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Lauren Presley closes out 2024 with a gritty anthem for the brokenhearted

  • November 30, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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Lauren Presley isn't backing down with her new single "People Leave," the latest release from an explosive year. She dives into the raw reality of abandonment and its deep and lasting wounds. The song serves as the first teaser of her upcoming debut EP. It's expected to be released in early 2025, and it's clear that she is ready to leave her mark.

"People Leave" has the perfect blend of rock and dark pop. It channels alternative influences reminiscent of Maggie Lindemann, Nessa Barrett, and UPSAHL from early synth dark. Right down to the soaring electric guitar riffs, Lauren's voice carries an emotional weight that resonates with anyone who feels left behind. It's a song for those traumatized by the people who followed them. It reflects the feelings of these outings through the healthiest of relationships. With her unique vulnerability and wit, Lauren turned her tragedy into something very controversial.

After a year of diving into DSP, the partnership agreement, and social media, "People Come Out" is Lauren's perfect summary of 2024, a year that has seen her rise to the top of the industry. As fans prepare for her next EP, the single is an uncompromising testament to the pain of loss and the strength to carry on even in the face of loss. Watch your ears. This song is played everywhere, from concerts to radio shows.

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