“Things You Think About” - Alla Igityan
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Five songs, one soul. Quietly devastating and beautifully human.
Berlin-based singer-songwriter Alla Igityan is stepping into the spotlight with the kind of honesty you don’t just hear—you feel. Her debut EP “Things You Think About” is a quietly powerful collection that hits right where it matters: in the thoughts we all have but rarely voice, and the emotions that don’t come with easy explanations.
With a folk-tinged, singer-songwriter edge, Alla offers something intimate and unvarnished—like sitting on the edge of your bed at midnight, talking to a friend who gets it. This is music that doesn’t shout to be heard. It leans in and invites you to do the same.
At the emotional core of the EP is its title track, “Things You Think About.” Alla flips the narrative on its head by writing from the imagined perspective of the person who broke her heart. It’s a bold and brilliant move—vulnerable yet strong, bitter but tender.
She doesn’t point fingers or wallow. Instead, she sits inside the emotional complexity, giving voice to both sides of the pain. This track will also be released in a stripped-back live version, which will only amplify its haunting intimacy.
The entire EP is a slow burn of truth. Across five deeply personal songs, Alla explores the quiet turbulence of being human: the weight of unspoken words, the ache of connection lost, the odd comfort of nostalgia, and the strange clarity that comes in emotional aftermath.
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Each track feels like a diary entry that somehow also belongs to all of us. If you’ve ever stayed up late replaying a conversation, missed someone you weren’t supposed to, or wished you’d said more (or less), this EP will find you where you are.
Sonically, this project is subtle and raw, channeling the spirit of folk and stripped-down acoustic storytelling. It doesn’t rely on big production—it doesn’t need to. Alla’s voice carries so much honesty, you’re instantly drawn in. The instrumentation is delicate, allowing the lyrics and emotion to take center stage.
Think somewhere between Laura Marling, Phoebe Bridgers, and early Norah Jones, but with Alla’s own unique fingerprint—rooted in reflection, vulnerability, and poetic restraint.
“Things You Think About” isn’t just an EP—it’s a mirror. One that quietly reflects the emotional undercurrents we all carry but rarely articulate. Alla Igityan isn’t here to impress with flash. She’s here to connect—and she does, deeply.
Whether you’re healing, remembering, or just existing in the quiet between heartbeats, this EP is for you. Put on your headphones, sit somewhere still, and let it wash over you.
Because sometimes, the most powerful music whispers instead of roars.
“Things You Think About” is available now on all major streaming platforms
