The Sound of Falling in Love in Sasha Allen’s “Hole In The Wall”
Sasha Allen is getting ready to release his upcoming album “The Gallery,” with the release of the single “Hole In The Wall” laying the groundwork for what’s coming up next.
As a 24-year-old LA-based artist who first gained national attention as a finalist on Team Ariana Grande on NBC's The Voice, Sasha has built a dedicated community of nearly two million followers across Instagram and TikTok by being open about his experiences as a trans person and speaking on queer issues.
“Hole In The Wall” will grip you from start to finish. Sasha's vocal range is the star of the show, climbing higher and higher over soothing, uplifting production that builds into something that genuinely feels like wave after wave of happiness washing over you.
In Sasha Allen’s own words, “‘Hole In The Wall’ is a song I wrote when I was truly in the midst of falling in love. I wrote it in the middle of the night when I couldn't sleep after telling my girlfriend I loved her for the first time. Every moment with her felt like lyrics writing themselves, and I feel like this song represents that best. It's one of my favorite pieces of writing I've ever done.”
That sense of immediacy carries through the track, which unfolds like a late-night confession, soft around the edges but emotionally direct. The result is a song that feels warm and intimate without ever overstating its own vulnerability.
The track perfectly captures that disorienting yet joyful feeling of letting someone fully into your world. For those who’ve experienced it, “Hole In The Wall” will feel instantly familiar, like coming back home. It’s the kind of song that fills your body with emotion and leaves nothing else inside.
On his upcoming album “The Gallery,” identity will serve as the central throughline. Shaped by the end of a five-year relationship, his move to Los Angeles, the formation of new friendships, and the process of opening himself up to love again, the record unfolds like an art gallery, displaying every facet of Sasha Allen’s journey. He has described songwriting as his coping mechanism and therapy, which explains the emotional clarity and authenticity that runs through the project.