All The Ways We Loved, the striking debut album by XTINE, officially arrived on April 10, 2026. As a 14-track alt-pop record, it marks the arrival of an artist who possesses a rare, seasoned command of her craft. It is a project that prioritizes emotional precision over volume, offering a direct look at the complexities of the human experience.

Tracks such as “Nobody Stays” and “Call You Home” navigate difficult terrain—including BPD, self-sabotage, and the remnants of abandonment—with a refreshing, understated clarity. Produced alongside Megan Wilde, the production avoids common traps of minimalism, opting instead for a textured, cinematic landscape that serves the songwriting rather than overshadowing it.

“The line I’m most proud of on the album comes from ‘Call You Home’: ‘The way you love me, it’s louder than pain.’ Out of every lyric I wrote, that one feels the closest to my heart. It’s simple, but it carries everything I was trying to say throughout the record… To me, that line is about healing, safety, and finding a love powerful enough to drown out the noise of all the things that once hurt you.”

The album’s conclusion is equally deliberate. The final track, “Falleg Kona,” is sung entirely in Icelandic, reflecting XTINE’s deep admiration for the culture and the language. According to the artist, this choice was inspired by her earlier creative work, including her 2023 project, which sparked a desire to explore the boundaries of musical expression. She views the track as a statement that emotion often precedes meaning, allowing listeners to connect with the music even through the veil of mystery.

Ultimately, All The Ways We Loved succeeds by naming the unbearable with such precision that it ceases to feel singular. For a debut album, it is a profound achievement in empathy and artistry.