Christopher Dallman returned last week with a new EP, and the songwriting is on point with “No One Is Anyone’s.” The five-track release is full of minimalist electronic production and honest emotion, as Dallman croons over relationships. Specifically, Dallman is singing about the fallout of a relationship on most tracks, and that jilted point of view transfers into well-written cuts like the opener “F.O.O.L.” or “Fall Out Of Love” and “I Was Wrong.” The sting of a recent breakup can hurt for sometime, but on “No One Is Anyone’s,” Dallman is able to channel that energy and put out a strong EP from that hurt. Check it out here:

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