Andrew Juma

All Hail WRENN, the Future Queen of Pop Sound the horns, beat the drums, and see the conquering heroin come. All hail WRENN, the future Queen of Rock. The self-proclaimed "sad girl" is shaking up the music scene with tsunami-scale ripples and waves. She has more than a million followers on TikTok and a hot new single that could take the charts down if this were the peak of her career. But it's only a start. 2020 might have been a dull year musically, but Hailey is a masterpiece, pure sonic beauty, and an emotional roller coaster. The sound is vibrant and warm while the lyrics somber, about a cheating lover, drawing you deeper into WRENN's personal life and struggles. Hailey is currently #9 on the Pop Charts. Hailey is a true story, and WRENN doesn't hold back from exposing her vulnerable state and insecurities out there. It's raw and hard-hitting. There is no denying that these charming radio-accommodating pop vocals uncover an exemplary musician fast on the way to stardom. Layered within dark shadows of blues and earthy light fluttering embellishments within the track is an audio clip of her ex admitting to cheating. "Out of everyone else, why'd it have to be Hailey," she croons in the low-key, indie-grunge pop track that that is worth several replays. The video has so far garnered 7 million views on TikTok and shows no signs of slowing. The world is watching closely. The Billboard, The Fader, Ladygunn, NYLON, and Ones To Watch all have her under their radar. A meteoric rise is imminent. You can find WRENN on several Spotify playlists, from Fierce Femmes to New Rock and New Noise. Fans online are crazy about her vulnerable honesty, 86 K followers on Spotify, 47K on Instagram, and 1.2 million on TikTok. The 22-year-old has already left her footprints on American Idol, the Voice and, Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. She can be heard on the soundtracks of recent episodes of Ray Donovan and Lucifer. Her debut EP is coming soon. Stay tuned.