New music video from ANDREAH

At just 22, ANDREAH has already carved out a distinctive space in the music industry, blending her Irish and Filipino musical influences into a unique sound that’s struck a chord with fans around the world. From her early inspirations in the local church choir to sharing the stage with music icons like Sam Smith and The Script, ANDREAH’s journey has been a marked by her innate musical talent and captivating stage presence.

Her musical roots trace back to childhood, where she found her voice singing in the church choir, setting the stage for a decorated career. The pandemic didn’t halt ANDREAH’s momentum; instead, she found herself opening for acclaimed artists and playing festivals from Neon Lights in Singapore to Party in the Park in Dubai, showcasing her versatility and magnetic stage charisma.

A significant milestone in her career was the signing of a global music publishing agreement with Sony Music Publishing. This collaboration opened doors to co-writing opportunities in Los Angeles with esteemed songwriters, further enriching ANDREAH’s sonic output.

Now, with her latest single, “My People,” ANDREAH dives into the intricacies of forging meaningful connections amid a life marked by constant movement. The track, an exquisite blend of soulful pop melodies, serves as a personal exploration of the joys and challenges inherent in building deep connections.

Set against a backdrop of soft piano chords, gentle drums, and warm orchestral touches, “My People” distils ANDREAH’s emotional journey with a mood that gracefully shifts between feel-good vibes and subtle melancholy. The song invites listeners into ANDREAH’s world, providing a window into her experiences of navigating diverse cities and cultures, seeking genuine connections.

The co-writing session for the track was a collaboration between ANDREAH, Aijia and producer Justin Stanley who found common ground in lyrics, melody and shared creative vision. The result is a compelling track that strikes a chord with anyone who has grappled with the universal challenge of establishing lasting connections in a world filled with constant change.

Commenting on the inspiration behind the single, she shares, “I was in LA last year and did a co-writing session with Justin Stanley and Aijia. It was my first co-write, and I was pretty nervous. Aijia asked me to think about something I wanted to write about that wasn’t centered on relationships. That’s when the idea of a song about always moving and not having enough time to ‘find my people’ emerged.”

Watch the music video for My People below

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