We are absolutely elated to finally get to check out the new amazing EP “From The Window Seat “ from Love You Later – the project of Nashville-based singer and songwriter Lexi Aviles . We need to be completely honest, we have had our copy of “From The Window Seat “ on constant repeat (Spoiler Alert: From The Window Seat will be the best 21 minutes and 27 seconds you will spend all day)

You can listen to “From The Window Seat” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here

From the first note of “Girl With Headphones “ you can’t help but feel this amazing energy that doesn’t let up for one second. Lexi Aviles crafts songs that move both your heart and your feet . “Girl With Headphones” is a smartly written track that hooks you in with intoxicating melodies and beats .

Love You Later elaborates on the EP: “The past couple years of my life, I feel like I’ve been viewing my life from a bird’s eye view. I’ve been diving into my thoughts and my soul and self-reflecting more than ever. It’s a scary thing to do but I’ve learned more about myself. The title of the EP comes from a lyric in the chorus of ‘Girl With Headphones’ – ‘From the window seat, I feel so out of control, so I’ll be the girl with the headphones on.’ And lately, whenever I’m sitting at the window seat of a car, train, or a plane, I take a step back and think about where I’ve been and how far I’ve come. Each of these songs on the EP represent a thought or feeling I have from the window seat.”

The second track “Mars” is an otherworldly song that features absolutely flawless vocals . We loved the slower tempo on “Mars” as it really showcased the vocals.

One of our absolute favorites on “From The Window Seat” was “Not Done “ If “Not Done” was a painting, it would be on display at one of the world’s best museums…. Absolutely brilliant

Attracted by the the well placed melodies and beats “Are You Gonna Care When I Die “ has this “heart on sleeve “ quality that draws you into the song .

Commenting about “Are You Gonna Care When I Die” , Love You Later shares I wrote ‘Are You Gonna Care When I Die’ in the midst of a time where I was drowning in rejection from the music industry, and in the real world,” she reveals. “No-one seemed to care or listen or take me seriously. I realized that the attention from these people was not worth my time or energy, and ultimately did not define me. The song is a constant reminder to myself to regain my voice and power to tell my own story. The ones that are meant to notice, will notice. Ultimately, it’s a song for anyone who feels insignificant and undermined.”

“From The Window Seat” from Love You Later is a memorable musical experience you won’t soon forget.