Maria Lane's debut album delves deep into the complexities of human emotion.

Rising indie artist Maria Lane released her highly anticipated debut album, ‘Black and Blue’, on October 4th. The 16-track album takes listeners on an emotional journey, delving into Lane’s personal experiences and exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.

Brooklyn-based indie-folk artist Maria Lane captivates with her storytelling, weaving intimate journal-like reflections into her music. Her songs delve into themes of trauma, mental health, and heartbreak, offering a raw vulnerability that resonates deeply with listeners. Each lyric feels like a shared secret, pulling audiences into her deeply personal and emotional world.

Maria Lane's mission goes beyond creating music—she strives to be a source of comfort for her listeners, guiding them through their own struggles. Her heartfelt songs serve as a reminder that no one is ever truly alone in their journey.

Maria Lane's ethereal vocals and poignant lyricism invite listeners into an emotional journey through the human experience. Songs like "what were our vows for?" and "merry go round (carousel)" confront the raw pain of infidelity and heartbreak, while later tracks like "when will i stop crying" and "my past" offer a deeper introspection, delving into her personal emotional struggles. Lane masterfully weaves these themes throughout the album, creating an intimate reflection on love, loss, and self-discovery.

"I wanted to create an album that was both vulnerable and empowering, ‘Black and Blue’ delves into the trauma and emotional bruises left by life, both from others and internally, and how someone's past can influence their journey. The ocean imagery throughout the lyrics inspired me to choose the cover art, symbolizing the ebb and flow of emotions."

You can listen to ‘Black And Blue’ below: