Fierce Friend's "Put You Right" arrives with a driving guitar lick, layered against sharp synth textures. The arrangement does what Grice does best: it feels bright on the surface and a little unstable underneath.

Released as a double A-side, "I'll Make It Right / Sapphire" are two tracks that pull from a surprisingly wide pool of genres like alt/indie and R&B.

Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard's "The Shadow Remains" was written from the inside of a survival-mode spiral. Literally, the track captures what it feels like when fear becomes so eerily familiar it starts to feel like furniture!

GISKE's "August Came" is a gorgeous piece of jangle-pop that wears its inspirations proudly on its sleeve.

The Radio Addicts' "Let’s Party Like It's The 90s" comes to us at just two minutes and forty-nine seconds of unadulterated insanity!

Damien Cain's "Caleb (JD Radio Edit)" is a piano-driven, pop-rock ballad about memory and loss, followed by a beautifully done male duet.

Fierce Friend's "Make Me Forget You" stands as a breakup song wearing the disguise of a burst of energy which is short-lived, restless, and held together by equal parts guitar momentum and emotional contradiction.

"Firelight" is essentially a heartbreak song, but better. It's about the process after that. Salmikivi captures that specific kind of emotional limbo better than most artists manage in an entire album.