- 1Alone again
- 21life2liv3
- 3Falling angel
- 4Don't connect
- 5Have you ever seen
- 6Phases
- 7Hit it again
- 8Dusty road flows
- 9What doesn't kill you
- 10Drowning in silence
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A Soundtrack for the Heartbroken, the Healing, and the Hopeful
“It’s OK to Be Sad” isn’t just an album—it’s a raw emotional journey through the shadows of pain, love lost, mental battles, and the quiet moments of reflection that follow. iROSELiiF3 opens a vulnerable window into his soul, offering a powerful blend of trap, melodic rap, and R&B that speaks to anyone who's ever struggled to hold it together.
Each track pulses with honest lyricism, deep basslines, and moody melodies, capturing the ache of depression, anxiety, heartbreak, and self-doubt—but without glorifying the pain. Instead, this project gently reminds listeners that feeling is healing, and sadness isn’t weakness—it’s human.
From the confessional tones of “Bleed Slow” to the midnight numbness of “No Calls Tonight,” and the soulful resilience in “Keep Breathing,” this 13-track project is a diary for the misunderstood, a hug for the emotionally exhausted, and a mirror for anyone learning to live through the pain.
Whether you're curled up in silence, driving through a rainy night, or just trying to make it to tomorrow—this album is for you.
Because it’s OK to be sad.
And sometimes, it’s the first step back to yourself.
“It’s OK to Be Sad” isn’t just an album—it’s a raw emotional journey through the shadows of pain, love lost, mental battles, and the quiet moments of reflection that follow. iROSELiiF3 opens a vulnerable window into his soul, offering a powerful blend of trap, melodic rap, and R&B that speaks to anyone who's ever struggled to hold it together.
Each track pulses with honest lyricism, deep basslines, and moody melodies, capturing the ache of depression, anxiety, heartbreak, and self-doubt—but without glorifying the pain. Instead, this project gently reminds listeners that feeling is healing, and sadness isn’t weakness—it’s human.
From the confessional tones of “Bleed Slow” to the midnight numbness of “No Calls Tonight,” and the soulful resilience in “Keep Breathing,” this 13-track project is a diary for the misunderstood, a hug for the emotionally exhausted, and a mirror for anyone learning to live through the pain.
Whether you're curled up in silence, driving through a rainy night, or just trying to make it to tomorrow—this album is for you.
Because it’s OK to be sad.
And sometimes, it’s the first step back to yourself.
