NY city-born singer/songwriter Susie McCollum dives into the realm of alternative pop and jazz with a distinct flair, drawing from her rich, multi-discipline background. Her latest self-penned track, "You’re In My Head," delves deep into the essence of love and the aching void of longing. A touch of jazz mingles with modern pop—think looming guitar riffs and a sparse yet punchy rhythm section—creating a solemn vibe. As the title suggests, it perfectly encapsulates that relentless loop of thoughts about someone you can’t shake off.
Visually, the concept aligns seamlessly with its theme, portraying everything from being the center of attention to the solitude felt amidst a crowd. The performance shots? Absolutely brilliant. They subtly reinforce the theme, making a lasting impression.
"You’re In My Head" is part of her debut EP, Tempt My Fate, which dropped earlier this year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dGypaOwkzw
Susie’s artistic path is as varied as her sound, having explored opera, musical theatre, jazz, and folk.
