Jared Leto gives insight of new album: ‘About isolation and dark days’

Jared Leto sat alone in his dimly lit studio, surrounded by a labyrinth of instruments, cables, and dimly glowing screens. The room was shrouded in an air of anticipation, as he prepared to unveil the essence of his latest creation - an album that had taken him on a deeply personal journey through isolation and the darkest days of his life.

It had been years since Thirty Seconds to Mars had released their last album, and the world had changed in unimaginable ways. The pandemic had swept across the globe, leaving millions isolated and grappling with their own inner demons. Jared, always one to draw inspiration from life's challenges, had found himself facing his own struggles during this time of chaos and uncertainty.

The room was filled with a haunting silence as Jared took a deep breath, the weight of his emotions settling heavily on his shoulders. He had invited a select group of close friends and collaborators to listen to the album for the first time. Their faces showed a mix of curiosity and concern as they settled into their seats, not knowing what to expect from their enigmatic friend.

Jared started with a somber introduction, explaining how the album had been born from the ashes of isolation and the dark days he had experienced. He spoke of the loneliness that had engulfed him, the feeling of being adrift in a world that had lost its way, and the profound sense of isolation that had crept into every corner of his being.

As the first notes of the album filled the room, a haunting melody wrapped itself around the listeners. The music was a tapestry of emotions, each note resonating with the pain and solitude that Jared had endured. The lyrics were a raw and honest exploration of his inner demons, a cathartic release of the darkness that had threatened to consume him.

Jared's voice, as always, was a force of nature. It soared and whispered, carrying the weight of his experiences and the wisdom of his introspection. He sang of longing, of lost love, and of the quest for meaning in a world that had lost its way. The album was a testament to the human spirit's ability to endure, to find hope even in the darkest of times.

“It's a song called "Never Not Love You," and I really believed in the song. So, there are a few people who I really trust, and are very talented, and they just weren't that excited about it. So I thought, 'You know what? I'm gonna ignore them and I'm gonna keep pushing forward.' And when I finished the song, it's really the only song I've ever had in my life where I played it for a few people and they just started weeping.”

“Which is a weird thing to be happy about, but it really touched them,” he added. “It compelled some real emotion. And it's a beautiful thing to connect with people.”

As the final track faded into silence, tears glistened in Jared's eyes. He had bared his soul to his closest confidants, sharing the most intimate parts of himself through his music. The room erupted into applause, and his friends gathered around him, offering words of support and admiration.

Jared Leto had given the world a glimpse into his soul with his new album, an introspective journey through isolation and dark days. It was a testament to the power of art to heal and connect, a reminder that even in the bleakest of moments, there is beauty to be found. And as the music played on, it was clear that Jared's journey had brought him to a place of profound understanding and catharsis, a place where he could finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.