Actor and singer Algee Smith opens up like never before on his new EP Love Lost, out now via 7 Scope Records.

Across six tracks, Smith peels back the emotional layers of heartbreak, regret, and healing. The project begins with the haunting “Numb,” setting a raw and reflective tone that carries through the EP’s introspective journey.

Even a detour to Atlanta’s infamous “Magic City” can’t mask the hurt. The club-ready bounce of the track hides a deeper sadness, which Smith describes as “a beautiful distraction”—a man’s attempt to lose himself in momentary pleasure.

The standout moment comes with “The Way It Goes,” a stripped-down acoustic ballad that Smith calls his most vulnerable offering yet. “The acoustic vibe really allowed me to access a different level of emotional depth,” he tells.

“This EP is very personal for me. It represents growth, heartbreak, accountability, and vulnerability,” Smith shares. “The timing couldn’t be better. I’ve matured a lot as an artist, and this project displays that.”

Love Lost follows the release of singles “Honest,” “Sinners,” and “Magic City,” each revealing new facets of Smith’s evolving artistry.

Stream Love Lost below.