Letter

"Letter," a new track by Sadboiterra and Arevos, will be released on Friday, September 25th, via JINSE'n REC.
This track serves as the first single from the "SVART -EP-" project by TRAVS.
Arevos, contributing as the beatmaker, crafts a soundscape defined by delicate melodies and atmospheric shadows, upon which Sadboiterra's raw, authentic lyrics are etched.

Sadboiterra and Arevos previously collaborated on the track "Please," and this release marks their reunion. Building upon the chemistry shown in their earlier work, Arevos's moody sound and Sadboiterra's honest words intertwine even more deeply here.
As the title "Letter" suggests, the song carries the atmosphere of a letter sent regardless of whether it actually reaches its recipient. Through Sadboiterra's voice, the track directly conveys emotions directed at those no longer within reach-friends who have drifted away, past pain, and someone who still believes in and waits for him.

The lyrics depict a determination to change one's life through music while carrying the weight of poverty, loneliness, the loss of family, and the harsh realities of street life.
"I'm gonna feed everyone-not a single person left behind," "This voice should reach them-a letter sent above the clouds."

Lines like these embody not only a fierce drive for success but also deep feelings for the people who have supported him.
Musically, Arevos's beat-characterized by its spaciousness-brings Sadboiterra's words to the forefront. Emotional yet avoiding excessive melodrama, the track balances the fragility of its melody with the heaviness of the low end, evoking both quiet pain and the strength to move forward.

The lettering and design for the artwork were created by the tattoo artist Tantan. It visualizes indelible memories and sentiments-much like words etched into the body-deeply resonating with the song's central theme of a "letter."
"Letter" marks the beginning of the *SVART -EP-* project, serving as the first single where Sadboiterra's life and words, Arevos's sound, TRAVS's production sensibility, and Tan-Tan's visual artistry all converge.