Lucy Fitzgerald 
Sunsetlee knows how to sit with heavy thoughts and turn them into something quietly powerful, and his new single “Electric Ghosts” is one of his most open releases so far. Written during a stretch of emotional overload, the song taps into those late-night moments when memories replay, and unresolved conversations linger longer than you want them to. It isn’t tied to one specific person or situation, which makes it easy to place your own experiences inside the song. Built around guitar and instinct-led melodies, “Electric Ghosts” comes together like a personal journal entry that somehow escaped the pages. The writing comes acrossas honest and unfiltered, balancing sadness and reflection with a subtle sense of strength. There’s a real push and pull between holding on and letting go, and that tension gives the track its emotional depth without spelling everything out for you.
Recorded solo in a home studio, the stripped-back arrangement keeps the focus exactly where it should be. Every element feels intentional, giving the emotion space to breathe rather than crowding it. The simplicity allows the song to sit quietly with the listener, making it feel intimate and personal, especially in moments when your own thoughts get louder than the room around you. On a personal note, this song stuck with me longer than I expected. There’s something comforting about how direct and unguarded it is, and it made me want to replay it during those quieter hours when reflection comes naturally. I also respect how Sunsetlee lets vulnerability lead the song instead of hiding behind layers.
Sunsetlee is a Colorado-based artist, raised mostly in Tennessee, whose music pulls from real experiences and genuine emotion. Influenced by artists like The Weeknd, Beach House, XXXTentacion, and Lana Del Rey, his sound shifts between rap-emo, lo-fi, dream pop, punk, rock, darkwave, and R&B, guided by mood and honesty rather than strict genre lines.
If “Electric Ghosts” connects with you, make sure you’re keeping up with Sunsetlee and supporting his work wherever you listen. Artists willing to be this open deserve real attention. Add the track to your playlists, sit with it during those late nights, and keep an eye on what he shares next, because songs like this tend to stay with you longer than expected.
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