Flight 2025

Geometrical Sardine takes listeners on a daring sonic expedition with Last Flight Before Extinction, released on Produccions BLAU S.L. Fusing electronic precision with organic intensity, the album unfolds as a vivid exploration of rhythm, texture, and emotion—where pulsing beats collide with haunting melodies and atmospheric layers. Each track feels like a dispatch from a world on the brink, balancing urgency with fragile beauty. Boldly experimental yet deeply human, Last Flight Before Extinction captures the sound of survival, transformation, and the enduring will to create amid chaos.

Flight risk. For most, it’s a term rooted in fear. Fear of getting hurt, fear of commitment, fear of rejection. For Karley Scott Collins, it’s independence. Transformation. Growth. A debut album five years in the making, Flight Risk introduces Collins’ powerful voice in epic manner: heartbreak, acceptance, desire, and jealousy—all threaded together by a self-aware kind of maturity. Across Flight Risk’s 16 tracks, Collins takes the reins and leads the charge. “I’ve experienced so much over the past few years, in relationships and just in growing up and coming into my own as an artist,” Collins shares. “There was a time where I was running just to feel safe, but now, if I’m running, it’s only from things that I know aren’t meant for me. If I run from something now, I’m doing it because I know who I am and what I want, and I know where the exits are when I need to leave a place - or a person - that isn’t right for me.”

Flight risk. For most, it’s a term rooted in fear. Fear of getting hurt, fear of commitment, fear of rejection. For Karley Scott Collins, it’s independence. Transformation. Growth. A debut album five years in the making, Flight Risk introduces Collins’ powerful voice in epic manner: heartbreak, acceptance, desire, and jealousy—all threaded together by a self-aware kind of maturity. Across Flight Risk’s 16 tracks, Collins takes the reins and leads the charge. “I’ve experienced so much over the past few years, in relationships and just in growing up and coming into my own as an artist,” Collins shares. “There was a time where I was running just to feel safe, but now, if I’m running, it’s only from things that I know aren’t meant for me. If I run from something now, I’m doing it because I know who I am and what I want, and I know where the exits are when I need to leave a place - or a person - that isn’t right for me.”