Not every song a queer artist writes needs to be about queerness to carry realness and a sensibility. ‘Trust’, the closing single in Liverpool artist Jensyn’s debut trilogy, makes that case better than most… INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | TIKTOK | SPOTIFY | PHOTOS BY SARA WOLFF On its surface, the track is about the wreckage of overthinking: the guilt that follows ending a relationship, the people-pleasing instinct that turns a correct decision into an emotional crime scene. Nothing

The Bozeman bedroom-pop artist’s new double single Solar Eclipse documents a relationship in real time — and could only be completed once it was truly over Some songs arrive quickly. A mood, a melody, a set of words that arrive more or less fully formed and ask only to be captured. And then there are songs like ‘In this Light’ — the kind that resist completion not because the writer lacks anything, but because the story they are trying to tell keeps changing underneath them.

Mood: Late-night drive, post-breakup catharsis, crying in the shower (in a good way) INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | TIKTOK | SPOTIFY If your current playlist is heavy on Phoebe Bridgers, MUNA, or Arlo Parks, you are going to want to add Jensyn to the mix right now. The Liverpool-based queer non-binary artist has just dropped ‘Somebody Else’, and it is one of those tracks that will creep up on you slowly, then hit you all at once. The premise is deceptively simple: watching someone yo