Listen to “Don’t Call Me Up” wherever you get your music now!
I worked with producer Lucas Liberatore on “Don’t Call Me Up,” an experience that made our connection even stronger after having worked on a handful of songs together previously. I wanted the production to be vulnerable yet strong, embodying that moment of fulfillment when you put your foot down and make the tough decision to think of yourself over anyone else.
This song was ignited by anger and sadness, but it captures a little bit of a boss moment through the strength at its core. “Don’t Call Me Up” is telling yourself that you’re going to be stronger than your sadness and be able to overcome it. In any situation, I think that we need to have a better understanding of ourselves to be able to know what’s harming us, when to let it go, and when to move on. I want you to have enough courage to let go, step into the unknown, and forget about the fear of it.