Based in New York, multi-instrumentalist and producer Anjalts has crafted one of the most distinct and self-contained creative worlds in modern music. Since debuting in 2020 with her first single “Remember You,” she’s built a sound that flows across through a fluid blend of emotional honesty, atmospheric textures and instinctive experimentation. Her work exists in a constant state of flux, each song reflecting her personal journey as much as her intrinsic connection to the natural world.
That interplay between humanity and nature has been central to her artistic vision, most vividly realised on her 2023 debut album Air to Fire. Inspired by her memories of the Amazon Rainforest, the record stood as both an artistic statement and an environmental meditation, a cinematic fusion of enveloping soundscapes and meaningful lyricism that paid homage to one of the planet’s most delicate ecosystems. The album’s immersive arrangements and production revealed an artist with flair and conviction, someone using sound not only as expression but as a form of awareness.
Anjalts’ creative independence lies at the heart of her work; as a composer, performer and producer, she handles every aspect of her music herself, ensuring that each release feels like an extension of her own perspective. This autonomy has allowed her to take her sound into new areas from ambient dreamscapes to adventurous pop rock experimentation while always maintaining the emotional throughline that connects her work.
Now, Anjalts returns with her latest single titled “Summer is Gone,” a song that captures the shifting light between seasons, both literally and metaphorically. Arriving as the cold fronts roll in and the final traces of warmth fade, the track wraps nostalgia and renewal into one shimmering package, driven by an upbeat, retro pop rhythm that channels the bittersweet ache of change. The story of a fading summer romance is framed in bright production and wistful melodies, capturing the sound of warmth remembered and a sunlit groove laced with melancholy.
Working with Acen Sinclair, the studio engineer at IXO Music, the independent label and creative collective that has worked alongside Anjalts since Air to Fire, the recording process for “Summer is Gone” felt lighter. “Recording the song was like a summer breeze,” he reflects, contrasting it with her previous single “Fire in the Rain,” which leaned into a heavier emotional context as she processed pain. The new single brings a sense of calm after the storm, pattering drums and a pulsing bassline underpin colourful layers of synths and acoustic tones, while Anjalts’ delicate vocals carry the song’s emotional impact through mellow melodic delivery.
Setting Anjalts’ highly original songwriting in a buoyant pop framework, “Summer Is Gone” offers a new side to her musical output that’s sure to charm listeners around the world. With her third full-length album Northern Lights set to land later this month, Anjalts continues to expand her creative scope, bringing together reflection and innovation in equal measure. “Summer is Gone” is at once a farewell and a prelude, offering a reminder that even as seasons end, the cycle of renewal always continues.
Listen to Summer Is Gone below
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