Ula opens the door to a darker dreamworld with “Corridors”

Ula's first EP, "Boysulk," makes a strong artistic statement. The first song, "Corridors," sets the mood with an atmospheric pull that is both intimate and creepy. The song starts out with quiet sounds and dark textures that make it feel more like a dream turning into a nightmare than a normal introduction. It's a bold choice that quickly shows how Ula's creative instincts are shaping her new musical identity.

"Corridors" has a murky, cinematic soundscape that doesn't just play in the background, but it surrounds you, making you focus and tightening its grip. The slow-moving tension in the song makes you feel like you're walking through dark hallways where every step echoes too loudly. It's all very beautiful in a way that makes you uncomfortable deliberately, which makes it even more attractive. Ula doesn't seem to mind letting silence last or shadows grow, which makes the song even creepier.

This song is the first song on "Boysulk," and it captures the EP's overall spirit: it's full of creativity, subtle emotional cues, and a unique sense of atmosphere. Every moment feels carefully planned, showing that the artist likes to build mood and meaning instead of using obvious hooks. The EP builds on the promise Ula has shown in previous releases, but this time the vision feels clearer, deeper, and more defined.

Ula's "Corridors" is an invitation to a world shaped by instinct, art, and a willingness to explore the strange and cinematic. It's a powerful intro to an EP that shows Ula is an artist to watch and, more importantly, to listen to closely.