Review: "In All Of My Tomorrows" - ORKID
- Cheyenne Johnson
- May 1
- 2 min read
Returning with her latest single, ORKID is back with "In All Of My Tomorrows," the titular track of her second EP that she released April 24th. ORKID explores grief in this title track, expressing how it is not something to overcome and is instead something that exists alongside new beginnings and shapes who we are going forward. Sharing the inspiration behind the song and new EP, ORKID states, "My first EP was rooted in grief — a body of work that helped me begin to process something very personal. But grief doesn’t disappear; it changes shape. In All Of My Tomorrows is about carrying that feeling forward while finding space for hope again."
Cementing herself as a unique, magnetizing force in the indie-pop scene, ORKID's "In All Of My Tomorrows" creates an unexpected soundscape to embody grief, crafting a sound that embraces the idea of life after loss. The track starts in an ethereal limbo as ORKID's hypnotizing vocals are supported by immersive, atmospheric synths, rapidly building intensity as energetic beats enter the sonic picture and push the song's momentum towards an infectious dance-pop sound. An epic single for lovers of all things synth-pop, "In All Of My Tomorrows" is perfect for fans of icons like The Weeknd, Ellie Goulding, and Kylie Minogue.
Emerging as a rapidly rising pop star, Swedish artist ORKID has been catapulting into the limelight as her audience and accolades grow. Over the past year alone, ORKID has received a P3 Guld Award, a Swedish Grammy nomination for Best New Artist, widespread national radio support, a co-management signing with SALXCO, and a publishing deal with CTGA Music. She's earned widespread recognition for her striking sound and captivating vocals which she blends with deeply personal narratives in her songwriting. Her debut last year, Where Flowers Grow, was the catalyst for establishing ORKID's position as a new artist to watch, proving her ability to channel emotive authenticity into her sonic world as she navigated the aftermath of losing her mother.
Written By Cheyenne Johnson
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