1.London Eyes The first song finished and released by Your Crush laments on those kinda, almost-but-never-really relationships that many of us unfortunately know so well. Raw and personal, this track serves as closure from a former crush whom Kahn reconnected with at the London Eye years ago. Fitting of the first song on their EP, the introspective lyrics overlay bright, poppy beats as they look back on one of those instant, intense, and rare connections that seem to take forever to forget. This song is likely to stick in your mind for a while in the same way. 2.Crying So often when you’re young, you’re in such a hurry to grow up and get out into the world that you take the ease of childhood for granted. The lyrics in Crying explore heavy and anxious emotions reminiscent of Yan’s childhood, but it remains one of the softest tracks on the EP, evoking nostalgia-tinted regret and pulling at the heartstrings of anyone familiar with growing pains. 3.Didn’t Know Better Painful confessions meet regretful speculations in the second track that Your Crush released in 2021. Looking back on their past relationships, Yan and Kahn explore what it’s like to be hurt and fooled by someone you think you know. With raw and intimately personal lyrics, an unquestionably catchy chorus, and a beat that makes you want to get up and dance, this breakup anthem is a must-play with your friends. 4.Candlelight 1989 era Taylor Swift-esque narrative lyrics pair with simple and soft minimalistic beats to form a song that you should have blasting on your solo, late-night drives down the Pacific Coast Highway. It’s not upbeat by pop music standards but will have you screaming (and crying) along nonetheless. 5.Strawberry Sheets(Title) Experimenting with bedroom-pop elements, Strawberry Sheets relies on a subdued background of acoustic guitar that allows the honest, heart-wrenching lyrics and emotionally full and captivating vocal performance to shine. Then, a twist at the chorus gives birth to an undeniably luscious soundscape, filled with layers of angelic vocals. Whether you own strawberry sheets or not, this song is guaranteed to have you singing along between sobs and trips to blow your nose – just as Yan was when she wrote it.