GENRE; Indie Folk/ Dark Pop/ Experimental(General)/ Cinematic 

RELEASE DATE; 20 December, 2025

RATING; 3/5

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Some songs don’t try to impress you straight away—they sit with you, quietly, until you realise you’re feeling something real. “Lost My Way Home” is one of those songs. The collaboration between Bedford-based producer Night Wolf and Norfolk singer Lois Powell came from a simple open mic introduction, but what followed feels anything but casual. There’s a genuine sense of connection here, as if the track had been waiting for the right voices to bring it into the world.

Night Wolf’s production sets the tone early. Known for his cinematic, trip-hop and alternative leanings, he builds a dark, spacious atmosphere that never feels overcrowded. The beat moves slowly, giving the emotions room to breathe. You can tell this song came from a personal place—it isn’t chasing trends or radio approval. Instead, it leans into mood, tension, and storytelling, something Night Wolf has clearly honed through years of work in film, TV, and sync placements.

Lois Powell’s vocals are what truly anchor the track. Her delivery is delicate but heavy with feeling, carrying a quiet sadness that feels honest rather than performative. There’s a fragility in her voice that suits the song’s theme of acceptance, of reaching a point where you stop running from where you are and start facing it. Rather than overpowering the track, she melts into it, making the song feel intimate and lived-in.

“Lost My Way Home” is more than just a single. It marks the first release on Night Wolf’s new label, EscaVolt Records, and the beginning of a creative partnership that already feels important. Raw, reflective, and unpolished in the best way, this song doesn’t offer easy answers but it doesn’t need to. It simply tells the truth, and sometimes, that’s more than enough.

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