The air feels tense. The world around him is asleep, but his mind’s wide awake. “Blame Me” plays in the background, a haunting and introspective track that confronts the weight of guilt, betrayal, and silence. The setting is a symbol. A place between destinations, between who he was and who he’s becoming. This scene is more than just a vibe it’s a glimpse into the world of AFTERMATH, K. Neal’s new upcoming album, dropping August 15. Built on raw emotion, personal truth, and unfiltered reflection, AFTERMATH captures the wreckage that follows growth—the loneliness, the lessons, the scars. K. Neal isn’t asking for sympathy. He’s telling his story.