Side Effects of Heartbreak

A song that documents only the changes that begin after heartbreak.

An afternoon bathroom. A fogged mirror. A half used bottle of serum. A hair iron that refuses to cool down.

No messages arrive, yet preparations for a different version of the future continue to grow.

Wrapped in shower noise and environmental sounds, the vocal quietly speaks to the reflection on the other side of the mirror.

Melancholic city pop blends with lo fi textures and aged VHS aesthetics, allowing post breakup reality and future obsession to dissolve into each other.

This is not a breakup song.

It is a record of reconstruction that begins where nobody is watching.