On her latest single “Out of My Hair”, the UK pop-country artist delivers a buoyant, self-assured anthem about finally shaking off emotional dead weight. It’s glossy, playful, and deceptively light – a song that dances while drawing a clear line in the sand.
At its core, “Out of My Hair” is about the particular exhaustion of modern romance: the almost-thing, the situationship, the loop of inconsistency that keeps you waiting. Rather than sinking into frustration, Stella flips the script. The result is a track that feels like a release – equal parts closure and celebration.
Sonically, the single leans into Stella’s signature blend of pop melody and country storytelling. It’s upbeat and bright, carried by her warm, honeyed vocals and an infectious sense of momentum. This is confidence as sound – not forced bravado, but the quiet certainty that comes from knowing your worth.
“I wanted it to feel fun and pop,” Stella says. “That sleepover energy – singing into your hairbrush. It’s the kind of song every girl needs.” And that’s exactly where it lands: communal, cathartic, built for replay. A song that turns personal clarity into a shared moment.
Visually, Stella continues to expand her “Glitter Pink” universe – rhinestones, softness, and femininity worn unapologetically. A lyric video arrives alongside the release, with an official music video following later this month, further grounding the song in a world that feels as considered as the music itself.
Having written songs since childhood, Stella Lain has always approached music as a form of storytelling. Her work has already caught the attention of BBC Introducing, Countryline Radio, and Record of the Day, alongside standout live performances across the UK – from festival stages to intimate venues like The Bedford. Recently named Female Artist of the Year by Shout Out Pod, she’s now entering a new phase: opening the vault and sharing music she’s been quietly shaping for years.
“Out of My Hair” feels like a turning point. Less about heartbreak, more about clarity. Less about what was lost, more about what’s being reclaimed. Stella Lain is stepping forward, painting the moment pink.
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