Babehoven’s Maya Bon has always said that songwriting helps her “process the struggles of daily existence, of familial trauma, of the processes of letting go.” That description feels especially apt for Yellow has a pretty good reputation, which finds Bon utterly lost in her life as one day bleeds into the next while trying to ground herself.

On first listen, Bon’s vocals are enough to convince you to buy whatever she’s selling, so it’s a bonus that the material on Sleep is on par with the voice that drew you in. Over the course of its five songs, the album showcases Bon’s impressive range, both in songwriting and performance.