“blood was on my skin” by club hearts — A Synth-Infused Dive into Vulnerability

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“blood was on my skin” is a raw and emotionally charged plunge into love’s darker edges. Written and produced by Barrett Bleeden (club hearts), the lyrics explore longing and regret—how love sometimes surfaces only when things are already bleeding. Lines like “You only loved me when the blood was on my skin” and “Another problem I can’t solve, I’ll complicate it if I talk too long” portray the tension between vulnerability and frustration.

“blood was on my skin” is a compelling step forward for club hearts. It marries emotional vulnerability with polished electronic production, offering an indie-electro ballad that doesn’t shy away from pain. For listeners who appreciate music that feels like an emotional confession cloaked in synths, this track delivers.

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“Half Alive” by Elohim — A Heartfelt Track That Shines Through Pain

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“Half Alive” is Elohim’s fourth release of the year and her debut with the label. The track delves into the artist's ongoing struggles with mental health, juxtaposing raw vulnerability with a pulsating electronic backdrop. The lyrics offer a candid glimpse into her internal battles, set against a backdrop that paradoxically pulses with wild, party-ready energy.

“Half Alive” is a testament to Elohim's ability to fuse personal vulnerability with compelling electronic music. The track stands out as a raw and unflinching look at mental health, set against a backdrop that paradoxically pulses with wild, party-ready energy.

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"Wedgie" Stands Out as a Must-Listen Track from Maxime's Self-Produced EP "Mile End (Kiss Ur Friends)"

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maxime., a Canadian artist, has recently released his anti-pop EP titled "Mile End (Kiss Ur Friends)," which he wrote, engineered, and mixed himself. Each of the six tracks in the EP is a shared experience that maxime. has gone through, representing the next chapter of his life. The tracks reflect his transition from Ottawa to Montreal and his coming into young adulthood over the past two years.

One of the standout tracks in the EP is "Wedgie," featuring a grungy bassline and poignant lyrics about how personal growth can feel like taking two steps back for every one step forward. Despite being a sad song, maxime. found the process of writing it to be therapeutic and was pleased with the upbeat sound that resulted.

maxime.’s EP showcases his talents as a versatile artist and leaves fans eager for more. Make sure to check out "Wedgie" and the rest of "Mile End (Kiss Ur Friends)" for a glimpse into maxime.’s artistic vision.

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