cluster♪

So I just tried sonder by Cluster and… okay, it’s not what I expected at all. I thought it was gonna be just another sweet perfume, but this one is different. Like really different.

First spray? It’s intense. Like caramel, straight-up. Rich, warm, and kind of addicting, but not in a “candy store” way. More like… walking into a fancy place that smells expensive but still cozy somehow?

Then the vanilla kicks in and it gets even sweeter, but still deep and smooth. It’s the kind of scent that makes you wanna smell your hoodie later just to catch it again. It’s heavy, but not in a bad way, more like it wraps around you and stays there.

And the weirdest part? The rose. It’s not a soft, pretty rose, it’s like a dark rose. Sharp and kinda dramatic in the middle of all the sweetness. Honestly, it’s what makes the whole thing so cool. It’s this mix of sweet, creamy, and then suddenly floral and mysterious.

It’s not for everyone, like, you have to like sweet and bold scents to pull this of. but if you want something that stands out and doesn’t smell like every other vanilla perfume out there? This is it.

It’s honestly kind of addictive. I’ve never smelled anything like it. In the best way.

Sonder, Like I Do captures the profound realization that everyone around us has a life as vivid and complex as our own. The song explores how this awareness—this feeling of “sonder”—can shift perspectives, creating a deeper sense of connection or even isolation. With evocative lyrics and immersive soundscapes, Cluster weaves a narrative of introspection, urging listeners to see the world through a broader lens and question how they perceive themselves in relation to others.

November is a poignant anthem of transformation, shedding the weight of insecurity and self-hate to embrace an unknown but hopeful future. The song paints a raw and honest picture of personal growth—acknowledging the struggles of the past while taking steps forward, even when the path isn’t clear. Through melancholic yet uplifting melodies, Cluster conveys a sense of resilience, reminding listeners that even in uncertainty, there is strength in moving on