The scene queen has arrived with a fresh single that’s got some fire, and honestly, it’s not half bad. Hailing from Ohio, this bold musician isn’t just here to have fun—though there’s plenty of that—but also to drop some truth bombs about the pop-punk and metal scenes. From calling out creeps who prey on underage girls to championing sex positivity and giving women the same space to be raunchy as the guys, her lyrics are a defiant mix of empowerment and playful irreverence. Even when she's goofing off, there's still meaning behind the madness, though every so often, things might get a little too silly for their own good.

Her vocal range is impressive, too. From laid-back sing-talking to full-on, fiery screams, her delivery packs some serious punch, and for the most part, she nails it. That said, sometimes she can sound a bit too much like she's leaning into the poppier side of things, almost as if she's biting off that style and not quite making it her own. But when she’s in her element, you can feel the passion behind every note.

Musically, her tracks are a wild blend of heavy metalcore-style riffs, trap-like percussion, quirky crunkcore electronics, and even a few country-inspired acoustic moments. It’s an album full of surprising variety, which is something you don't always get in this scene. But while variety is great, it doesn't necessarily mean the album’s always on point. A few tracks feel a bit sterile and overly generic, but she does a solid job of elevating them with her clever lyrics and energetic, often funny, vocal delivery.

She might not be our definitive scene queen, but there’s no denying she’s a queen for calling out the bullshit in the scene, speaking up for the girls who are usually overlooked, and offering a refreshing mix of fun and fierce truths.