Press
What people are saying — a running collection of interviews, features, and reviews from outlets covering the debut album Strangers Again, the singles that led to it, and the story behind the songs.
“Featured among fifteen rising artists redefining what pop can sound like right now.”
“On grief, growth, and the ordinary work of learning to let go.”
“Named among ten emerging artists worth putting on your radar right now.”
“Maps the quiet collapse of love with the eye of a novelist and the ear of a pop craftsman.”
“An album-length conversation about the space between two people who used to be one.”
“A songwriter comfortable enough with the truth to let it drive the melody.”
“Featured among the ten releases setting the tone for the season.”
“An honest conversation about writing through the things you'd rather not admit.”
“A rising artist whose songwriting cuts straight to the emotional core — pop with a storyteller's precision.”
“Reflection becomes release — a study in accountability written with a clear, unguarded hand.”
“The kind of pop artist who sneaks up on you and then refuses to leave the rotation.”
“Redefining emotional songwriting from the heart of New York's indie scene.”
“A single that trades bravado for candor and lands harder because of it.”
“On synesthesia, songcraft, and building a world one release at a time.”
“Named to the week's essential listening list.”
“Finds lightness in accountability without ever undercutting the weight of it.”
“A quietly devastating single that says the part most writers leave out.”
“A debut that trades spectacle for the slow, honest erosion of love.”
“Talking through the making of a debut written in scenes, not soundbites.”
“Turns relationship loss into a full narrative arc — beginning, middle, and honest end.”
“One to watch — a writer already operating with the confidence of a second or third album.”
“Refused to chase the hit and made something better — a record that trusts its listener.”
“A twelve-track debut that plays like one long, breathable exhale.”
“Inside a cinematic world where every song is a scene and every scene earns its cut.”
“Explores emotional landscapes most pop records are too polished to visit.”
“Building worlds through emotional truth rather than genre gymnastics.”
“A rising storyteller crafting worlds through sound — not just songs.”
“A cinematic debut that treats a breakup like the three-act story it actually is.”