A Sonic Hug for the Lonely
Queer, genre-fluid producer and multi-instrumentalist Claraty has unveiled her latest single, call me (i’ll listen to you) — a stirring alt-electronic ballad that wraps itself around the listener like a sonic hug. Built on shimmering synth textures, raw vocal vulnerability, and the distant echo of something spiritual, the track is a lifeline for anyone who’s ever felt adrift, unseen, or unloved.
With influences ranging from Fred again.. to Imogen Heap and Radiohead, Claraty doesn’t just write songs — she channels them. Her music is not easily boxed in; it flows like water, shapeshifting across genres from indie electronica to lo-fi, folk, and hip hop. But it always carries the same heartbeat: healing, connection, and emotional honesty.
What sets call me (i’ll listen to you) apart is its creative transparency. Claraty invites listeners into her songwriting process by keeping in the improvised vocal “gibberish” that came before the final lyric “call me anyday.” This unfiltered glimpse into her artistic evolution makes the song feel even more intimate — like a private moment you’ve been graciously allowed to witness.
“This track is for the ones who are curled up in the dark, wondering if anyone sees them,” Claraty says. “It’s not just a song, it’s a space to feel held.”
Call me (i’ll listen to you) also marks a turning point in Claraty’s sonic journey — a breakout moment from the conscious/healing music realm into the broader indie-pop sphere. Yet even as her sound evolves, the intention stays the same: to be a mirror, a balm, a companion.
The track is the first single from her forthcoming EP write a new story, and it sets a powerful tone. Fans won’t have to wait long for more — her next release tssbfy (short for “this song shouldn’t be for you”) drops on July 4th, a symbolic date for reclaiming personal freedom. It’s her first proper pop single, and a bold goodbye to a relationship that once dimmed her light.
Entirely self-produced, recorded, and mixed by Claraty herself, the music’s final shimmer is polished by mastering engineer Summit Jaffe (aka Numatik). The result? An emotionally resonant track that doesn’t just beg to be streamed — it begs to be felt.
Out now on all streaming platforms, call me (i’ll listen to you) is more than a song — it’s a hand reaching out. Take it.
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