Los Angeles-based artist Kaleigh is a singer-songwriter, actress and model who’s been part of the entertainment world since she was just thirteen years old. Having co-starred in a range of successful TV shows on ABC, NBC and Nickelodeon, she also featuredin two major commercial campaigns for Nike and Famous Footwear.
With her music, she stated out writing her own material and producing it herself and quickly made her mark on the scene in the USA and beyond. Over the last five years she’s captured the imagination of fans around the world and while sharing the sonic side of her creative vision.
Dropping her debut single “Fading” in 2017, she introduced her unique sound to the world and followed it up with singles two and three before releasing her debut album Predestined last year. Now she brings us her latest release with her new single titled “Situationship”.
With her new track, the talented all round creative star offers a hard-hitting alternative rock sound. The latest chapter in her musical evolution, on “Situationship” Kaleigh drops a powerful energy of driving guitar work, pounding drums and her commanding lead vocals carrying emotionally charged lyricism resulting in an anthemic sound that’s both raw and captivating.
Commenting on the context behind the song, she shares, “Have you ever been in less than a relationship, but more than a friendship with someone? Well, me too. Situationship is about being frustrated as you are stuck in the in-between with someone you’ve come to care about. Too often these days, people are quick to trade a good thing for a good time. Others are so damaged by their traumatic pasts that they keep themselves from truly moving forward or falling in love once again. Situationship is a therapeutic, anger-release of all that pent up emotion that we hold back to keep from scaring someone off. Let’s let it go together.”
Continuing, “The negative effects of casual dating and the widely accepted ‘situationship’ are felt equally by the Millennial, Zillennial, and Gen Z populations. This song highlights one’s ability to reclaim their power and decide that this type of lifestyle simply isn’t the right fit. The rock genre has always been about stepping outside of societal expectations and generational norms, Situationship is about doing the unexpected in an era of instant gratification and emotional unavailability — reverting to the old-fashioned, slow-burn kind of love.”
Listen to Situationship below
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