Aston Aizen's "Through Every Lifetime" is about love that doesn't quit, not when you die, not when centuries pass, not even when the universe decides to shuffle the deck and deal you a completely different life.

"Sleepy Fields" is when existential confusion gets set to the prettiest guitar you've heard all week. It's beautiful, a little disorienting, and strangely comforting.

For "In My Defense", Tonneau admits he spent years stuck on this one, with melodies circling around his head.

"Alice" hits you with buzzy synths right from the start, pulling you into this late-night, slightly mysterious vibe before it breaks open into something you can actually move to.

The Rising Shine Project's "My Dad" is a son's honest, loving tribute to the man who shaped him.

Jared Bond's "Wild Guess" takes aim at our collective addiction to instant gratification, from dating apps to next-day delivery, and asks why none of it seems to be working.