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Titilope Sonuga invites you into a journey of emotional depths of deep waters, as a metaphor for healing. In this playlist, she explores the struggle of being thrust into deep waters after a relationship ends, showing how we must learn to stay afloat. With raw honesty, Titilope reflects on the delicate balance of healing, urging listeners to be kind to themselves, to resist picking at the emotional wounds, and to embrace the process of self-recovery. She gently reminds us that, in the end, it's not the person we miss but the version of ourselves we were before the relationship.
Shanelle Gabriel & Lynae B - “Singleness is not a crime.” - Our girl Shanelle is right—a collabo playlist featuring two women we love and adore, whose combined messages are truly powerful. This playlist is an anthem for those learning to embrace the discomfort of being alone, offering tough love and hard truths about what it means to heal. Shanelle Gabriel and Lynae B invite you to view singleness not as a void, but as a vital space for growth and self-discovery.
With unflinching honesty, they show you that you don’t need a relationship to heal; you need yourself. This playlist might be tough to sit with, but it’s exactly what you need. It’s for those ready to face the uncomfortable truth that healing often begins with being alone, and being okay with it.
Erica Mason - A Raw, Real, and Gritty Diary Entry type of playlist with honest self-dialogue. Whether you’re feeling lost, questioning your worth, or not sure what healing looks like, this playlist meets you there. It sits with you, then nudges you to speak kindly to yourself— even when it’s hard to do.
Kira J - Kira J captures the heavy, exhausting side effects of unrequited love. That painful feeling of being almost something to someone, but never quite enough to be fully chosen. There are no neat, clean answers here; just the raw, unfiltered honesty of what it feels like to sit in that space and see it for what it is. If you are tired of pouring into connections that leave you empty, this playlist offers a safe space to feel heard, seen, and validated.
Erica Mason - A Raw, Real, and Gritty Diary Entry type of playlist with honest self-dialogue. Whether you’re feeling lost, questioning your worth, or not sure what healing looks like, this playlist meets you there. It sits with you, then nudges you to speak kindly to yourself— even when it’s hard to do.
Natalie Cadet - For those who need to feel their feels. This playlist is pure magic. Nathalie Cadet’s voice has a jazzy, theatrical flair that feels both enchanting and deeply emotive. Imagine a powerful ballad that gives you the energy of Elsa, but with a soulful essence—there’s something about her delivery that is ethereal yet grounded.
Her voice wraps around you like a warm hug, whilst the music takes you through the ups and downs of unrequited love in a way that feels gentle yet empowering. It’s not just about heartbreak, it’s about embracing the hurt and letting it flow, offering you a safe space to heal and move forward.
Kira J - Kira J captures the heavy, exhausting side effects of unrequited love. That painful feeling of being almost something to someone, but never quite enough to be fully chosen. There are no neat, clean answers here; just the raw, unfiltered honesty of what it feels like to sit in that space and see it for what it is. If you are tired of pouring into connections that leave you empty, this playlist offers a safe space to feel heard, seen, and validated.
Erica Mason - A Raw, Real, and Gritty Diary Entry type of playlist with honest self-dialogue. Whether you’re feeling lost, questioning your worth, or not sure what healing looks like, this playlist meets you there. It sits with you, then nudges you to speak kindly to yourself— even when it’s hard to do.
Ashlee Haze - Breaking the cycle of a toxic connection is one of the hardest things a heart can do. Ashlee Haze’s playlist feels like an intimate, unfiltered diary entry that holds space for the complex, frustrating reality of a breakup. Through evocative spoken word, this experience explores the magnetic pull of staying where you are not honored and leaving even if its hard, leaving is the answer, and she is not shy about it - this playlist is the exact voice of a friend who loves you enough to tell you like it is.
Shanelle Gabriel & Lynae B - “Singleness is not a crime.” - Our girl Shanelle is right—a collabo playlist featuring two women we love and adore, whose combined messages are truly powerful. This playlist is an anthem for those learning to embrace the discomfort of being alone, offering tough love and hard truths about what it means to heal. Shanelle Gabriel and Lynae B invite you to view singleness not as a void, but as a vital space for growth and self-discovery.
With unflinching honesty, they show you that you don’t need a relationship to heal; you need yourself. This playlist might be tough to sit with, but it’s exactly what you need. It’s for those ready to face the uncomfortable truth that healing often begins with being alone for as long as needed, and being okay with it.
Erica Mason - A Raw, Real, and Gritty Diary Entry type of playlist with honest self-dialogue. Whether you’re feeling lost, questioning your worth, or not sure what healing looks like, this playlist meets you there. It sits with you, then nudges you to speak kindly to yourself— even when it’s hard to do.
Taylor Knighton - A playlist curated from her two albums, "Look Who's Talking" & "From Now On."
It captures the frustration of being seen just enough to be drawn in, but never fully chosen.
The back and forth. The mixed signals. The way it leaves you questioning yourself — when you were never the problem.
For the moment you realise you've been putting them on a pedestal.
And slowly start taking yourself off the floor.
Titilope Sonuga - Tititlope invites you into a journey of emotional depths of deep waters, as a metaphor for healing. In this playlist, she explores the struggle of being thrust into deep waters after a relationship ends, showing how we must learn to stay afloat. With raw honesty, Titilope reflects on the delicate balance of healing, urging listeners to be kind to themselves, to resist picking at the emotional wounds, and to embrace the process of self-recovery. She gently reminds us that, in the end, it's not the person we miss but the version of ourselves we were before the relationship.
Taylor Knighton - A playlist curated from her two albums, "Look Who's Talking" & "From Now On."
It captures the frustration of being seen just enough to be drawn in, but never fully chosen.
The back and forth. The mixed signals. The way it leaves you questioning yourself — when you were never the problem.
For the moment you realise you've been putting them on a pedestal.
And slowly start taking yourself off the floor.
Shanelle Gabrielle & Lynae B - "Singleness is not a crime." Our girl Shanelle is right—a collabo playlist featuring two women we love and adore, whose combined messages are truly powerful. This playlist is an anthem for those learning to embrace the discomfort of being alone, offering tough love and hard truths about what it means to heal. Shanelle Gabriel and Lynae B, invite you to view singleness not as a void, but as a vital space for growth and self-discovery. They remind you that closure is an illusion—sometimes it’s not about a final conversation, but about letting go of what wasn’t meant for you.
With unflinching honesty, they show you that you don’t need a relationship to heal; you need yourself. It’s about standing firm in your own space and realizing that you don’t require someone else’s validation to feel whole. This playlist might be tough to listen to, but it’s exactly what you need to break free from holding on to what isn’t meant for you. It’s for those ready to face the uncomfortable truth that healing often begins with being alone—and being perfectly okay with it.
Dani The Poet - “Don’t let them break you again.” This playlist is not for the faint-hearted. It’s for those who are trapped in the cycle of emotional hurt, holding up walls so high that no one can get close. Whether out of fear or out of self-protection, Dani The Poet speaks directly to those who haven’t fully healed from their past heartbreaks and are now emotionally cutting others. You’ve become so accustomed to disappointment and betrayal that you’ve started to expect it, which causes you to inadvertently push away those who want to love you.
Wyann Vaughn - "A playlist we curated for Affirmation & Renewal" by Wyann Vaughn ‘s “The Voice of Reason Vol 1:” .
his playlist is like a comforting, gentle hug—perfect for those moments when you just need to breathe and be present. Wyann Vaughn’s soothing voice, invites you to acknowledge your pain, reflect on your healing, and reminds you that the future is bright. A playlist light calming and tranquil, gently guiding you through self-reflection and thought-provoking questions. This reflective, guided meditation helps you check in with yourself and assess where you are in your journey.
Recognize your progress and feel proud of how far you’ve come. - We recommend listening to this playlist after you’ve experienced the others
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