Brighton pop artist Libby Whitehouse has released her new single, “Something,” a song that captures the struggles of early adulthood. Known for her previous singles “Sweetest Revenge,” “Fired,” and “OMG,” which gained attention from BBC Radio 1 and Love Island UK, Libby continues to build her reputation in the music industry with this latest release.
“Something” is a personal track that reflects the confusion and pressure of being in your early twenties. Libby describes it as a song for anyone who feels overwhelmed by the expectation to have everything figured out.
“Being a girl in your early twenties feels like the best and worst thing ever, but we’re all trying our best and without realizing it, we all go through the same things,” she explains. The song encourages listeners to embrace their feelings and find solidarity with friends.
With a voice that echoes the pop icons of the early 2000s and an attitude reminiscent of 2010s pop stars, Libby Whitehouse brings a fresh energy to the pop scene. Drawing inspiration from artists like Katy Perry and Elton John, she combines powerful anthems with relatable, confessional lyrics and rocky instrumentation.
Libby’s music has garnered significant attention, with her tracks receiving a combined 1 million streams across digital platforms. BBC Radio 1 has been a strong supporter, featuring her music and interviewing her on shows like Future Pop and Mollie King. On social media, Libby has amassed over 642,000 likes on TikTok, where her engaging content bridges music, beauty, and fashion.
Libby’s debut headline show at Camden Assembly in May was a sell-out, reflecting her growing popularity. As she continues to release new music and perform live, Libby Whitehouse is undoubtedly an artist to watch. Her single “Something” is available now on all major streaming platforms, offering a poignant yet uplifting message to her listeners.
Listen to “Something” below!
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