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With a rich and dynamic sonic palette behind Charlotte Sands’s alternately searing and husky vocals, Satellite is packed with the kind of confessional songwriting that immediately the listener into her internal journey. The end result is an emotive album that reminds listeners that each of us is less alone than we think, forever in each other’s orbits.💙

Charlotte Sands took the time to share about the heart behind Satellite and the meaning of pivotal songs like “half alive.” Swipe through for the full song meaning, and follow us for more deep dives with artists like her!

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Travis William Moseley of COLORBLIND wrote “Chemical Warfare” with Joshua Landry, better known as Joshua Landry, about the times when it truly feels like we become our own worst enemy.

“I’ve spent a lot of my career battling the normal things that a lot of people in our jobs battle, like severe imposter syndrome and severe anxiety from just wanting to show up and be the person that everybody needs, Travis Moseley says.

“I’ve been able to relax a lot just feeling like other people are going through that too… we are all human, and we’re all going through the same things together.”

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“What’s It Like To Be Happy” is a song that began as an ironic question in an OF VIRTUE writing session and became a much deeper reflection on what it means to build meaningful peace during even the lowest moments of your life.

“‘What It’s Like To Be Happy’ is written about mental health,” tyler ennis says simply. “It’s
written about the trials and tribulations of trying to find what happiness is to you. Going through the motions, feeling depressed, feeling like those things that maybe you have enjoyed in the past, you don’t enjoy anymore.

He adds, “I think we all get caught up in where we want to be, not where we are right in this moment. And a lot of the reason why we do that, of course, is because we don’t want to be in this moment. We want to feel better. We want to feel good. But you can’t until you sit with your feelings, until you sit with your thoughts, and you take these issues, problems, and battles that you deal with every day head-on. Then you’re going to walk away from that situation better off because you stood up for yourself.”

Swipe through for more insight from Tyler. “What It’s Like To Be Happy” is streaming now ahead of OF VIRTUE’s album Death of the Altar, releasing on October 2! Make sure you’re following HeartSupport for more about songs with deep mental health meanings.❤️

“Dead Doesn’t Hurt” by Hillhaven offers a moment of catharsis, forgiveness, and moving
on for anyone who has experienced extreme betrayal.

Lead singer Chris Kelly says, “I think that especially in metalcore, a lot of the subject matter that people latch onto is the personal thing. If you’ve experienced it, then 100% someone else somewhere has experienced it. If that person hears it, then they now have something to connect to, as opposed to simply just maybe enjoying a song. I think that’s a much more
powerful experience. It starts from subject matter that I feel is honest and potentially relatable. The catharsis that comes from that is often quite significant.”

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What’s the meaning behind metal band Brotality’s latest song “Keepsake?” There’s a lot more here than the soaring sunny riffs: “Keepsake” is a song about reconciliation and leaving shame spirals behind.

Learn more in the first of our brand-new series of behind-the-song features! https://www.heartsupport.com/announcements/keepsake-by-brotality-song-meaning