Various

Sofie’s “SOS Tape” feels like a late-night dispatch from a distant signal tower — a fragmented, soulful transmission blending lo-fi textures, avant-pop impulses, and understated emotional weight. The album is less a cohesive narrative and more a collage of sonic postcards: some cryptic, some intimate, all drenched in the dreamy haze of Sofie's eclectic taste. With a curator’s ear and a diarist’s heart, she stitches together experimental beats, woozy synths, and fleeting vocals that feel whispered rather than sung. “SOS Tape” doesn’t beg for your attention — it rewards quiet listening with a sense of strange, melancholy beauty.