this song,, seventeen wasn't a long ago but I miss not feeling this lost :')

miss you mom. i’ll never forget coming out of the grocery store to you blasting this song. i knew you’d like it. love you miss you.

Main Character Vibes, indie pop

Something About You

five seconds flat

ceilings

Crushing

Don't Know How To Keep Loving You

How to: Friend, Love, Freefall

It's Called: Freefall

God In That Dog

The Year of Hibernation

Repave

Byegone

For Emma, Forever Ago

Lump Sum

Never Going Home

Don't Delete The Kisses

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Pluto Projector

Shore

Can I Believe You

In 2016, Trevor Powers shut the door on Youth Lagoon. “I felt like I was in a chokehold,” he says. “Even though it was my music, I lost my way. In a lot of ways, I lost myself.”

Stepping back from the alias, Powers found personal transformation at his home in Idaho and released experimental tapes under his own name (2018’s Mulberry Violence and 2020’s Capricorn).

In October 2021, something changed the channel.

After taking an over-the-counter medication, Powers had a drug reaction so severe it turned his stomach into a “non-stop geyser of acid,” coating his larynx and vocal cords for eight months. “I saw seven doctors and multiple specialists. I lost over thirty pounds. No one could help me,” says Powers. By Christmas, he could no longer speak, turning to text messages and a pen and paper as his only ways to communicate. “I wasn’t sure if I’d ever be able to speak again, yet alone sing,” he says.

The growth that followed that nightmare narrowed Powers’ focus. Rather than writing about the world at large, he started writing about home. “Family, neighbors, and grim reapers,” laughs Powers. “I’ve always written about far away things. That was my way of running from home. But the best material has been right in front of me this whole time in Idaho.”

Recorded in six weeks with co-producer Rodaidh McDonald (The xx, Adele, Gil Scott-Heron), Heaven Is a Junkyard is a work of absolute devotion.

“Youth Lagoon was never the chokehold,” he pauses.

“I was.”

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