Good Spells’ compositions carry a certain undeniable cinematic quality as he seamlessly blends hypnotic synth work, ethereal sound design, and carefully woven samples to create something as timeless as it is forward-thinking. He is a great musical maestro who excels, whether through the invention of melancholic progressions or pulsating, atmospheric beats. His sound is an extension of emotion itself—haunting, immersive, and unforgettable. This is an artist, producer, and songwriter who doesn’t just produce and write songs; he conjures sonic spells that linger long after the last note fades. And can you imagine that he’s at your disposal to do with as you please? Sounds like a dream come true if you ask me!

The sonic spheres are reverberating to the dark, immersive, and deeply emotional release from Good Spells’“ rank—“Wounds” is nothing like any ordinary dark-pop or alt-electronic release; it is a veritable artistic offering where sound, image, and emotion coalesce into something hauntingly unforgettable.

Good Spells says “Wounds” is about protecting loved ones from wounds by wounding yourself emotionally. While I was thinking about it, I couldn’t help but feel taken back to a rather infamous yet widely regarded Japanese suicide ritual, “Seppuku,” performed by samurai to restore honor to themselves and their families through death.

While “Wounds” isn’t about those extremes, there is a mutual understanding of the emotions it carries, making it melancholic as it cuts deep into the hurt and sadness of someone who knows what they have to do, but it does not make it less easy or hurtful all the same.

The synth-laden soundtrack with downtempo grooves, deep bass, and a vocal delivery that balances the lilt of humming and rap-like cadence draws a listener into its depth, forcing them to feel every ounce of pain, every ounce of love, and every ounce of loss.

The accompanying black-and-white lyrics video further elevates the track’s emotional depth, the floating lyrics in tandem with the visual storytelling as Good Spells takes a listener through the journey as well as the emotions.

“Wounds” doesn’t just play, but it possesses the listener, immersing them into a world of inevitable sacrifice and the equally inescapable mental torture, loneliness, and sadness that comes along with it.

This feels like the perfect moment for you to get introduced to your new sad and healing masterpiece. Enjoy!