Sofi Vonn builds on the atmospheric exploration of her second EP, “Lucky with a Side of Depression,” by immersing you in a deep blend of nighttime feelings and electro-pop. “Selfish” was made in London with up-and-coming producer Malthus, and it captures the EP’s dreamy central theme.

Vonn’s take on pop is always deep and makes you think about yourself, and “Selfish” sums up the struggle between wanting to protect your heart and wanting to be recognized. The song takes you to a softly lit world of thought without making it louder. “Selfish” derives its power from restraint rather than loud rhythms or theatrical hooks.

Sofi Vonn shows that electronic pop can be deep, soulful, and emotional while still being classy. The single fits perfectly into the EP’s emotional framework, where longing meets awareness, desire meets consequence, and beauty meets pain. It’s late-night realism wrapped in dream-pop, and Vonn seems like the perfect person to represent this mix.

“Selfish” is a voice trying to be real, both with other people and, maybe more difficult, with itself. Vonn turns complicated things into simple ones, and in “Selfish,” Sofi Vonn shows that the modern pop scene still has room for subtlety, emotional depth, and authenticity that isn’t too flashy but still makes a big difference.

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Rusty Reid has always been interested in philosophy and culture, but with “Let’s Just Talk,” the third single from his new album “The Unreasonables,” he completely gives up thinking in favor of pure instinct. The artist, who was born in Texas but now lives in the Pacific Northwest, enters a different space, one lit by neon instead of candles and driven by instinct instead of thought.

Reid’s new album and this single are a way to say no to overthinking, and they thrive on desire, intensity, and the chaotic thrill of letting go of reason. Supported by his band, Reid dives into a sound world that mixes indie grit, folk authenticity, and rock bravado. “Let’s Just Talk” has a lot of bass, rhythm, and chemistry while still keeping Reid’s unique melodic base.

The single is appealing not only because it has a different subject, but also because it gives you freedom, and Reid is an artist who has earned the right to let go of his defenses. There is no political agenda, spiritual inquiry, or intellectual context, and the track is about a musician driven by desire rather than purpose.

“Let’s Just Talk” reminds us that passion needs its own space, without any comments. Rusty Reid shows that even seasoned songwriters can regain their original strength, and in this release, he lets go of expectation and embraces desire, giving us a single that goes beyond thought and puts rhythm first.

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