Kully Bath – “Echoes”: A Beautiful Indie-Pop EP About Memories and Healing

Sometimes I wonder if someone’s monitoring every action of us or it’s just that some memories have bad timing. At a point you’re just enjoying your day, having a good day actually. Then you try making a cup of tea or even remembering why you entered the room, then out of no where an old moment comes rushing back. It’s funny how the mind works, and makes me wonder if someone somewhere just controls these things. Now those lingering feelings is what Kully Bath explores on her Five track EP “Echoes”. Sometimes we try to pack all of our emotions into a suitcase, thinking they will go, but maybe we have to talk about them, write about them and that’s only when we can understand it deeply before they fade.

The EP, “Echoes”, which got released on all major streaming platforms on November 6, 2026, following up on past work like Rising Tides and Chapters of Destiny, this one digs deep into the things that haunt us long after people leave, could be love, grief, old regrets, family roots, and the slow, messy climb toward healing. It’s crazy how these things often comes back, sometimes you meet people who just changes a lot of how you see things and then you wake up one day and they no more. The scar they leave, the pain and how you don’t even know how to move on. I love how the EP brings together atmospheric indie-pop, adult contemporary and touches of rap-influenced storytelling. The production, handled with Jonny Amos of The SongLab Studios, gives the songs room to carry their emotions. And Kully with her expressive emotional vocals delivery every word with enough bite to put you in your feels. Come, sit with me whilst we walk through the tracks.

There’s this thing that people do that sometimes set them up for a crazy ride, instead of facing the pain, confronting the pain and finding the strength to walk through it, we tend to run away from it, thinking it’s gonna go away and that’s what this track “Euphoria” emphasize on. It doesn’t offer cheap comfort, yes we wall want happiness and probably blessed to have it, but when something hurt us, we gotta be resilient and stand firm and face it instead of pushing it away. It’s like the music industry, you keep making music, yet you ain’t getting the big bang you want, but you believe you will. So because the big bang hasn’t arrived yet, do you have to give up on your dreams? No, and I love how the production relies on spacious indie-pop textures, featuring shimmering synth pads and a steady, rhythmic pulse that keeps everything moving forward while Kully’s vocals deliver a raw, unvarnished performance.

Then comes “Tidal Waves“, taking things a bit slow with this brooding atmosphere where you meet someone who out of nowhere and they change how you see things. You’ve been carrying a lot in your heart, hiding all the pain, even though deep down you know you can’t escape all the shadows and shield all of your scars, but meeting someone that mirrors the exact things in your heart, the exact feelings just makes everything unsettling. It makes you ask, how do I even find my way with tidal waves? Do I run? Do I stay? There’s something familiar about that experience, sometimes another person understands parts of us that we haven’t quite worked out ourselves. I love how stripped-down and intimate the song feels, the arrangement relies on subtle instrumentation, letting sincerity and quiet vocal control carry the emotional weight of the room.

At a point in our lives, we all will learn that “It’s Time to Confess“. Sometimes you sit and wonder if you can keep hiding certain things forever, but there’s a point in everyone’s life where they break. Then it hits you, that the things you thought will be memories, they are coming out and you just can’t believe they weren’t supposed to be the memory in you. Now you regret holding onto them, because now you can’t no more and it’s time you let them out. This happens a lot in relationships, you keep getting hurt, then you keep thinking they gonna change. You keep quiet, endure and one day it dawns on you that they never gonna let you have peace, and everything comes out, all the regrets, all the pains, now you have the courage to speak it out. You can’t do it anymore and you’ve waited long enough. I like the slow arrangements, then how the instrumentation adds warm, pulsing chords that match the courage it takes to finally speak your mind when keeping quiet feels safer.

Okay I’ve got to admit that this track “Tu Goonjdha Rehnda Ae (You Keep Echoing)” is probably my favorite on the EP. The whole track is an experience, it’s expensive has that cultural nod to it, you can feel the emotions rushing through your bones and every piece of it sticking with you! This bilingual Punjabi-English fusion track marks a bold step forward. You know you can meet someone that the time spent with them feels like a lifetime, even when they are no more, the thought of them echoes and stays with you forever. They will always be on your mind and nothing will change that. I like the way the track builds slowly then transitions into this beautiful pop Indian music that will have you reminiscing on a lot of memories.

It’s sad that the journey is coming to an end, and the title “Echoes” wraps up the journey just before the curtain falls. I like this track, the beats has this bits of hip-hop in there, and a little bit of rap delivery, but I like how everything feels balanced. You get these soaring pop melodies with reflective lyricism about memories that refuse to fade away. There’s always a millions of stories and memories buried in us, some we can’t even express and some that will keep echoing to put smiles on our faces, even though it hurts but we can look back on the good ones and still live, because there’s still more to live for. The dreams to chase, and knowing that there’s more to life than just wallowing in your grief. You can’t let grief destroy you if you learn how to transform it.

Well well well, what can we say? Such a beautiful EP to listen to. But before we go, it’s worth noting that this whole EP exist and traces back to a deeply personal place. Kully spent years taking care of her mom, who lived with complex illnesses, until her passing in 2022. And instead of letting sorrow swallow her wholly, she channeled those years of caregiving, heartbreak, and recovery into music. And it’s what we are enjoying today, and I must say she knows how to master her craft, this is a masterpiece, the emotions, the positive energy and to all those struggling with something, this is for you! Don’t let what you’ve been through define who you are, channel that negative energy into something positive and keep going. This is brave, beautifully produced, and speaks directly to anyone who has ever had to rebuild their life from broken pieces. So go ahead and stream “Echoes” and know that sometimes an echo is simply a reminder of where you’ve been, not where you have to stay.

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