orrionn lets wasted tears turn hyperpop sadness into broken neon

orrionn’s wasted tears arrives on 22 June from Paris, and the title tells you the emotional currency before the beat even starts. The Bandcamp tags bring together alternative DnB, experimental, experimental pop, hyperpop and indie pop, which places the track in a restless digital-pop zone where sadness does not need to be slow to be real. Hyperpop and DnB-adjacent production can turn feeling into velocity, making heartbreak sound like light breaking through bad wiring. That seems to be the useful contradiction here: tears as damage, tears as motion, tears as a signal processed through bright synthetic edges. orrionn’s page keeps the biography minimal, just “hope,” which may be all the concept needs. wasted tears sounds like a small neon shard from someone trying to make melancholy move faster than it can catch them.

Source: https://orrionn.bandcamp.com/