The new album “Shame Is An Old Friend,” by the up-and-coming experimental pop star Rebekka Louise, is incredibly personal and experimental. It was released recently. From a master’s thesis, it has developed into an extensive study of mental health and how it affects reality on the inside as well as the outside. The album is guaranteed to captivate listeners with its candid exploration of the challenges faced by those grappling with mental health concerns and the journeys of their loved ones.

“Shame Is An Old Friend” bravely tackles depressive and guilty sentiments as well as the often challenging process of making one’s own decisions. It also emphasises the delicate tug-of-war between relationships and emotional turmoil. Rebekka’s unshakeable self-expression is captured in the words of each of the eight tunes, which are honest and unvarnished. Rebekka has created a distinctive sound that is both creative and emotionally impactful, drawing influence from a wide variety of musicians such as Madison Beer, Billie Eilish, The Neighbourhood, Aurora, and Maria Mena.

The album explores the complexities of electronica primarily, with live string passages that intertwine with the soundscape to produce a complex and engrossing listening experience. Rebekka’s outstanding vocal performance is one of “Shame Is An Old Friend”‘s most notable aspects. Her voice lends a genuine authenticity to each track as it expertly navigates and transmits the complex emotional terrain of the album with astounding depth and clarity. Rebekka’s remarkable skill is brought to light by her passionate delivery and impressive vocal range, which engross listeners in the personal and heartbreaking realm of her songs.

A high standard is set for what’s to come from this gifted artist with her hauntingly beautiful debut, “Shame Is An Old Friend.”