Produced by William Parker Wood, Sacha Mullin’s fourth solo album, “Social Touch,” was released on Dipterid Records. The record blends eclectic influences, pop-forward sounds, emotionally driven songwriting, and unique vocals to explore the complex feelings that define human relationships.

Across 10 tracks, Mullin explores love, conflict, isolation, grief, and hope to craft a collection that reflects how people relate, grapple with understanding each other, and seek comfort. “Social Touch” explores the openness, frustration, and growth that come with opening yourself up to someone else.

The album opens with “Joy,” a song about the comfort and openness of finally being close to the one you love. That sense of connection bleeds into the tender emotional space of “Don’t Wanna Hurt U,” a song about boundaries and trying not to hurt a partner’s feelings. “Hypocenter” feels like a relationship at the breaking point, capturing the moment built-up tension erupts into conflict.

On “Bed All Day,” Mullin is introspective, dealing with burnout, loneliness, and the anxiety of even saying out loud that love is in the picture. In “Mime,” the theme of difficult relationships returns, but with a focus on silence, poor communication, and the frustration of not being heard.

The album’s title track, “Social Touch,” is central to the album and touches on the need for physical contact in an increasingly digital world. It captures the album’s larger themes and prompts you to question the value of genuine human interaction. “Tears Into Platinum” offers a fresh perspective on how creativity and resilience can give meaning to grief and pain, while “Odd Radio Circle” explores the mind’s odd movement, the chaos within that can make it hard to work through your own thoughts.

The final two tracks are a welcome change of pace. “Let’s Cruise!” is groove, freedom, and forward movement, an escape from emotional heaviness and getting stuck in difficult feelings. The album closes with “Tall Ask,” a song that celebrates emotional openness, warmth, and hope for a more daring future.

“Social Touch” is a tenfold perspective of personal reflection and attainable pop songwriting. The album explores intimacy, inner struggle, and moments of brighter release. This album gives you a chance to reflect on your relationships and discover new shades of feeling.

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Eylsia’s latest release, “Find Another Way,” is a very personal message of perseverance. Elysia wrote the song lying in bed after hurting his voice, drawing from a vulnerable period in his life and choosing not to keep that experience in total silence, but to find meaning in sharing it as a way to thank everyone who has stood by him in steadfast support.

The message of “Find Another Way” is that we don’t have to be defined by our failures. Eylsia’s story reminds us that in times of trial, we are not tested by our will, but by our skills. This song is about how you can still sing with a broken voice. It’s about staying alive in life’s unplanned moments with creativity and hope.

“The beauty of this release is it makes you look for opportunities when the original road is tough. It’s not about things living on. It’s about never giving up on yourself. That’s “Find Another Way. Eylsia’s words of inspiration and thanks remind us there is another way when things change.

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