All the girls are going to be screaming this at the top of their lungs for the rest of 2022 (and the new year just started)!
Are we okay?
Back in November, Lexi teased a snippet of her single on TikTok gaining over 75,000 pre-saves. It immediately blew up grabbing the attention of thousands.
The 19-year-old singer-songwriter is based in the Los Angeles area.
In 2021, she signed with Artist Partner Group, a record label based in LA, and released her debut EP, “a teenage diary” back in July.
With the release of this single, we’re starting 2022 off right!
On release day and due to the viral impact of this single, Lexi will be featured on the cover of Apple Music’s New Music Daily.
The following week, she will be interviewing with Zane Lowe.
Her previous releases have been supported by Billboard, MTV, Notion Magazine, Ones to Watch, and Earmilk.
She’s also been featured on playlists such as New Music Friday, Indie Pop, Teen Beats, Fresh & Chill, and more.
Through her music and as a voice of Gen-Z, Lexi tells her story of love, heartbreak, self-discovery, mental health, and nostalgia.
How many of you can relate to this song? Clinging to hope that maybe your ex would text you, but in reality knew that they wouldn’t.
How many of you want them to drunk text you?
“drunk text me” is such an intimate song and shows the personal story of Lexi’s struggles with heartbreak.
I hate that I still want you / I don’t want to but I want you / Look what you’ve done to me / I hate that I still miss you / I don’t want to but I love you
In most breakups it’s often hard to find closure, I certainly had a hard time and wish there were explanations for things left unanswered. I kept asking myself,‘Why was I hurting so bad?’. I kept wishing my ex would’ve texted me saying sorry and clear things up. I knew he would never do it but I wondered if he would ever drunk text me. I wrote that concept in my notes and the song blossomed from there. The song is so special and comes straight from my broken heart.
LEXI JAYDE
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