A Sonic Escape Through Lovina Falls’ ‘Would That It Were’ EP

Lovina Falls’ EP, ‘Would That It Were’, is an expansive sonic journey defined by layered sounds, emotional depth, and genre-bending artistry. Moving seamlessly between art-rock’s sharp edges and dark dream-pop textures, the project creates an alluring, cinematic soundscape. Fronted by the multifaceted Valerie Forgione, the EP draws from her rich past with Mistle Thrush while continuing her growth as a solo artist. Building upon the themes of her debut EP, ‘Would That It Were’ presents a more refined and collaborative vision, enriched by contributions from fellow musicians Todd Demma and Chuck Ferreira.

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The EP opens with “Light and Low”, a track powered by electronic beats, harpsichord melodies, and lush arrangements. It carries a sense of release and renewal, reflecting the idea of letting go of the past to embrace new possibilities. “About the Sun” follows with a reflective and expansive atmosphere, blending layered vocals with vibrant instrumentation to create a dreamy, immersive experience. Forgione’s surreal lyricism and evocative imagery enhance the track’s ethereal mood, making it one of the standout moments of the record.

The intensity rises with “Tragedy”, where booming percussion and raw, almost post-apocalyptic energy dominate the soundscape. This darker turn contrasts sharply with the optimism of “Ellery Way”, a piece that invites listeners into a blissful, shared reality filled with wonder. The EP closes with this track, “In the Corner, A Fire”, a rhythmic and energetic rush that explores themes of temptation and inner conflict. Together, the songs on ‘Would That It Were’ traverse a wide emotional landscape, from darkness and struggle to connection and beauty, leaving a lasting impression of both power and vulnerability.

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