Colorblind frontman Travis Mosely presents the band’s debut album, Yours To Hold, as an emotionally direct record about self-doubt, damaging relationships, manipulation and recovery. The track-by-track account matters because it frames the album as both a personal response to the pressures of signing to a label and a wider exploration of how people regain trust in themselves.

– ‘Needle Eye’: accepting that something once believed in was not what was needed.
– ‘Chemical Warfare’: imposter syndrome and the struggle to meet others’ expectations.
– ‘Incomplete’: leaving someone whose chaos has turned empathy and loyalty into a trap.
– A song about painful attraction: questioning whether suffering must be meaningful or resemble love.
– ‘Noise’: the aftermath of having one’s reality repeatedly questioned by a trusted person.
– A song about new love: trying to trust again while carrying previous emotional damage.
– ‘God Complex’: manipulation, control and losing one’s sense of what is true.
– ‘Heavy Heart’: watching a loved one pursue harmful habits while feeling powerless.
– ‘Paradox’: wanting change while remaining attached to patterns that prevent it.
– ‘Cynical’: inspired by someone who transformed a difficult upbringing into positivity.