Visa Anxiety releases new EP ‘What Can I Get For You? Love?’

Visa Anxiety’s What Can I Get For You? Love? is a sonic journey through displacement, longing, and the quiet revolutions of young adulthood. Across four tracks, the EP sketches the spaces we inhabit in transit: between continents, languages, jobs, and selves. It’s intimate yet expansive, personal yet universal.

“Closed Eyes” begins the arc with introspection, coaxing listeners into the act of noticing life rather than drifting through it. Mandarin-infused verses soften the edges of the band’s British-indie guitars, crafting a gentle anthem that turns vulnerability into artistry. It’s a reminder that reinvention doesn’t need to announce itself—it can exist in the quiet, small choices.

The title track reflects the complexity of human roles and relationships. Drawn from Emilio’s nights bartending at The Cavern Club, the song captures the distance between self and service, art and survival. Its narrative honesty is piercing yet tender, articulating the simultaneous absurdity and poignancy of everyday life. “Life Is Worth It” continues this meditation, reframing cultural disenchantment into clarity and warmth through spoken-word passages.

The EP closes with “Summer Is Coming,” a breezy yet resolute anthem of hope. Memories of Los Angeles converge with forward-looking momentum, signaling that even amid uncertainty, arrival is possible. In just four tracks, Visa Anxiety charts the emotional geography of existence in transit—an indie-rock manifesto for those negotiating identity, aspiration, and belonging in a fragmented world.

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