Albums
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Romance Without Refuge
Asmi Aderay is a 21-year-old Indian singer-songwriter who lives for belting out emotional bangers and making audiences feel all the feels.
Confess to Me
A groovy indie pop track that turns romantic frustration into a love anthem. The catchy song follows a bold narrator who is done decoding signals and reading between the lines. She is tired of the games and wants just one thing: a straight-up confession.
My Version of You
An emotionally raw and deeply personal track that explores the heartache of loving an idealized version of someone rather than who they truly are. The hauntingly beautiful song takes listeners on a journey through love, illusion, and the painful realization of letting go.
Met Me First
“Met Me First” is a song about longing for someone in a relationship and the strong connection felt during interactions. It explores missed chances and “what ifs”—the idea of, “If you had met me first, who knows what could’ve been?”
Heavy Heart
“Heavy Heart” is a soul-stirring album that captures raw emotions and deep introspection. With heartfelt lyrics & captivating melodies, each track tells a story of love, loss & resilience. Asmi Aderay’s expressive vocals, enriched by her training and artistry, make this album a powerful musical journey for listeners who seek connection & authenticity.
Infatuated
Infatuated captures that wild, head-over-heels feeling when someone completely occupies your mind. It’s the electric vibe where every glance and word pulls you in, making you feel thrilled and obsessed. The song embodies the craziness of being utterly captivated.
Expectations
Expectations” is a poignant song about the pain of believing in someone’s promises, only to be let down. It reflects the heartbreak of having hopes for a loved one while realizing the effort is one-sided and questioning why you keep falling for the same lies.
Thought of Being in Love
Thought of Being in Love” examines how we romanticize love, longing for its beauty while avoiding the harsh realities of relationships. It highlights the bittersweet idea that sometimes the thought of love captivates us more than love itself.
