Anjalts captures transient love on new single 'Summer Is Gone'

Anjalts has always thrived in the emotional spaces most artists rush past, such as the in-between hours, the soft dissolves, and the feelings that linger longer than the moment itself. But with 'Summer Is Gone', she leans fully into that gift, delivering a glowing retro-pop reverie that feels like watching the last streaks of warm light disappear behind a cold horizon.

Where her earlier work has sometimes pulled heavy with introspection, this new single is feather-light in its touch, yet piercing in its clarity. Built on crisp rhythms, airy synth textures, and the gentle strum of acoustic layers, the track moves with the wistful momentum of a season slipping through your fingers. There’s a deliberate restraint in the production where every element feels spacious, weightless, and bathed in the soft haze of memory.

Anjalts’ voice is the anchor, calm and crystalline as she traces the contours of a romance preserved only in recollection. And her delivery feels like someone walking the line between acceptance and ache.

But what makes 'Summer Is Gone' resonate so strongly is the way it balances nostalgia with clarity. This is a realisation that beauty is fleeting, connection is fragile, and some love stories are meant to be experienced rather than held.

As she moves toward her forthcoming album 'Northern Lights', this track stands as a signpost for a new phase in her evolution where she welds emotional restraint to luminous pop instincts. The nostalgic glaze is intentional, but the execution is confidently modern, proving that Anjalts understands how to make retro influences feel newly alive.

'Summer Is Gone' is a meditation on the impermanence of both weather and love. And Anjalts captures it with the precision of an artist who knows that some stories glow brightest right as they fade.