No stranger to self-reflection, Aubany confronts weighted memories with new single Waterworks, out now.
Written to her younger self, its combined chaos and catharsis is an unfiltered expression of emotional turbulence. “I wanted it to feel like being manic or unstable,” she explains. “It’s about living between your unhealed past and the present, and trying to separate the two. That process can feel overwhelming, like opening gateways to old wounds every time you look back.”
Musically, Waterworks reflects that intensity. Deeply inspired by the sonic experimentation of Hiatus Kaiyote, Aubany leans into rhythmic unpredictability and layered textures to evoke the volatility of regret, memory, and self-forgiveness. The result is a track that’s as unsettling as it is liberating.
Waterworks is the latest of Aubany’s releases; from debut Bloodline (2024), to Hallow (2025), and Sheer Mess (2025); each single exploring themes of identity, connection, and vulnerability. She creates space for stillness across her work, offering not just music, but refuge for listeners craving depth, authenticity, and connection.
With thanks to Reyco Records
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