Rising indie-alt-pop sensation Estella Dawn returns with her latest single, “Julian,” a haunting exploration of vulnerability, fear, and the delicate intricacies of human connection. Known for her deeply honest lyrics and powerful voice, Estella once again delivers a track that resonates on an emotional level with listeners.
“Julian” captures the tension between longing and insecurity in relationships, with poignant lines like, “I wanna take pictures of us, but I’m scared that you’ll see me in focus.” Set against the backdrop of a moody mountain drive, the song delves into the fear of truly being seen and the introspective moments of doubt that often arise when we let someone into our lives.
In discussing the single, Estella shares, “‘Julian’ is about those moments of doubt and introspection in a relationship—the push and pull between wanting to be close to someone but also fearing the vulnerability that comes with it.” This raw, introspective energy is woven throughout the track, offering listeners a relatable narrative with a beautifully haunting melody.
Estella Dawn, a New Zealand-born artist now based in San Diego, continues to make waves in the music industry. As a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, she writes, records, and produces all of her releases, crafting a signature sound that blends pop, soul, hip-hop, and rock. Her music, which balances soft and strong elements, has earned her a loyal fanbase and over 7 million streams in the past year alone.
Her previous tracks like “514 Denim,” “Big Enough,” and “Locked In” have received widespread acclaim and been featured on prominent Spotify playlists, including “New Pop Picks,” “The Drip,” and “young & free.” Estella’s authentic songwriting, combined with her relentless work ethic, has solidified her as a force to be reckoned with in the contemporary pop scene.
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