New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Queer whimsical ethereal alt pop artist Summy has released a new single. Entitled "Said It After", Summy confides that "this is a song about being in love with someone whose words can put you into a deep trance by saying all the things you want to hear. Only to realize that it was all a cover up for their demons and battles that were placed on you and ultimately, broke you. So when their words come out again, they mean nothing anymore because they 'Said It After' struck the heart for the last time."
The fantastical video is an immersive cinematic fairy dreamland. Summy has over 2.5 million streams across platforms and is a social media influencer with her unique aesthetic.
Whimsical, imaginative and ethereal are all words to describe Arizona born and bred indie pop artist Summy. Now based in Los Angeles, the young social media influencer and otherworldly songwriter crafts music inspired by her personal experiences and her deepest desire to inspire other women to be strong, embrace growth, and to love themselves for who they are.
Inspired by a wide array of musical influences including Whitney Houston, Phil Collins, Chicago, Elton John, and Lady Gaga, Summy writes music that is genre-defying and introspective. In 2018, Summy debuted her first single "Sus" followed by the three song EP Known Better. Her latest single "Said It After" is about "when the relationship ends, the person comes to say all the things you wanted to hear when you were together but now it's too late, because they said it after." Summy's lush and intimate vocals glide effortlessly over enchanting electronic pop soundscapes culminating into a magnetizing musical release.
Summy has an uncanny ability to tap into the shared human experience and highlight our deepest emotions for music that is cathartic, tender, and emotive. In addition to her music, she embodies an aesthetic that is creative and vibrant, building a fantastical world for her and her fans. "I've always been very drawn to an ethereal and colorful energy for the clothes I wear and the makeup looks I do. I think one of the reasons why I'm more attracted to that kind of vibe is because it really helps me cope with my depression and mental struggles. It's much harder to cry if you're in fairy wings," confides the songwriter.
With millions of streams and a dedicated fanbase, Summy has succeeded in creating music with her authentic voice that touches and inspires.
