Lucy Fitzgerald 
From the first few seconds of “Inheritor”, it’s clear that Beth Zero is doing something special. This four-track EP pulls you in with its moody soundscapes and carefully crafted layers. The opener “All Fall Down” sets the tone with atmospheric electronics, a steady pulse, and vocals that balance emotion with confidence. It’s the kind of song that feels cinematic yet deeply personal.
Tracks like “Clocks” and “Sunk Costs” continue that sense of exploration. They combine shimmering synths, raw guitars, and rhythmic drive in a way that feels natural and thoughtful. Each song holds its own character while contributing to a unified mood that is both introspective and energizing. “Inheritor” doesn’t shout for attention; it invites you to lean in and listen closely, rewarding you with fresh details every time. The pacing of the EP is excellent. There’s a sense of balance between light and dark tones, tension and release. Beth Zero builds sonic spaces that feel lived-in, full of emotion, and confidently shaped. The result is music that feels intentional, modern, and beautifully human.
I was really moved by the care and patience that went into this release. It’s the kind of project that reminds you why independent music matters — it connects without needing to shout. I can already imagine this EP becoming a quiet favorite for listeners who value depth and honesty in their playlists.
Make sure you follow Beth Zero on all platforms and add “Inheritor” to your playlists today. Let it soundtrack your late nights, long drives, or those in-between moments when you need something real. Support artists who bring sincerity and imagination to their craft — and Beth Zero is absolutely one of them.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
