We recently had the extreme privilege to check out the new single, “Sportscar[Scrapped]” , from rising Nashville, based indie -rock star, meg elsier. You can listen to “sportscar[scrapped] Here

You can also check out a live visual of the new single below.

“sportscar [scrapped],” is the lead single from the deluxe edition of her acclaimed debut album spittake, out July 25th via Bright Antenna Records.

“Sportscar [scrapped], is a well crafted, emotionally charged indie rock gem that we were immediately enthralled with.

 “sportscar [scrapped]” fuses crisp guitar textures, shimmering synths, and a driving rhythm. The song unfolds from quiet introspection into a soaring, energetic chorus, mirroring the emotional acceleration alluded to in its title. Hook-laden, heartfelt, and tailor-made for late-night drives, “sportscar [scrapped]” captures the weight of growing pains with poetic clarity.

“‘sportscar’ is a really interesting addition to the deluxe, specifically because ‘spittake’ almost had a completely different identity,” meg reveals. “There was a time when I was playing with the idea of naming the album Check Engine Light On. The influence of cars and how they move you through life is something I didn’t realize was so important to ‘spittake’ until after I’d written it.”

She continues, “I was really identifying with my beat-up car my mother gave me. It was this thing handed to me that I treated like shit… But that kinda was my life at the time. Something that was shiny and fast, a veneer; but if you checked under the hood, it was burning out. The oil was dark, and the engine was smoking. I would dye my hair (new paint job), get dolled up (took her to the car wash), and perform so well socially when I went out (that V8 engine purring, baby), but that was all it was. I had a coming-to moment like, ‘This isn’t sustainable and I’m about to crash out.'”

The single arrives alongside a live visual ( which you can watch above) —an ambitious, theatrical performance video crafted with her longtime collaborator Jacq Justice. Together, they reimagined what a “live” performance could be, building a stylized world that blends stagecraft with raw energy. “Why can’t a fucking rock show be theatre? Why can’t it be camp?” meg asks. “Why does it have to live in reality to be real?”

meg elsier, is a one of a kind artist with an absolutely unique and otherworldly sound that is front and center on “sportscar[scrapped]”