Matt Hansen - Orchid (Deluxe) (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Matt Hansen
- Title: Orchid (Deluxe)
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Matt Hansen Music
- Genre: Pop, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 01:03:18
- Total Size: 147 / 437 / 760 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. love is like a garden
02. something to remember
03. SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN
04. SOMEONE TO YOU
05. GRAVITY
06. VERSIONS OF FOREVER
07. SAME TIME
08. LET EM GO
09. FOUND
10. BEFORE WE KNOW IT
11. yellowstone (holding you)
12. COMPASS
13. VISION
14. DON'T LOOK BACK
15. whirlwind
16. FIRST TIME
17. Orchid
18. THINKING BOUT ME
19. UNSPOKEN
20. canary
21. unforgettable
For better or worse, Matt Hansen is a hopeless romantic. So when a bad breakup in his early twenties knocked him on his back, the LA-based singer-songwriter didn’t just go to therapy—he put pen to paper, and music to lyrics. The result is Orchid, a debut album that doubles as a diary chronicling his years-long journey from hurt to happy and healing.
Across scream-along hooks, cinematic washes, and expansive guitar melodies, Hansen’s heart-on-sleeve songwriting and unvarnished voice make each song feel like reliving memories once buried; they carry messages we (and even he) need to hear out loud.
For Hansen, orchids symbolize the fragile nature of relationships: They can thrive for decades with the right love and care, but neglect and stress will kill them. He echoes that sentiment in the wistful album opener “love is like a garden,” reflecting, “You plant the seeds in hopes that something starts and lasts forever/And grow together.”
From there, the run from “something to remember” to “SAME TIME” plays tug-of-war between holding on and letting go, reminiscing on late-night talks in the car one moment and the next wishing for a fight to end it all, before ultimately choosing himself.
The cathartic “LET EM GO” feels like a long exhale, its anthemic refrain leading to exploring new love—the person who makes you feel safe (“FOUND”) and who you want at your side when the world ends (“yellowstone [holding you]”).
But Hansen saves his saddest song for last with the twinkling title track “Orchid” as he likens the last moments of a relationship to “a distant star shining before it explodes”—a devastating yet beautiful sight, not unlike a wilting orchid.
01. love is like a garden
02. something to remember
03. SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN
04. SOMEONE TO YOU
05. GRAVITY
06. VERSIONS OF FOREVER
07. SAME TIME
08. LET EM GO
09. FOUND
10. BEFORE WE KNOW IT
11. yellowstone (holding you)
12. COMPASS
13. VISION
14. DON'T LOOK BACK
15. whirlwind
16. FIRST TIME
17. Orchid
18. THINKING BOUT ME
19. UNSPOKEN
20. canary
21. unforgettable
For better or worse, Matt Hansen is a hopeless romantic. So when a bad breakup in his early twenties knocked him on his back, the LA-based singer-songwriter didn’t just go to therapy—he put pen to paper, and music to lyrics. The result is Orchid, a debut album that doubles as a diary chronicling his years-long journey from hurt to happy and healing.
Across scream-along hooks, cinematic washes, and expansive guitar melodies, Hansen’s heart-on-sleeve songwriting and unvarnished voice make each song feel like reliving memories once buried; they carry messages we (and even he) need to hear out loud.
For Hansen, orchids symbolize the fragile nature of relationships: They can thrive for decades with the right love and care, but neglect and stress will kill them. He echoes that sentiment in the wistful album opener “love is like a garden,” reflecting, “You plant the seeds in hopes that something starts and lasts forever/And grow together.”
From there, the run from “something to remember” to “SAME TIME” plays tug-of-war between holding on and letting go, reminiscing on late-night talks in the car one moment and the next wishing for a fight to end it all, before ultimately choosing himself.
The cathartic “LET EM GO” feels like a long exhale, its anthemic refrain leading to exploring new love—the person who makes you feel safe (“FOUND”) and who you want at your side when the world ends (“yellowstone [holding you]”).
But Hansen saves his saddest song for last with the twinkling title track “Orchid” as he likens the last moments of a relationship to “a distant star shining before it explodes”—a devastating yet beautiful sight, not unlike a wilting orchid.
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