Deraz’s writing centers on the smallest details, the ones grief tends to preserve with startling clarity. Her delivery is delicate but unguarded, letting the emotion sit plainly in the lyric rather than dressing it up. The result is a record that feels intimate without feeling insular, personal in its specifics, and universal in its ache.
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