In a world where the sunset often serves as a clichéd backdrop for a presumed happy ending, JEWLS plunges into the depths of our society and the self-deceptions and illusions that people all too willingly succumb to on her debut album, "There Is No Sunset." The idyllic setting of a Caribbean beach at dusk, an expression of hope – all of it deceives. In reality, it's a cosmic illusion while the Earth turns away from the sun, unfazed. "There Is No Sunset" confronts us with the urgent reality of sustainability. It explores the selfishness and narcissism that thrive on an individual level, as well as the highly complex, often wounded emotions that drive us. In JEWLS' mystical and playful world, partly melancholic, partly dark soundscapes collide with guitars and breakbeats. The album meanders between experimental art-pop elements and atmospheric electro-pop, reminiscent of bands like Ätna and artists like FKA twigs. The artist plays with pop spheres and patterns, sometimes with shattered sounds seeking answers, other times losing them in dreamy guitar riffs. Her voice oscillates between fragility and darkness, as if wandering through green forests of an alien world. A touch of rave mixes into her melodies.