Singer-songwriter Blair Kent once had a hit, but her career has narrowed to repeating the version
of herself that her former manager can sell. When a sponsored performance asks her to lip-sync
another woman's recording, she refuses and loses the fee. Determined to perform her new
songs in her own voice, Blair begins planning a ten-show independent tour with sound engineer
Maren Sol, whose small studio has financial problems of its own. Their work together becomes a
romance, sustained by rehearsals, ordinary dinners, and the music they create. The tour brings
small audiences, strained budgets, and vocal fatigue, while Blair's former manager offers funding
in exchange for control of her new recordings. Maren believes she protects Blair's sound, yet
crosses a line by circulating a mix Blair never approved. To continue both the tour and their
relationship, they must distinguish support from control and make space for each musician's
choices, credit, and life beyond the stage.
