Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Laura Adeline has been creating songs since she was eleven, starting out writing on her bedroom floor and gradually growing into one of Australia’s most exciting new voices in the R&B and pop sphere. Out of reflective and highly personal composition, her musical output has flourished to win over fans and tastemakers alike, firmly planting Laura on the map of must watch acts coming out of the Australian music scene. Her music captures the contrasting emotions between pain and peace, always delivered by a voice that feels equally intimate and timeless.
Laura first made an impression as the frontwoman of Perth band Jeeper, debuting at the Aardvark in 2022 in a night that reportedly brought in the venue’s biggest takings since Kevin Parker’s album launch. From that moment, she established herself as a magnetic live performer who draws crowds for the sincerity and emotion that shines throughout her sound.
Unveiling her solo sonic vision in 2021 with the debut single “Educate Yourself,” she’s since gone from strength to strength with each move. Last year, she captured national attention with her breakthrough single “Curbside,” a soulful track that was crowned Triple J’s Song of the Day and added to radio rotation soon after. In 2025, she’s kept up the momentum first with the well-received track “501s” and now with her brand new single titled “As I See.”
“As I See” lands with stunning grace, serving up a track that feels like diving into cool water after a long day; refreshing, breezy and instantly catchy. While forged from a place of grief and betrayal, it gently glides with snapping beats and bright melodic hooks to form an upbeat pop-focused jam cut with slick indie R&B vibes. Built around the rustle of crisp percussion, pulsing bass lines and dreamy textures, it deftly balances energising groove with elegant vocal layers, resulting in an infectious musical experience that’s guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
Working alongside her longtime collaborator and producer Jarrod Jeremiah, Adeline turned pain into a therapeutic and widely relatable musical moment. “As I See came from a hurt, wounded place. But to put the feelings into words and fight back against how I was made to feel makes releasing this song cathartic,” she explains. That sense of healing is stitched into the shimmering sonic fabric, offering a super display of her poignant songwriting and memorable sound from start to finish.
The accompanying lo-fi music video mirrors the song’s honesty; filmed with just a digital camera and laptop, it captures Adeline in her element, surrounded by instruments, light and the calm simplicity of her Melbourne home. It’s a portrait of acceptance and creative freedom, stripped of gloss or pretence to deliver an intimate and truly engaging visual experience that perfectly pairs with the music. With “As I See,” Laura Adeline continues to expand her highly compelling musical world with candour and warmth and we can’t wait to see what she’s got in store next on her exciting musical adventure.
Commenting on the release, she shares, “Writing As I See, it was important to me that the message of the song came across, being that I see someone clearly for what they are, but more importantly, see myself for everything that I am. Creating a music video that shows me unfiltered, comfortable and gleeful was the best way for me to do that.”
Watch the music video for As I See below
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