Fall In Love or Die Crying
Out August 26, 2026. A two-track return to the darker center: the heartbreak climax of Somewhere In Between, paired with its late-night companion North-Side Girl.
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Every release, newest to oldest, with Chemistry and No Titles leading into Somewhere in Between's shorter EP chapter, coming soon.
Release pathway
Chemistry
Out now. The brighter second single from Somewhere In Between: an Afro-pop / Afrobeat-leaning contrast with funk drums, warmth, and replayable hope.
No Titles
The first single off Somewhere In Between, establishing the tape's darker thesis of heartbreak, lust, numbness, detachment, and resistance to titles.
Somewhere In Between
The nine-track Chapter 2 EP in the trilogy, coming soon. Opens on Lost My Cape, moves through detachment, guilt, relapse and heartbreak, and closes on One & the Same.
Holiday Fling
A January release now repurposed inside the No Titles campaign package so it can receive the spotlight it missed the first time.
2196
A six-song top-floor suite. Intimate, private, and sharper in focus, with the highlighted records functioning like open doors inside the project.
Running Game / OTL
A later-2025 double signal that widens the ledger beyond the headline suites.
IC Flows: Before Isolation
A sharper, more rap-forward side room that keeps the archive from collapsing into one mood.
New Timezone
A relocation record with clean air, late-night distance, and a more deliberate silhouette. It feels like crossing into a colder, clearer room.
Summer's Still Nocturnal
A warm-weather record that still moves like midnight. Lighter on the surface, but never without the tension that makes the atmosphere stick.
Heartbreak's Paradox
The first full-length mixtape and chapter one of the trilogy. Lust, damage, self-knowledge, and control all sit in the same frame here.
Clarity
An intermediate release that helps map the emotional and sonic bridge toward the bigger projects.
Nights in December
An early cold-weather marker in the ledger, already pointing toward the nocturnal lane.
Gone Forever
One of the earliest public entries in the catalog, now useful as proof that the story runs deeper than the latest cycle.