Fresh off the success of his sixth indie project, ‘Better Late Than Never,’ LuvAndreas is gearing up for his most cinematic project to date, a full-length album set to be released this year. Renowned for his unvarnished storytelling and production that defies easy categorization, he’s forged a path all his own, a first-generation American whose feelings of being an outsider became the fuel for music that travels. His most recent singles, “Found Myself” and “Time’s Gone,” reflect that evolution.
“Found Myself” is the first song I ever, like, dedicated to me,” he says. It's an anthem of self-acceptance, written during his first trip to LA, a proclamation of the artist he’s becoming. And “Time’s Gone” is a haunting contemplation of loss; loss of people, yes, but also of stability, the sense that time is slipping away from us no matter how tightly we hold on. His art solidifies his knack for converting his struggles into something everyone feels.
LuvAndreas has taken on an unexpected life of its own. What began as song-test sessions with Uber passengers has ballooned into over 30 million views in just three months. His unfiltered, comical videos, from cringey run-ins with exes to candid everyday moments and surprise song reactions, have made him a content juggernaut. But beneath it all, it’s always been about the music. “I’ve just been trying to document my life and who I am.”
With a fast-rising audience and a boundary-pushing album (targeting a 2025 release), LuvAndreas is a storyteller, a risk taker, and a testament that music, when authentic, will always make its way.
Listen to “Found Myself” on Spotify and Watch “Time’s Gone” on YouTube
