By Colin 
Emma Tea is back with ‘So Sick’, a high-energy confession wrapped in glitchy beats and raw feeling. Out today, the track leans into her alt-pop instincts, mixing moody synth textures with soft, emotional vocals. It is the perfect soundtrack for anyone spiralling through emotions they wish they could shut off.
With production inspired by Charli XCX and Billie Eilish, ‘So Sick’ blends dark-pop with electronic flair, pulling the listener into the whirlwind of obsession and frustration. It is a song about liking someone you know you shouldn’t, and all the mental chaos that follows. Despite the lyrical heartbreak, the energy is infectious and dancefloor-ready.
Emma captures the familiar contradiction of feeling too much and pretending it is fine. Her vocals remain cool and controlled while the beat swirls underneath, giving the track a pulsing, breathless urgency. It is a battle between sinking and staying afloat, played out in real time.
Glitchy pop with heart and honesty
This latest single follows a string of increasingly strong releases, including the reflective ‘Why Should We Be Friends’ and the dreamy ‘Aphelia’. With each track, Emma Tea continues to grow more fearless in her writing and bolder in her sound.
Where previous singles explored themes of disconnection and emotional confusion, ‘So Sick’ channels that same honesty into something louder, more chaotic and more unapologetically fun. There is sadness woven into every line, but it never slows the track down. Instead, it becomes fuel.
Her voice, as always, is the centrepiece. Gentle, direct and just a little bit heartbroken, it balances the sharp edges of the production perfectly. You believe every word, even when the rhythm keeps pushing forward.
‘So Sick’ proves Emma Tea is not just one to watch but one already delivering. She continues to carve out her own space in the alt-pop world with clarity and confidence.
The new single is out now and available on all major streaming platforms. Turn it up and let it all out.
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