From Looe in England is Tyler Shea, and not too long ago he delivered his new single, "HOLLY". This effort from the singer-songwriter is his first since his 2025 EP, "Still Not Over You", came out. The new effort is very acoustically driven and is filled with upbeat vocal moments.
... a heartfelt indie pop anthem that transforms vulnerability into an irresistibly catchy, radio-ready chorus.
It leans very much into the indie pop realm of genres and is deeply personal, with its lyricism having been written in his bedroom studio, capturing the anxious overthinking and vulnerability of re-entering the dating scene after a breakup. Let's be honest, that's something that we can all relate to at some point in our lives.
I absolutely loved the chorus when the electric guitar and drums also entered the fold. It became one of those indie pop tunes that could easily take over the airwaves. With influences ranging from The 1975 to Holly Humberstone, he has certainly got a very appealing sound to his music. With this song now being out in the world, I feel like this is going to be one of Tyler's best-performing songs to date.