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I AM PSALMNIST – You Finna Lose It (2026)

There are bonds that we form with others that we often think are unbreakable, until they start to fray. This type of relationship forms the centre of I AM PSALMNIST’s single ‘You Finna Lose It ’, which tells the tale of warnings to a significant other that the relationship they think will never end just might. With a beautiful authenticity, the single draws on personal experiences that blossom into a poignant listening experience.

Composed, arranged and recorded by I AM PSALMNIST, the track highlights her ability to soothe your senses with her smooth R&B stylings. With heartfelt lyrics, she reaches out through her sound to connect with listeners on a foundational level while lifting you up with soulful vocals. While this single carries a warning within its dulcet tones, it also shines a light on an artist you don’t want to miss.

The smooth and soulful tones of the melody slide across your skin like water running down your arms. There is a depth to the melody that you sink into even though it is a rather minimalist soundscape. The sound has light layers of guitar and beats that are drops of water falling into a lake and causing ripples. The melody creates a sonic representation of the relationship that seems too large and deep to ever falter.

The vocals are velvety and powerful in their messaging. There is a slightly vintage feeling to their flow that takes you back to 2000s R&B and soul that speaks to something deep inside you. The lyrics are like a late-night confession, letting someone know that the end of the relationship is coming if something doesn’t change. It is heartfelt, as you can feel the pain in her voice as she doesn’t want the relationship to end either, but there is also a steel cord that draws a line in the sand.

Between the music and the vocals, you are instantly drawn into the song’s world. It is so captivating that you’ll be surprised when it comes to an end and wish that the track was much longer than it’s very short 1 minute 26 seconds. If this is your first introduction to the artist, you are going to be instantly diving into her back catalogue because her sound is undeniably addictive.



Find out more about I AM PSALMNIST on her Facebook, YouTube and Spotify.

This artist was discovered via Musosoup #sustainablecurator


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