‘Letters To Myself’ is a cathartic journey through the darkness of insecurities and surrender of self-acceptance. The outdated narratives we cling to like that dusty shoe box of old letters kept hidden in the closet. It's about acknowledging these stories, understanding their impact, and choosing to let them go. 

“I want to re-write the letters I’ve been sending myself”.

Sonically it blends sounds straight-out-of-the-late-90's alternative world, with a modern pop flare. Alanis Morissette meets Dido meets alt rock. The introspective lyrics paired with a fun, punchy mid-tempo vibe and quirky guitar ear-worms perfectly portrays the intentional contradiction - just as the chorus line says “If you ask me how I am, I’ll say I’m well”.  How many times have we replied “everything’s fine”- Keeping our vulnerabilities and self-doubts hidden, because deep down maybe we really know they’re just the stories we tell ourselves.