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Ripsime begins a new era with the re-release of "Dare," "I'll Understand" and "Colors of Your Eyes"

  • December 11, 2025
  • Natalie Patrick
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Ripsime is starting a new, exciting chapter by re-releasing three of her early songs, "Dare," "I'll Understand," and "Colors of Your Eyes" under her own label, RIP Records. These new releases not only pay tribute to her artistic roots but also showcase how her sound has evolved, combining folk, rock, and electronic elements in a way that is more powerful than ever.

The chapter starts with "I'll Understand," a calming acoustic piece with a subtle folk influence that shows how clear Ripsime's feelings have been from the start. The song's atmosphere draws you in with gentle, elegant intent, and it looks like a door to her past world, where weakness and simplicity live together in peace.

"Dare," which was written with The Psalms in Los Angeles, changes the mood completely. The song is mostly a rock-electronic anthem that captures the ideas of momentum, confidence, and strength. In the end, "Colors of Your Eyes" is a beautiful mix of soft rock and folk styles that gives off a warm, intimate glow. Its small rises and falls reflect the range of emotions she conveys throughout her work.

These songs together make up a three-part mirror that shows different stages of her artistic growth. The re-releases not only help people reconnect with her early work but also show that her artistic identity has remained the same over time, marked by honesty, experimentation, and deep emotion.

To enhance the experience, Ripsime is releasing a limited-edition art print she made herself, along with the music. This combines her visual art with her musical expression, and it's a symbolic way to start a new phase, in which she establishes her own creative space, allowing her sound to evolve while still keeping its essence. With songs like "Dare," "I'll Understand," and "Colors of Your Eyes," Ripsime invites both long-time fans and new ones to join her on a new journey of rebirth, self-reflection, and artistic freedom.

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