Feel is, at its core, a biography. Not in the chronological sense, but as a living document of what it means to move through the world as a highly sensitive person in a time that rarely makes space for sensitivity. Fronted by Vancouver songwriter and counsellor Rupert Hudson, Orchid Orchestra’s forthcoming album traces the interior life of someone navigating grind culture, climate anxiety, social overwhelm, and the quiet pressure to keep up in a world that rarely slows down. The album doesn’t position that experience as exceptional or artistic; it treats it as human. These songs hold the tension so many people are carrying: the exhaustion of trying to meet impossible expectations, the ache of feeling deeply, and the persistent search for inner peace in a world that feels increasingly unsteady.