New York singer-songwriter and musician ROREY has released her single and music video “Temporary Tragedy”. The song and video in true ROREY style is heartfelt, raw, honest and relatable. The artist has an uncanny ability to make listeners feel seen and heard and her newest music is no exception.

“Temporary Tragedy” is all about loosing yourself in a relationship and the pain that comes with a breakup. The artist shares, “The song is about the cost of self abandonment when you grip intimacy and what it means to choose yourself. While the video is rooted in my first queer relationship, its message is universal: sometimes love isn’t enough to bridge the gap between hope and reality, when the other person can’t meet you there.” ROREY’s lyrics are sad but candid, creating space for healing amidst a tragic end. Her music is layered and lush with acoustic backdrops highlighting her wonderfully warm and inviting vocals. Blending indie, pop, rock, folk and more, ROREY has created a memorable musical moment.

“Temporary Tragedy” follows her recently released sophomore EP Dysphoria, which is a fearless plunge into the contradictions of mental illness. ROREY creates special music that is rarely heard today, music that comes deep from the soul. Take a listen now and get lost in the sound.

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