Light Once Lost Shares Introspective EP ‘What Doesn’t Steal You’

Light Once Lost has shared his latest EP, ‘What Doesn’t Steal You.’

A key turning point in the Los Angeles singer-songwriter’s story, it’s a project that lays its cards on the table. In its entirety, the collection is framed by its emotionally-rich lyricism, reflecting the inner psyche of Alex Riley. The result is a gritty, nostalgic work that feels truly universal, appealing to a cross-generational audience.

‘What Doesn’t Steal You’ affirms the musician’s strengths in collaboration, who teamed up with the likes of Christopher Dwyer, Clayton Stevens and Jeremy Bolm throughout the creation process. In turn, the project draws on a broad pool of influences; think Bloc Party, The National and Interpol, to name a few.

A cutting moment of introspection, Light Once Lost provides Alec Riley with a fresh canvas, presenting his artistic vision at its most sharpened and defined.

Tune in now.

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