Megan Vice Crosses Emotional State Lines in "TIMEZONES"

Megan Vice doesn’t waste time writing songs that fade into the background. She builds worlds. With TIMEZONES, her newest drop produced by BOUNDXRY, she pulls us into a late-night labyrinth of grief, fury, and finality, the messy, unglamorous aftermath of cutting someone off when they’ve crossed a line they can never return from.

From the jump, BOUNDXRY’s production sets the stage. The track pulses with heavy beats, shimmery synths, and a bassline that drags you into the darkness like a bad memory you can’t shake. It’s sleek, futuristic, and tense, the perfect soundtrack for rage simmering beneath the surface, the kind of track that demands your full attention whether you’re driving alone at 3 AM or replaying the words you’ll never forgive.

Vice’s voice cuts through the haze like a blade. Sultry but sharpened by anger, her delivery is equal parts vulnerable confession and unapologetic dismissal. She doesn’t hide behind glossy effects; her vocals are raw, front and center, dripping with finality. Every line feels like a warning shot, every hook like a slammed door. This isn’t longing; it’s a declaration that someone no longer has access to you, physically, emotionally, or energetically.

What makes TIMEZONES hit so hard is its honesty. Plenty of breakup tracks soften the edges of heartbreak, but Vice leans into the chaos of grief and rage. It’s not a sad ballad, nor is it a revenge anthem. It’s the sound of emotional exile: someone is dead to you, and that truth burns hotter than any desire ever could.

The outro, “you’ve reached a number that is no longer in service,” lands like a final nail in the coffin. More than just a voicemail quip, it’s a symbolic dial tone that strips the other person of any illusion of closeness. It’s ruthless, but it’s also closure, and Vice doesn’t flinch from that reality.

At the end of the day, TIMEZONES proves Megan Vice isn’t here to play it safe or fit neatly into anyone’s playlist algorithm. She’s here to tell the truth, no matter how brutal it feels. And sometimes the reallest thing you can say is goodbye.