A radiant new tune that’s sure to tug at your heart.
London-based, Amsterdam-raised artist AKA Block continues to carve out his unique space in the music world with his genre-blending sound and deeply personal songwriting. Known for standout tracks like “Left Handed Taurus,” “Scotch Bonnet,” “Flintstone,” “Diamond Girl,” and “Clueless,” AKA Block is a multi-talented musician who brings passion and artistry to everything he creates—and he shows no signs of slowing down.
His latest release, the reggae-tinged “Missing Us,” is a tender exploration of heartbreak and the bittersweet process of letting go. The track wraps listeners in mellow beats and soul-stirring instrumentals, creating a laid-back atmosphere that perfectly complements its emotional core.
With lyrics like “Wishing, waiting, for green grass that never grew / Ain’t that what lovers do?” and “Trying to get over you / But I hate it how you hate me now,” AKA Block captures the push and pull of lost love—those lingering feelings that remain even when the relationship has ended. His smooth, expressive vocals float effortlessly over a warm blend of reggae and R&B influences, delivering a performance that’s as raw as it is radiant.
“Missing Us” is the kind of song that doesn’t just play in the background—it seeps into your soul. Press play and let AKA Block’s heartfelt storytelling take you somewhere soft, sad, and beautifully human.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
