Love in Bloom: Dust Cwaine’s ‘Little Plans’ Electrifies with Joy and Vulnerability

Dust Cwaine’s Little Plans is a radiant synth-rock anthem that hums with the electricity of new love and the quiet revolution of everyday intimacy. The track is a euphoric burst of emotion, fusing shimmering 80s-inspired synths, fuzzy guitars, and a heartbeat-driving rhythm section to capture what it feels like when life suddenly feels lit from within.

There’s something magnetic about the way Dust performs here, not just vocally, but emotionally. You can hear the thrill, the nervous sparkle of infatuation, and the fragile hope wrapped around a deepening bond. It’s personal, raw, and profoundly joyful. You get the sense that Dust isn’t just singing about love, they’re inside it, holding space for both its magic and its messiness.

Produced by Josh Eastman and co-written with Charlie Kerr, the track blends the emotional honesty of indie-pop with the theatrical flair and confidence Dust has honed through years in the Vancouver drag and music scene. It’s a celebration of transformation itself. The kind of love that makes you see the world differently. And more importantly, makes you want to.

With Little Plans, Dust Cwaine gives us more than a song, they give us permission to feel ecstatic about the small things. And that’s a beautiful gift.