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System Online
Daxe
Verified Artist
Daxe
DAXE is a French producer and DJ whose sound channels the raw spirit of the mid-90s underground Parisian club scene. Known for his gritty, lo-fi French house productions, he builds hypnotic tracks around distorted synth-bass loops, saturated textures, and minimal yet powerful drum machine grooves.
Emerging from late-night warehouse parties in Paris, DAXE earned a reputation for his uncompromising sets that fuse analog warmth with a rebellious edge. His music feels both dirty and infectious — a soundtrack built for smoke-filled rooms, flashing strobe lights, and crowds that never stop moving.
As a producer, DAXE stays loyal to hardware samplers, vinyl, and classic drum machines, crafting tracks that echo the golden era of French house while pushing it forward with his own raw signature. As a DJ, he thrives on the connection between loop-driven grooves and the dancefloor, keeping energy high and tension tight.
His latest track, “System Online”, embodies this ethos: hypnotic, streetwise, and uncompromising — a pure dancefloor anthem. Released exclusively on Filodyo and NOT FM, it cements DAXE as a name carrying the underground French house tradition into a new era.
System Online
Daxe
System… online…
Motion… design…
Cycle… repeat…
Zero… complete…
Automatic… static…
Binary… manic…
Program… engage…
Data… on stage…
One-two… one-two…
Error… breakthrough…
Signal… overload…
Run-time… explode…
CREDITS
Performer: Daxe
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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Borrowed Cutlery
Asha Monroex
Verified Artist
Asha Monroex
Asha Monroex, a New York native, is a self-made artist carving out her own niche in the world of Independent Pop. Best known for her hit single "New York, I Loved You," Monroex is as much a part of the city's fabric as its yellow taxis and insomniac lifestyle.
A craftswoman of melancholic melodies, Asha's artistry spirals on downbeat rhythms and swirls of synth-driven soundscapes that resonate with her heartfelt lyricism. She's the type of artist who pens her poignant prose amidst the organized chaos of her Lower East Side apartment, making her music feels as personal as being let in on a closely guarded secret.
Inherently prolific, Monroex is a master at evoking emotional responses with her emotionally charged tracks. She captures the long teary taxi rides home and 3 am heartbreak with a quiet grace and majesty that far surpasses her fellow indie pop peers. Her melodies come through not as songs, but as anthems for those who've experienced love and loss in the city that never sleeps.
Always genuine and undeniably relatable, Asha endears herself to her listeners by turning sorrow into swagger, one resonating note at a time. Her music isn't just a catalogue of songs; it's a journey through the ups and downs of life in the big city, wrapped up in a soulful pop package. And trust us, once you're on this ride, you're not going to want to get off.
Borrowed Cutlery
Asha Monroex
You came in late
With a theory about forks and fate
I kept my coat
You said my silence needed one more note
Your drink went warm
While you described your personal reform
I changed my mind
Halfway through a sentence you redesigned
Too neat
You make good manners sound incomplete
Too sure
You diagnose the waiter and the furniture
Give me the crooked part
The bit that never learned to behave
Skip the polished start
I’d rather hear what you forgot to save
Don’t make it beautiful
Make it useful for a minute or two
Something disputable
Something that could only come from you
The bass moved first
You called it elegant then called it cursed
I missed the beat
You drew a diagram across the receipt
Your mouth said “fine”
Your eyebrows filed an appeal against mine
The plates were cleared
But somehow your complaint just reappeared
One step
Then a paragraph with nothing left
Two sips
And now we’re arguing about eclipse
No script
Just brass behaving badly at the hip
Give me the crooked part
The bit that never learned to behave
Skip the polished start
I’d rather hear what you forgot to save
Don’t make it beautiful
Make it useful for a minute or two
Something disputable
Something that could only come from you
You want a verdict
I brought a question with no proper ending
You want precision
I brought a rhythm that resents explaining
Call it defective
Call it a habit with excellent shoes
Call it selective
I call it knowing what not to refuse
Stay odd
Let all the tidy couples blame the odds
Stay sharp
Keep one good insult hidden after dark
Give me the crooked part
The one you never put on display
No ceremonial heart
No careful phrase rehearsed on the way
Keep it improbable
Keep it a little too clever to prove
Almost impossible
But still with enough nerve left to move
You took the spoon
I took the story
Fair enough
You looked less boring
CREDITS
Performer: Asha Monroex
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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Complicated Love
Bronx Duo
Verified Artist
Bronx Duo
Bronx Duo, hailing from the vibrant streets of Toronto, is comprised of two distinct yet harmoniously blending personalities: Leo on lead vocals and Sam on keys. Their journey began in a small bedroom filled with borrowed gear, where the thin walls couldn't contain their dreams or the sound of their creative clashes. While Leo brings an emotional intensity to their lyrics, often drawing inspiration from complex relationships—like that found in their latest track, "Complicated Love"—Sam balances it with a more melodic and playful approach to arrangements. Their contrasting styles sometimes led to disagreements over production choices, but these differences have helped shape a distinct sonic identity.
As Bronx Duo continues to carve their path in the independent music scene, they’ve begun to cultivate a small but passionate following. Their first real tour has seen them perform at intimate venues across Canada, forging connections with audiences drawn to their relatable storytelling and dynamic performances. With each new track, including "Complicated Love," they invite fans into a space filled with raw emotion, thoughtful reflections, and catchy pop sensibilities that keep evolving.
Complicated Love
Bronx Duo
Yeah yeah (uh)
She said “don’t call me baby” — but she still does (haha)
We talk all night no conversation
texting hearts and provocation
You say we’re “friends” that’s decoration
but your eyes they want temptation
You pull me close then fade away
we play that game like every day
You say you’re done then you rewind —
girl you messin’ with my mind! (oh-oh)
It’s that complicated love (yeah-eh)
we fight then fall in touch (uh-huh)
You say “boy I’ve had enough” —
then you pull me back like “nah that’s us”
No rules no reason no trust —
just complicated love
You wear my hoodie like a trophy
tell your girls I’m “just low-key”
But when I’m gone you start the drama
post a quote like “boy karma”! (haha)
You say it’s done then hit my line
I pick you up — two hearts one crime
We never learn we just collide
we crash again enjoy the ride (skrrt-skrrt)
It’s that complicated love (yeah-eh)
we fight then fall in touch (uh-huh)
You say “boy I’ve had enough” —
then you pull me back like “nah that’s us”
No rules no reason no trust —
just complicated love
O-oh you like the chaos
you love the chase
We break the silence
then burn the space
One look we’re done — then do it again
girl this is fun till the bitter end
It’s that complicated love (uh!)
you hate me but it’s never rough
We talk we fight we make it up —
yeah that’s our kind of love
(oh-oh) Complicated love yeah
CREDITS
Performer: Bronx Duo
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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Call My Name
Sofia Lindqvist
Verified Artist
Sofia Lindqvist
Sofia Lindqvist is a unique musical tour de force born to an engineer father in Slovakia. Raised in the heart of Bratislava, she embodies an enviable fusion of technical brilliance and ebullient creativity.
Growing up, Sofia was the kind of kid who hummed symphonies while dismantling radios—much to her father's chagrin, and her mother's delight. From a young age, she fell under the spell of electronic music, a passion fuelled by her father's meticulous engineering and the city's vibrant music scene. Early whispers say that Sofia was so entranced by the metropolis' sounds she would insist to recreate the rhythm of the city traffic during her piano lessons.
However, it wouldn't be until her tenure as a kindergarten teacher that Sofia really began melding the worlds of sound and circuitry. After realizing that her classroom renditions of 'Old MacDonald' paled in comparison to a foot-stomping techno beat, Sofia decided to combine her love of electronics with her obsession for music. Her electrifying rhythms and harmonic melodies soon saw her swapping out nursery rhymes for nightclubs, becoming the city's beloved "Techno Teacher."
Sofia's song "Liberate", a hypnotic blend of thumping base and riveting electronic sounds, has become the most treasured track in her musical repertoire. It tells a captivating story of liberation, evoking the freedom Sofia found when she ditched the training wheels of traditional music and glided into the world of electronica. Whether she's blasting tunes at Bratislava's liveliest venues or tinkering with a sequencer in the back of her classroom, Sofia Lindqvist continues her symphony of life, one pulsating techno beat at a time.
Call My Name
Sofia Lindqvist
Sailing faraway
Like a memory
It's time for me to go home
The tides are calling my name
Call my name
This note in my bottle
Hopefully into the hands of someone like you
You'll find it in tomorrow
And call my name
Call my name
Call my name
A message from the past
A writer unable to gasp
The words they had left undeclared
So cruel and unfair
The audience hears
The struggling echoes
It travels through
Whichever city you are
Just so you'll hear
You called my name
You called my name
You called my name
You
This note in my bottle
These words will enlighten you
And once that the time is for you
It's time for you to go home
The tides are calling your name
Call my name
Call my name
CREDITS
Performer: Sofia Lindqvist
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
© 2026 filodyo. All rights reserved.
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HOT TRACK
Wrong Exit Saturday
The Southbounders
Verified Artist
The Southbounders
The Southbounders are a four-piece alternative rock band whose story began in the late 1990s, when a group of high school friends started playing together after classes, rehearsing wherever they could find space. What began as a casual obsession quickly developed into a distinct sound built around worn guitar tones, restrained melodies, rough-edged vocals, and songs about restless youth, small-town frustration, and the urge to leave everything behind.
In their early years, The Southbounders played school events, small clubs, local festivals, and independent venues, gradually building a loyal following. Their music blended the weight of post-grunge with the warmth of Americana and folk-rock, giving the band a sound that could feel raw and aggressive one moment and unexpectedly fragile the next. Each member brought a different musical instinct to the group, helping create a style that felt less polished than mainstream rock, but far more personal.
Rather than becoming a conventional commercial act, The Southbounders slowly developed the reputation of a band people discovered and held onto. Their songs became associated with long drives, late-summer evenings, empty streets, and that particular kind of uncertainty that comes with growing up. Looking back, their story feels less like one of ambition or fame and more like four friends who happened to capture the mood of their time in a handful of songs that still sound honest years later.
Wrong Exit Saturday
The Southbounders
Prompt
Wrong exit
Keep going
Too late now
Danny swore he knew the shortcut
Mick was reading from a folded map
Twenty minutes past the junction
Nobody was turning back
Found a fair beside a football ground
Won a plastic trophy at a game
Some kid talked us into bumper cars
Now Danny’s wearing someone’s paper crown
Every little plan went missing
Somewhere between here and there
Wrong exit Saturday
Nothing going quite our way
Every turn becomes a story
Every stop gives us another name
Wrong exit Saturday
We were never good at straight lines anyway
If we end up somewhere different
Maybe that’s the better place
Wrong exit Saturday
Keep going
Mick bought sunglasses far too large
Danny posed beside a painted horse
We took pictures in a photo booth
None of us looked like ourselves
Found a diner by the service road
Stayed until the rain moved on
Someone started tapping out a rhythm
Three of us were singing before long
Every little plan went missing
And nobody seemed to care
Wrong exit Saturday
Nothing going quite our way
Every turn becomes a story
Every stop gives us another name
Wrong exit Saturday
We were never good at straight lines anyway
If we end up somewhere different
Maybe that’s the better place
Wrong exit Saturday
Keep going
Who has the map
Mick does
Is it upside down
Possibly
Where are we
No idea
Good
Keep going
Evening found us by the coastline
Shoes full of sand and pockets light
Danny said we missed the whole thing
Mick said maybe this was it
Nobody had an answer ready
So we stayed until the sun went down
Then took the longest road back home
Still arguing about which way round
Wrong exit Saturday
Nothing going quite our way
Every turn became a story
Every stop gave us another name
Wrong exit Saturday
We were never good at straight lines anyway
If we end up somewhere different
Maybe that’s the better place
Wrong exit Saturday
Keep going
Danny says
Next time I drive
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Lyrics
CREDITS
Performer: The Southbounders
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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Endless
Tessa Lune
Endless
Tessa Lune
Bump into me and act like you don't know
A place we can be that's never cold
It's so high
Keep me warm
And I won't go
It's endless
Endless
And we can be forever young
And we can be forever
Endless
Endless
And we can be forever young
And we can be forever
It's gonna feel like magic
Floating in the air
It's so good
It shouldn't be
And no one will ever know
Endless
Endless
And we can be forever young
And we can be forever
Endless
Endless
And we can be forever young
And we can be forever
Endless
Endless
And we can be forever young
And we can be forever
Endless
Endless
And we can be forever young
And we can be forever
Endless
CREDITS
Performer: Tessa Lune
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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Summer Change
Kyle The Wildd
Verified Artist
Kyle The Wildd
Kyle The Wildd, hailing from the vibrant streets of London, is a solo artist whose sound effortlessly blends dance, electronic, nu-disco, and pop. With her captivating vocals and an innate ability to evoke emotion through music, Kyle has carved out a unique space in the contemporary music scene. Her latest track, "Summer Change," radiates a sense of joy and renewal, inviting listeners to embrace transformation and let go of the past. Kyle's lyrical themes often explore the complexities of personal growth and self-discovery, all while maintaining an uplifting energy that keeps her audience dancing.
From her early days experimenting with sound in local clubs to her current status as a rising figure in the electronic music landscape, Kyle's journey has been marked by a relentless passion for creativity. Her music resonates with those seeking inspiration; tracks like "Summer Change" symbolize a fresh outlook on life. Drawing from personal experiences combined with infectious beats, Kyle The Wildd captures the essence of summer—a time for change, happiness, and new beginnings. As she continues to expand her catalog and evolve as an artist, listeners can expect nothing less than an electrifying and heartfelt experience from her work.
Summer Change
Kyle The Wildd
Sun on my skin
I let it in
Old ways loosen
By the pool again
I’m shedding the weight
Like a soaked-up shirt
Easy to say
Harder to learn
Happy summer and i will change
Happy summer and i will change
I’m not who I was in May
Happy summer and i will change
Bare feet blue cup
Ice in the cup
I call my own name
And I show up
I’m not going back
To the same old road
Burned up the map
Now I’m in control
Happy summer and i will change
Happy summer and i will change
I’m not who I was in May
Happy summer and i will change
Let the day run long
Let the hurt drift off
I can hear it now
My old skin drop
Happy summer and i will change
Happy summer and i will change
I’m not who I was in May
Happy summer and i will change
CREDITS
Performer: Kyle The Wildd
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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The Anchor & The Flame
Soren Dias
Verified Artist
Soren Dias
Soren Dias, a rising DJ from the vibrant heart of Barcelona, has quickly made a name for himself in the local music scene with his infectious blend of dance, EDM, and pop. Once a fixture in hotel bars, performing covers to make ends meet, Soren’s musical journey took a pivotal turn when an original track slipped into his set and resonated with the audience in a way that no cover ever had. This breakthrough moment ignited his passion for creating uplifting anthems that speak to both joy and introspection.
His latest single, “The Anchor & The Flame,” exemplifies Soren’s knack for pairing playful melodies with deeper lyrical themes. With lines that evoke imagery of quiet reflections and hopeful colors fading in and out, the track captures the essence of life’s brightest moments mingling with the shadows. It stands as a testament to his artistic growth, showcasing his ability to merge exhilarating beats with poignant storytelling. As he continues to hone his craft, Soren's early catalog is already characterized by a joyful exuberance that invites listeners to dance while contemplating their own experiences.
As he balances his burgeoning music career with day jobs, Soren Dias remains focused on proving himself as a formidable presence in the electronic music landscape. Each track he releases serves as both a celebration and a reminder of the paths we walk—ever hopeful for brighter days ahead. The energy in "The Anchor & The Flame" connects seamlessly with his vision of creating vibrant tunes that uplift spirits and create unforgettable moments on the dance floor.
The Anchor & The Flame
Soren Dias
Shadows on the ceiling trace a quiet sign
Breathing in the moment waiting for the line
I’ve been walking circles in a silent town
Footsteps drawing patterns trying not to drown
Every time I reach out colors seem to fade
Still I keep on hoping you might cut the shade
And all my thoughts are drifting
Like lanterns on the tide
If you could see inside them
You’d know what I can’t hide
Give me something real tonight
A spark that pulls me to your side
I’ve been holding out for a light
That finally feels like mine
Give me something real tonight
A rhythm that keeps me aligned
I’ve been waiting out for a sign
That tells me you’ll stay this time
You move like a whisper through the crowded room
Every subtle gesture shifts the way I bloom
I’m not searching for rescue not a perfect vow
Just a place where heartbeat meets the here and now
And all my thoughts are drifting
Like lanterns on the tide
If you could see inside them
You’d know what I can’t hide
Give me something real tonight
A spark that pulls me to your side
I’ve been holding out for a light
That finally feels like mine
Give me something real tonight
A rhythm that keeps me aligned
I’ve been waiting out for a sign
That tells me you’ll stay this time
If the night is honest
I might fall into your hands
Let the moment guide us
Where the quiet truth expands
CREDITS
Performer: Soren Dias
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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Just Like That
Checkmate
Verified Artist
Checkmate
Checkmate formed in London out of restlessness rather than intention. Different neighborhoods, different backgrounds, same impulse: to move, to react, to play music that refuses to stand still. Ska was never a costume for them, it was a language. Fast rhythms, sharp turns, humor used as defiance. They grew up surrounded by noise, contradictions, and crowded streets, and their sound reflects that constant motion.
Their music is playful but not careless, political without slogans, chaotic but precise. Each member brings a different energy, and none of them try to smooth those edges out.
Checkmate thrives on contrast: bright melodies against nervous tension, joy next to disruption. What comes out is loud, physical, and alive. Their releases are heard only on Filodyo and NOT FM, where movement matters more than polish and nothing is forced to sit quietly in the background.
Just Like That
Checkmate
Bus is late but the sun is out
Someone’s laughing way too loud
Corner shop knows my face
Same old song same old place
Shoelace broke still on time
Found a coin lost my mind
Nothing special nothing deep
But today’s been good to me
Radio plays that beat again
Head goes left feet say “amen”
I wasn’t looking for a sign
But the street feels right in time
Life’s doing fine yeah look around
Sticky tables familiar sounds
Not a movie not a plan
Just a good day where I stand
Life’s doing fine no big parade
Just walking slow no rush today
If this is all I’m cool with that
Yeah I like it just like that
Coffee spills laugh it off
Wrong turn but I don’t stop
Shoes too tight shirt’s too thin
Still smiling when I walk in
Someone hums the tune I know
Traffic moves then says hello
Nothing changed still feels new
Guess the trick is how you view
No winning streak no finish line
Just wasting time and feeling fine
If this moment’s all I get
I’m not mad at it yet
Life’s doing fine yeah look around
Bent street signs old beat-up towns
Not a headline not a scam
Just a good day where I stand
Life’s doing fine no big parade
Late night talks cheap lemonade
If this is all I’m cool with that
Yeah I like it just like that
Maybe tomorrow’s loud and rough
But today’s already enough
No promises no advice
Just breathing in a decent life
Life’s doing fine hear that horn
Someone dancing someone bored
Not a dream not a trap
Just a moment and I’ll clap
Life’s doing fine I’ll say it twice
Not perfect but it’s nice
If this is all I’m cool with that
Yeah I love it just like that
Just like that
Yeah just like that
CREDITS
Performer: Checkmate
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
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Better By Half
The Corner Clerks
Verified Artist
The Corner Clerks
The Corner Clerks are a lively three-member band hailing from England, blending elements of ska and rock to create a vibrant sound that resonates with joy and hope. Their music is characterized by playful melodies and upbeat rhythms, perfect for lifting spirits and inspiring listeners. With their debut track, "Better By Half," they set the tone for an engaging catalog that promises to be as uplifting as it is catchy. The Corner Clerks infuse their songs with an infectious energy, making their performances a celebration of life and positivity.
Each member brings a unique flavor to the group, crafting a collective identity that shines through in every track. The band's sound effortlessly fuses alternative rock and pop influences with ska rhythms, resulting in a style that is refreshing and accessible. Lyrically, they focus on themes of optimism and resilience, drawing listeners into a world where challenges are met with a hopeful spirit. Their upbeat tracks invite audiences to dance, sing along, and embrace the lighter side of life.
With plans for more releases on the horizon, The Corner Clerks are poised to carve out a distinct space in the music scene. Their dedication to creating feel-good music sets them apart, ensuring that each new track will carry forth their signature blend of uplifting vibes and catchy hooks. As they continue to develop their sound and expand their repertoire, fans can look forward to an ongoing celebration of happiness through music.
Better By Half
The Corner Clerks
You took the long way home again
Counted every coin you spent
Said the city had no manners
But you kept your Sunday sense
There’s a man at the station
With a paper and a grin
Says the world keeps turning
But nobody clocks in
You had plans on a napkin
Now they’re folded in your coat
You keep laughing at the timing
Like it’s some private joke
There’s a queue at the bakery
There’s a dog outside the bank
There’s a song from a taxi
That you almost want to thank
You don’t need a big answer
You don’t need a grand escape
You just need one decent Tuesday
And a bit less on your plate
So you straighten your collar
Let the bad news pass
Put your hands in your pockets
And you make it last
Not winning not losing
Just doing the math
Some days get better
Better by half
Better by half
That’s good enough
A little less worry
A little more luck
Better by half
No golden plan
Just one more joke
And a steady hand
You don’t need glory
You don’t need proof
Just somebody laughing
At the back of the room
Better by half
That’s good enough
A little less worry
A little more luck
Your cousin had a theory
About getting out clean
Then he bought a small van
And a coffee machine
Now he parks by the market
With his radio low
Says the secret is simple
Never let Monday know
You remember old trouble
With a smile on its face
How it sat beside your future
And took up all the space
But you made a little progress
On a very plain day
Paid one bill sent one message
Threw one bad thought away
So you straighten your collar
Let the bad news pass
Put your hands in your pockets
And you make it last
Not winning not losing
Just doing the math
Some days get better
Better by half
Better by half
That’s good enough
A little less worry
A little more luck
Better by half
No golden plan
Just one more joke
And a steady hand
You don’t need glory
You don’t need proof
Just somebody laughing
At the back of the room
Better by half
That’s good enough
A little less worry
A little more luck
No parade no headline
No speech to rehearse
Just a small kind of fortune
When it could have been worse
You can carry your worries
But loosen the strap
Life may not fix you
But it cuts you some slack
Better by half
That’s good enough
A little less worry
A little more luck
Better by half
No golden plan
Just one more joke
And a steady hand
You don’t need glory
You don’t need proof
Just somebody laughing
At the back of the room
Better by half
That’s good enough
A little less worry
A little more luck
You took the long way home again
Counted every coin you spent
Said the city had no manners
But you kept your Sunday sense
CREDITS
Performer: The Corner Clerks
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
© 2026 filodyo. All rights reserved.
Unauthorized copying, reproduction, hiring, lending, public performance, and broadcasting prohibited.
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What Life Hands Me
Talia Hayes
Verified Artist
Talia Hayes
Talia Hayes is a contemporary soul-pop artist whose warm, expressive vocals resonate with listeners seeking authenticity and emotional depth. With a knack for crafting reflective narratives, Talia's songwriting captures the essence of human experience, exploring themes of resilience, self-respect, and healing. Her latest track, "What Life Hands Me," delves into the pressures of modern life—touching upon money struggles while advocating for a gentle approach to life's challenges. This particular song showcases her ability to weave poignant stories that linger in the hearts of her audience.
Emerging from a background steeped in rich musical influences, Talia developed her sound in the intimate cafés and open mic nights of her hometown. It was there that she honed her craft, blending elements of soul and pop to create a style that feels both fresh and timeless. The understated production of her music allows her vibrant vocal identity to shine through, drawing listeners into an immersive experience that captivates without overwhelming.
As Talia continues to evolve as an artist, each new release promises to build on the themes she cherishes. With "What Life Hands Me" as a key piece in her catalog, listeners can expect more songs that invite them to embrace softness amidst life's trials. Talia Hayes stands as a beacon for those navigating their own journeys, reminding them that even in the face of adversity, there is beauty in vulnerability and strength in choice.
What Life Hands Me
Talia Hayes
Bills on the counter
Dreams on the line
Love came with lessons
I signed every time
I used to ask for reasons
Every time plans fell apart
Now I save my questions
For the rooms inside my heart
Some people came with flowers
Some came with unpaid pain
Some gave me a lesson
And never used my name
I had a younger version
Who wanted every door
Now I need less approval
And I sleep a little more
I do not call it failure
When I learn what I can hold
Some gold comes wrapped as pressure
Some truth arrives cold
I been down to my last dollar
Still made dinner for a friend
I been tired past the limit
Still got up again
I do not need a reason
For every turn I take
I just keep my balance
When the floor starts to shake
I take what life hands me
Sweet heavy real
Some days come easy
Some days make me feel
I bend I don’t break
I give I still choose
I lose what I outgrow
I win when I move
I take what life hands me
No perfect plan
I’m softer I’m stronger
I know where I stand
I learned love can be simple
And still not be enough
I learned peace has a price tag
But so does holding up
My mama said be patient
My pride said be wise
My body knew the answer
Before I opened my eyes
I made friends with my limits
I made space for my needs
I stopped calling it selfish
When I wanted to breathe
I keep a little humor
For the hardest kind of day
If joy knocks once a month
I still let it stay
I been down to my last dollar
Still made dinner for a friend
I been tired past the limit
Still got up again
I do not need a reason
For every turn I take
I just keep my balance
When the floor starts to shake
I take what life hands me
Sweet heavy real
Some days come easy
Some days make me feel
I bend I don’t break
I give I still choose
I lose what I outgrow
I win when I move
I take what life hands me
No perfect plan
I’m softer I’m stronger
I know where I stand
I do not owe the past
A seat beside my plate
I can love what happened
And still close that gate
I do not rush my healing
I do not fake my pace
I can carry history
Without wearing its face
I found grace after losing
I found room after no
I found out life keeps giving
When I let some things go
I take what life hands me
Sweet heavy real
Some days come easy
Some days make me feel
I bend I don’t break
I give I still choose
I lose what I outgrow
I win when I move
I take what life hands me
No perfect plan
I’m softer I’m stronger
I know where I stand
I take what life hands me
I know where I stand
I’m softer I’m stronger
I know where I stand
Bills on the counter
Dreams on the line
Life came with lessons
I signed every time
CREDITS
Performer: Talia Hayes
Written by: filodyo.
Arranged & Produced by: filodyo / Hakan E.
Distribution: notFM — notfm.com
© 2026 filodyo. All rights reserved.
Unauthorized copying, reproduction, hiring, lending, public performance, and broadcasting prohibited.
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