We’re total suckers for dreamy pop, so when a new name like Afterlife lands on our radar, we pay attention. Splitting her time between Copenhagen and Paris, Afterlife crafts music that feels suspended between reality and dreamlike introspection. Following her debut EP Prayers, she continues to explore a soft, emotional territory where nostalgia and surrealism gently collide, building songs that are less about answers and more about atmosphere.
Her latest single “Lovers Maze” is carried by shimmering synths and a steady pulse. Her vocals drift in and out, echoing the eerie sensation of spotting a lost love in passing faces and reflections. It’s a theme that runs deep, as she describes how we end up “constructing the invisible walls that confine us, trapping us in the maze of our own mind.” Created alongside art director Siggy Sonne and a close-knit creative team, the video, shot in Fontainebleau, takes inspiration from Snow White’s escape, turning the forest into a psychological mirror where memories and imagination blur together. Watch below.
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