London-based artist Alice Geary returns with her latest single ‘Singing About My Problems’, a bright and emotionally charged new release that captures the messy, overwhelming and often hilarious experience of trying to navigate your twenties.
The track sees Geary embrace the chaos of overthinking and feeling everything deeply, turning those internal conversations into a soaring indie-pop anthem. Built around warm guitar lines, shimmering textures and her instantly recognisable vocal style, ‘Singing About My Problems’ finds the balance between vulnerability and release — a song that feels like a personal confession turned into a full-volume singalong.
Produced by Megan Bush of Crysometimes, the single continues to showcase Geary’s ability to pair honest storytelling with an infectious sense of melody. The track follows the journey of figuring yourself out, embracing uncertainty, and finding comfort in the fact that everyone is a little bit lost sometimes.
Having already made waves as the bassist for shoegaze outfit deary, Geary has developed a strong reputation within the alternative scene. Alongside her solo work, she has also continued to build momentum through BBC Introducing support, appearances at The Great Escape, and a growing live presence.
With ‘Singing About My Problems’, Alice Geary offers a glimpse into an artist unafraid to turn the thoughts we usually keep to ourselves into something uplifting, relatable and impossible not to sing along to.
Have a listen to ‘Singing About My Problems’ below.
