Darkwave act Mortes has dropped a new track, "Soul (My misery)", his most unfiltered—an electric wound dressed in darkwave and desperation. It is a track that doesn't whisper—it confronts. It claws. It bleeds. With every verse, Mortes peels back the skin of self-control to reveal the chaos beneath: lost love, burning guilt, and the quiet violence of memory.
The rhythm drags you through the wreckage of your past while a voice, half prayer, half curse, asks the question we all fear: What the fuck is wrong with me? It isn't just a song—it's a mirror you might not want to look into.
Soul doesn't seek redemption. It demands honesty. And once you've heard it, you won't forget the taste.
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MORTES - Drops "Soul (My misery)"
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