The Invader EP kicks off with the bass-driven banger “In Denial,” which meshes post-punk detachment with retro synth-pop warmth. An anthem for anyone prone to chasing an impossible dream, “In Denial” captures coming-of-age audacity. As Philine says, “It doesn’t hide the pain that comes with hopeful, youthful persistence being overshadowed by the realization that some things just aren’t meant to be. It’s also a reminder that being mad is a necessary step in learning how to stand up for yourself.” Philine elaborates, "One of the overall themes of the EP is a feeling of not belonging, of overstepping lines and disrupting or “invading“ spaces. That is something I’ve noticed I am very afraid of doing, in many different areas of my life". She adds, "Going to therapy probably really helped shine a light on that issue and made me realize it’s been a big thing for me for quite some time now. So even if some of the songs came about way before that realization I feel like seeing that connection between these 5 songs, that still deal with very different topics, is what made me choose them to be released all together as part of my new project titled 'Invader'."