New York-based artist Anjalts has been shaping her own musical world since her debut in 2020. Known for her intricate songwriting and genre-blurring productions, she’s a rare kind of artist, someone whose work feels both carefully sculpted and truly instinctive. A multi-instrumentalist and self-producing figure, Anjalts crafts music with a approach that refuses to conform, instead drawing strength from her personal story and a profound connection to the natural world.
Her musical journey began with “Remember You,” a track that made it clear she wasn’t here to follow trends. Her debut album Air to Fire, released in 2023, was a thematic tribute to the Amazon Rainforest, a place she once called home. That emotional thread, based in memory, place and purpose, gave the album a uniquely cinematic feel, uniting ambient textures and lyrical intimacy in equal measure.
Anjalts continued to build on this artistic momentum with Bluency, her sophomore record that further expanded her sonic universe. Throughout her constantly developing body of work, she’s shown a restless creativity, always moving, always probing new emotional and musical spheres. Her ability to bring together organic soundscapes with the precision of electronic production sees each release feeling like a quiet revelation rather than a loud statement.
Now, with 2025 underway, Anjalts returns with “Love U This Late,” the latest single lifted from her upcoming third full-length record. The track is unmistakably her; written, produced and performed solo but it also signals a new layer of reflection. Anchored in chill pop minimalism, the song floats in a delicate balance between vulnerability and restraint, capturing a sense of stillness that runs throughout the track, as if the listener is eavesdropping on a private moment suspended in time.
The song unspools like a late-night confession never spoken aloud, touching on themes of emotional detachment and the hollow weight of words left unsaid. Her vocals, breathy and translucent, float through sparse instrumentation, allowing every lyric to settle in its own space while the gentle rattle of the percussion propels the track with a delicate rhythmic groove.
Tinged with pulsing bass lines and peppered with bell chimes and warm acoustic guitar textures, “Love U This Late” offers a spectacular display of Anjalts’ highly original and wholly absorbing musical output. With her highly anticipated new album on the way, we can’t wait to see what this fiercely unique artist has in store for the rest of 2025 and beyond.
Listen to Love U This Late below
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