Ryan and Anji’s brand new single for June is available now on streaming platforms and digital music stores, as well as via YouTube Music.

From Bandcamp:

If “Dissociate” was a retreat into the void, “Broken” is the journey back. Blending organic trip-hop rhythms with dream-pop textures, the song pairs Ryan Lum’s shimmering guitars with Anji Lum’s soulful-yet-ethereal vocal harmonies. Moving from shadow into light, “Broken” is a meditation on emotional self-protection and the habits we form to shield ourselves. It’s a soundtrack for those hazy hours when intrusive thoughts slow their spiral, and you realize you might be okay after all.

The Sireneil podcast wrote, in part:

Love Spirals Downwards described the previous single, “Dissociate,” as a song to be heard at two in the morning. From that image, a concept was born—in our own words—of a secret room far from the noise of the world.

“Broken,” the newly released track, seems to bring us right back there a few hours later, when the night is not yet over and a thin mist continues to shroud thoughts and memories.

Ryan Lum’s luminous guitars intertwine with soft, pulsing trip-hop rhythms, while Anji Lum’s captivating voice traverses fragility with an almost disarming delicacy.

Like the mist that softens the contours of the landscape without erasing it, “Broken” does not completely dissolve the unrest. It simply offers a place to rest.

Stream “Dissociate” from the Bandcamp player below, where you can also purchase a download, or add it to your streaming playlists on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, TIDAL or YouTube Music.

The duo’s YouTube video provides a visual journey through the hazy corridors of the mind. The imagery, captured in a singular photoshoot, serves as a quiet anchor for the lyrics—a dream-like progression of light and shadow on rippling water that mirrors the song’s internal architecture. Watch it on the YouTube player below.

The duo’s second single of 2026, “Secrets,” finds Ryan and Anji Lum turning inward, embracing a hushed late‑night chillout atmosphere shaped as much by restraint as by confession. Written and produced by the husband‑and‑wife duo, the track leans away from guitar‑led dynamics in favor of moody synthesizers, understated keyboard lines, and contemporary electronic beats, subtly shifting the emotional contour of the songwriting. Anji’s lyrics confront the quiet damage caused by withholding truth, moving from regret toward self‑recognition, while the recurring question — “Are you keeping secrets again?” — circles like an echo of doubt that refuses to fade.

“Secrets” is available now on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and other streaming platforms under the original band name, Love Spirals Downwards, as well as on Bandcamp under both iterations. Listen on the player below.

The dreamy visualizer video continues sharing secrets with the world, using the album‑cover image and additional shots taken by bandleader Ryan Lum in that same session. Vocalist and co‑writer Anji Lum edited the clip, weaving in more footage she shot herself and integrating her lyrics. Check it out now on YouTube.

The duo opens 2026 with “Gray,” a hushed late‑night single that finds Ryan and Anji Lum leaning deeper into restraint, atmosphere, and emotional stillness. Grounded in the project’s familiar minor‑key gravity, the song blends evocative samples and muted, trap‑influenced rhythms with Ryan Lum’s signature layering of electric and acoustic guitars, soft electronics, and emotive string machine textures—modern in its pulse, yet unmistakably Love Spirals in tone.

The arrangement centers on mood and space, with the chorus built around a delayed, disembodied sample of the word “gray” and a quiet, high‑register response that drifts like a half‑remembered thought. Only in the bridge do harmonies bloom, briefly lifting the song with nostalgic warmth before receding again, while Ryan’s guitar work culminates in a classic Lovespirals solo—restrained, melodic, and quietly expressive.

Download “Gray” in your choice of digital audio format on Bandcamp or stream via Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, or your fave digital music platform.

Created by Anji using archival personal footage, the accompanying music video mirrors the song’s emotional terrain through largely monochromatic imagery, punctuated by fleeting bursts of color during moments of remembered warmth. Together, the single and video form a unified, introspective statement.

Download “Gray” in your choice of digital audio format on Bandcamp or stream via Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, or your fave digital music platform.