The new album Where the Time Slips Slow picks up right where Bittersweet S left off—yet expands the sound in new and captivating ways. With 12 brand new tracks, the artist continues to refine a musical style rooted in nostalgia, wrapped in atmosphere, and driven by melody.
The spirit of the 1980s is still very much alive here, particularly in the use of shimmering textures, melodic basslines, spacious arrangements, and emotionally rich vocals. But this isn’t retro for the sake of it. Each track carries a freshness—layered with tasteful production, subtle experimental touches, and a careful balance between light and shadow.
There’s a quiet confidence in how the songs unfold. Whether leaning into slow-burning ballads or rhythmically charged moments, the album manages to keep you close, offering something new with each listen.
Lyrically, it covers a wide emotional terrain. The songs touch on fragmented identity, lost love, isolation, and moments shaped by today’s world—sometimes introspective, sometimes observant, but always honest. There’s a poetic restraint in the writing that invites personal interpretation rather than spelling everything out.
Still, at the end of the day, this album is more about feeling than analysis.
Press play. Let time slip slow.
