New music from Starla G

Hailing from Las Vegas in New Mexico, Starla G is an artist whose journey is one of transformation and triumph over adversity, a context that resonates deeply in her music. After navigating through unfulfilling habits and relationships in her early adulthood, Starla G embarked on a mission to infuse her music with happiness, compassion and kindness.

She credits her supportive parents and her choir teacher for helping her break out of her shell and discover the power of self-expression through music. Her debut album, Supernova, released in January, introduced listeners to the essence of Starla G.

It showcased her rich vocals, compelling instrumentation, and an impressive range of moods and sounds. Now, she returns with her sophomore effort, Supernova Phoenix Rise, a record that dives deeper into the world of her sonic output.

With all the songs written by Starla G herself and inspired by her personal experiences, Supernova Phoenix Rise boldly explores themes of identity, resilience and self-worth. The album features 11 tracks that provide a captivating journey through Starla G’s diverse musical landscape. The opening track, “Rather Die Alone,” immerses the listener in soulful sounds that set the tone for what’s to come.

As the album progresses, it ventures into different sonic territories. “Lady” injects a punchy rhythm and an unapologetic attitude into the mix, showcasing Starla G’s versatility as an artist. “Novocaine” shifts the focus to the dancefloor, offering an infectious and groove-driven track. “In My Dreams” takes a delicate turn with its acoustic style, providing a moment of reflection and vulnerability amidst the album’s more energetic tracks.

The album reaches its finale with the closing track, “To Be Continued,” an infectious pop outing that finishes the LP with an energising moment. With her sophomore release, Starla G cements her place as an artist who not only creates music but also crafts moments of reflection, empowerment, and hope for her listeners.

Listen to Supernova Phoenix Rise below