With When Flowers Bloom, the standout single from her debut EP End of Winter, Meher invites you to witness the thaw. The Punjabi RnB artist curates reflective states steeped in atmosphere and intentional vulnerability. Her ambient textures don’t drift aimlessly; they hang in the air with purpose, wrapping around vocals that shimmer with soul and subtlety.
The first thing that grips you about When Flowers Bloom is the soulful, sensuous seraphic timbre, but as the track progresses and picks up steam, it’s the narrative spun throughout the fervently performed yet quiescently projected vocals. It’s a paradoxical sonic spell that no one will be impervious to as you’re invited down the rabbit hole of Meher’s world of reverb and resonance. As the lyrics illustrate a protagonist who dares to fulfil desire and take bold risks in life, the instrumentals prove that she lives just as fearlessly through sound.
Written during a period of transition and healing, End of Winter is a sonic sanctuary stitched together by ambient warmth and lyrical intimacy. Meher doesn’t overstate; she lets restraint speak volumes. Through softness, she tells stories of distance, identity, and the quiet courage of becoming. Her sound creates a climate for connection, one that’s already drawing in thousands of listeners without industry scaffolding.
When Flowers Bloom is now available to stream on all major platforms, including Spotify.
Review by Amelia Vandergast.
