Singer-Songwriter Heather Mae Delivers Her Heartfelt and Authentic New Single And Video “Kissing Girls

We recently had the privilege of checking out the new single “Kissing Girls” from Nashville based acclaimed social justice singer-songwriter, Heather Mae.

You can listen to “Kissing Girls” Here and you can also checkout the video below.

Heather Mae beautifully tells her coming out story through the brilliantly written single “Kissing Girls” which is accompanied by a vibrant video as well.

It’s a narrative shared by many queer individuals, especially those from southern, conservative, or religious backgrounds. Mae remembers her first kiss, her first love, her first heartbreak—each with a girl.

She confides, “growing up in church and the evangelical movement, the only representation of LGBTQ+ people that I was familiar with were the kids who got kicked out for being queer. Even though my first crush was on a girl, I hid the truth of what that meant to protect myself from losing my entire community. This is why visibility is profoundly important to me.”

We are absolutely over the moon for “Kissing Girls”, Heather Mae is an important voice with an important and authentic message. We all have a story to tell and Heather Mae tells hers perfectly.

Positioned on the cusp of unveiling her upcoming post-pandemic double record, Mae embarked on a mission to address the stark gender disparity for music producers—a mere 4% representation by women. In 2023, Heather Mae rallied a dynamic collective of women and non-binary talents in Nashville, assembling luminaries like producer ZDAN and Lollies, alongside guest artists such as Grammy award-winning musician Allison Russell and the extraordinary duo Sistastrings.

Chloe Mayse Delivers Stunning New Single and Video “High School”

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We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the new pride month single and video “High School” from Toronto queer alt-pop singer-songwriter Chloe Mayse.

You can listen to “High School” Here. You can also check out the gorgeous video below.

In 2014, she won a singing competition with her YouTube video submission, to sing backup for Tegan and Sara at the Juno Awards. This was a huge highlight in her life because Tegan and Sara are queer musicians that Chloe has always looked up to and they have influenced her style of music that she creates.

Chloe started singing at age 2 and picked up the guitar at the age of 10. She also plays piano, ukulele, and bass guitar. Chloe wrote her first song at 15 and the process of writing songs helped her figure out who she really was and how she identifies her sexuality.

As a teenager, she struggled with an undiagnosed mental health disorder and has mentioned that music saved her life. Chloe is a strong advocate for the queer community in Toronto and wants to bring awareness towards mental health issues that everyone may struggle with at some point in their life. 

We were absolutely taken by the otherworldly vocal performance by Chloe Mayse,on “High School” .

Chloe is super excited to share her new single and music video for “High School “out June 7th!

Here’s what she had to say about it: “High School “ is based on my experience of going to an all-girls catholic school. It’s my ‘coming out’ song- the one I wish I could have released at fifteen. I was closeted when it came to my sexuality, and wasn’t confident enough to tell my friend that I was in love with her. I had these intense feelings and at the same time was trying so hard to keep it all a secret from everyone. The music video shows what I was picturing in my mind- writing lyrics, thinking about this friend who I was completely in love with and how I would have wanted our interactions to go if I had been out in high school

High School” from Chloe Mayse is a well crafted authentic and genuine song that is melodically pleasing.This song is an absolute can’t miss.