LØLØ releases new single ‘pretty little wreck’

LØLØ releases new single ‘pretty little wreck’

Photo: Whitney Otte

Today, pop-rock trailblazer LØLØ returns with new single ‘pretty little wreck’, an introspective anthem that embraces emotional honesty and life’s imperfections. Balancing soaring melodies with driving guitars, the track channels the infectious energy of early-2000s pop-rock while showcasing LØLØ’s knack for pairing big hooks with brutally relatable lyricism.

The release follows her acclaimed sophomore album, god forbid a girl spits out her feelings!, released earlier this year via Fearless Records.

“I used to spend so much time trying to hide the messiest parts of myself, but lately I realised those parts are the most interesting. I wrote ‘pretty little wreck’ when I decided to embrace the chaos instead of apologising for it. After all, there’s nothing wrong with being the girl who’s falling apart. Life becomes a lot more interesting when you stop pretending that you’ve got everything figured out, and I hope this song gives my fans inspiration to lean into that.” said LØLØ.

LØLØ – ‘pretty little wreck’ (Official Music Video)

Listen to ‘pretty little thing’:

https://lolo.ffm.to/plw

With more than 200 million global streams, collaborations with Simple Plan, Plain White T’s and Maggie Lindemann, and appearances at Lollapalooza, Download, Slam Dunk, Rock am Ring, Sad Summer Festival and multiple editions of Warped Tour, LØLØ has established herself as one of modern pop-rock’s most distinctive voices.

The Toronto-born singer-songwriter has built a devoted global following through her unfiltered songwriting, pairing infectious pop hooks with the spirit of ’90s and early-2000s alternative rock. Following a string of acclaimed EPs, she released her debut album falling for robots & wishing i was one in 2024, before returning with her Fearless Records debut and sophomore album god forbid a girl spits out her feelings!. Equal parts brutally honest, hook-filled and emotionally fearless, LØLØ continues to cement her reputation as one of pop-rock’s most exciting artists.