Caylie G helps you experience the trials and tribulations of a twenty two year old teenager on their debut EP — showcasing today on Tinnitist.
Through melodic pop compositions and a glittering artistic energy, queer-femme artist, singer, songwriter and producer Caylie G serves as a charming and multi-talented indie-pop star. Residing in the Treaty 6 Territory of Edmonton, Caylie G has solid artistic and cultural roots in their musically inspired upbringing. Having established a musicality that shimmers with honest relatability and nostalgia-infused pop artistry, the music of Caylie G can best be described as personal, glimmering and cathartic.
Hear for yourself: The rising indie-pop upstart has just released their debut EP the trials and tribulations of a twenty two year old teenager. A vast array of emotions can be found within the six-track body of work, including the fear of not being wanted, heartbreak, and the rollercoaster of navigating your early 20s. Through her personable and down-to-earth delivery of such vulnerable feelings, Caylie G’s EP can be enjoyed by listeners — and teenagers — of all ages and all walks of life.
Highlight tracks include ohio, a pillow-soft acoustic number with emotions of heartbreak and nostalgia further heightened by Caylie G’s delicate-yet-powerful vocals. eat bugz, the record’s closing number, takes on a more cheeky and bubbly tone with slightly humorous and romantic lyricism.
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Praise is deserved for the album’s opening number, nauseous from existential dread. For chronic overthinkers, drama queens, perfectionists and those who tend to suffer from excruciating self-loathing, nauseous from existential dread is the quintessential track. Delivering an honest and accurate portrayal of anxiety and depression over ethereal and upbeat soft pop beats, the song shines a light on feelings that many people are all too familiar with:
“Hands out, the window
Sad songs playing on the radio
I’ll cry the whole way home.”
Initially penned as a flirtatious love song about a short-lived queer romance, a summer full of heartache caused Caylie G to rewrite the track completely. nauseous from existential dread now serves as a cathartic, sparkling pop anthem for those who struggle with self-doubt. Recorded by Juno-nominated producer Father Bobby Townsend and Mark Maclure, and written by Caylie G, Maclure and Haidee Manansala, nauseous from existential dread is a beautiful reflection of Caylie G and their artistry:
“What if everyone hates me and I die alone
What if it turns out I’m no good on my own
I’m so sick of maybe
Why do I hate me
Somebody save me.”
Check out the trials and tribulations of a twenty two year old teenager below and find Caylie G on their website, Instagram and TikTok.
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