Radiant with cool and stylish energy but with love and longing at its heart, Lumenette's debut album all around my head crosses between the realms of memory and dreams, morphing the past into alternate realities where new perspectives and divergent storylines emerge.

From Nashville-based composer and singer Christine Byrd, whose breathy vocals linger over a mix of pop-forward instrumentation, driving beats, and ethereal washy ambiance, All Around My Head is an immersive journey through life's trials and surreal blisses that will echo long after its final notes fade to silence.

Harnessing the cinematic beauty of bands like This Mortal Coil and the blurred heartache of shoegaze greats like Slowdive, Byrd constructs songs coursing with mystery.

From the first stirrings of album opener "Alaska," which shimmers to life from stillness, Byrd sets the stage for a record that exhibits both an uncommonly sharp perception of others and unflinchingly honest introspection.

In scars left from mistakes, wounds and trauma, Byrd finds beauty and evidence of lives lived, seeing supposed flaws as marks of humanity worthy of understanding and celebration.

Acceptance is liberating, opening up avenues to realize vivid waking dreams of what could be on songs such as "2000 Feet" and "Mayflies," and giving way to the thrill of shared secrets and adventure on "There To Here" and "Once More." With a remarkable sense for crafting hooks that grip the ears and the heart, Lumenette offers emotionally complex and catchy songs that capture the human experience as the mysterious, difficult, and awe-inspiring thing that it is.