Lumen Loraine, a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter also known as Cayo Coco, takes a reflective turn with "Ghosts Talk," a track that transforms emotional unavailability, vulnerability, and healing into something deep. "Ghosts Talk" was written and produced by Loraine alongside Blake Harman, Zach Fogarty, and Daniel Chae.
It explores what happens when connection feels close enough to touch, capturing the experience of feeling close to someone who can't accept your love. Rather than seeing heartbreak as something caused by another person, Cayo Coco turns the experience into an opportunity for self-reflection.
The track also weaves in a spiritual element. Loraine links its concept of "ghosts" with spirit guides and angels, seeing the unseen as a source of guidance, healing, and love. It can also give direction, if we're willing to listen, from the invisible world all around us.
"Ghosts Talk" feels like a reminder that the connections that matter require openness. Cayo Coco plays with the push-and-pull between longing and refusal, and creates space for healing, self-discovery, and the potential of letting the right people into our lives.
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