Return To The Roots EP + Socks Bundle

Tash Sultana’s Return To The Roots EP is a raw, unfiltered dive back into the heart of their artistry. Stripping away the pressure of commercial success, this six-track collection rekindles the spirit of spontaneous creation—the very essence that first ignited their career. A decade into their evolution, Tash weaves nostalgia with newfound wisdom, embracing both the chaos and clarity that come with experience. 

From the opening track, ‘Milk & Honey’, there’s an undeniable sense of homecoming. The hypnotic looping—a signature of Tash’s earliest work—returns in full force, capturing the magic of an unstructured jam session.  

‘Kiss The Sky’ builds on this energy, born from a viral live performance moment that refused to be ignored. What started as a fleeting live improvisation grew into an electrifying anthem, pulsing with cryptic yet deeply personal storytelling. 

The EP reaches deep emotional depths with ‘Hazard To Myself’, a fearless and unfiltered reflection on the complex dance between mental health, medication, and the emotional extremes of an artist’s mind. Tash lays everything bare, embracing the struggle between seeking stability and cherishing the electrifying highs that fuel creativity.  

‘Hold On’ transforms this inner battle into a powerful anthem of resilience—an electrifying outcry against the unseen weight of Tash's wife's recent cancer diagnosis. Through raw emotion and unwavering strength, it channels exhaustion into defiance, anger into power, and struggle into an unbreakable will to keep pushing forward. 

With ‘Unleash The Rage’, Tash delivers a primal rejection of conformity, challenging societal expectations and celebrating the courage to exist authentically outside the realms of the mainstream.  

More than just a collection of songs, Return To The Roots is a testament to artistic freedom, self-discovery, and the timeless power of honest storytelling. It’s Tash, uninterrupted—no gimmicks, no expectations—just pure, unfiltered music. 

After dropping the Sugar EP in 2023—a record that marked a shift in creativity and expression—this new project is a return to the roots. It’s a deep dive into nostalgia, memory, and the essence of what made music feel magical in the first place. 

At the same time, there’s a paradox at play. This EP isn’t just about looking back—it’s about feeling both older and younger at once. The songs are time capsules, shaped by photographs, moments, and a sense of childhood wonder that never really fades. There’s a beauty in how we carry the emotions of our younger selves, how they evolve but never truly leave. 

The songwriting process was incredibly fluid—more natural than it’s been in a long time. Instead of chasing a hit or crafting something to fit a mold, these songs simply happened. And that’s what makes them so powerful. 

With this EP, the sonic palette feels reminiscent of earlier work—but with a deeper maturity and a sense of freedom that can only come from experience. There’s an organic, live energy throughout, bringing in fresh voices and new perspectives while staying true to the soul of the music. 

Lyrically, themes of time, self-discovery, and existential searching weave through every track. There’s an acceptance of life’s highs and lows, the chaos of emotions, and the realization that some feelings never fully disappear—they just evolve. 

There’s always pressure in the music world—pressure to write a hit, to stay relevant, to fit a commercial mold. But this EP refuses to play by those rules. It’s not about mainstream success. It’s not about radio play. It’s about making music that feels right. 

At its core, this project is for the ones who think, feel, and experience the world in a way that can’t always be explained. It’s for those who embrace their uniqueness, their flaws, and their truths. 

This is the best record yet. Not because it’s perfect, but because it’s real. No overthinking. No chasing. Just music, in its purest form. 

Return To The Roots is a fearless declaration of resilience, reinvention, and the boundless power of self-expression.