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Frankie Bird Drops New Song 'If I'm Being Honest,' Busy Philipps Shares Video Dancing to It

Busy Philipps is a fan of the new song “If I’m Being Honest” by Frankie Bird, and so are we!

The indie pop artist dropped the song last week with an accompanying live performance video and then Busy shared a video of herself dancing to the song while wearing a bikini.

“‘If I’m Being Honest’ is an empowering song about the release of all the pent up frustration I had at the end of my twenties as I reflected on who I had been surrounding myself with and who I wanted to let in moving forward,” Frankie said in a statement. “It’s a cathartic anthem about finally knowing your worth and not letting people walk all over you anymore. I was done letting that be my narrative and needed to write a ‘scream sing in the car kind of song’ to let it all go. This song helped me realize the right kind of friendships, relationships, and self love I deserved to have moving forward.”

Head inside to listen to the song and to watch Busy Philipps’ video… More Here! »

Indie Pop Singer Frankie Bird Drops 'Float,' the Last Song She Wrote in Her 20s - Watch the Video!

Indie pop singer Frankie Bird is back with her third new song of 2023 and it’s a special one!

Frankie says “Float” is the last song that she wrote in her 20s and feels like the “final lesson” she needed to learn before closing that decade.

“I wrote ‘Float’ about three days before my 30th birthday, making it the last song I wrote in my twenties,” she told Atwood Magazine. “It poured out of me really quickly and felt like the final lesson I needed to learn before closing the decade. I spent so much of my late twenties feeling like I was getting nowhere because I was fighting the current of my life. I was trying to swim upstream to get to where I used to be, instead of allowing myself to think that there might be a different route that could be better for me.”

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Frankie Bird Yearns for Simpler Times in New Song 'When We Were Young' - Watch the Video!

Frankie Bird is back with another new song following her reintroduction into the music world last month!

The California-based singer-songwriter, formerly known as FRANKIE, just dropped her new track “When We Were Young” along with an accompanying music video.

“When We Were Young is about the fallout of a relationship and friendship I had after mixing music, love and business; the first card to fall in my house of cards after building everything together and all the repercussions I faced when I was warned not to mix worlds,” Frankie said in a statement. “It’s about not knowing if you’ll ever get back what you had before you were romantic, when you were just best friends and none of the complications of business got in the way. Wishing you could go back to simpler times when you were young and free.”

Last month, Frankie dropped her song “Twenty Nothing” and it marked a rebirth of her music career.

Watch the new music video below and download the song on iTunes!

Frankie Bird Reintroduces Herself with 'Twenty Nothing,' Her First New Music Since 2021 - Watch the Video!

Meet Frankie Bird!

The California-based singer-songwriter, formerly known as FRANKIE, is back with her new song “Twenty Nothing,” marking her first new music in years.

“Twenty Nothing is all about the high highs and low lows of my twenties and how I figured out how to push forward and reinvent myself during the pandemic; not just as a musician, but as a person. How I turned nothing into something,” Frankie said in a statement.

She continued, “During lockdown I started writing songs on my guitar just for me, processing everything I had gone through to help me heal, never thinking they would ever be recorded or released. Twenty Nothing was the song I was most nervous to share with people because it was everything I was too scared to say out loud and ironically is the first I’m sharing. The music video is filled with metaphors; different ages throughout the decade, people flooding in and out depending on my status, feeling easily replaceable, feeling frozen in time while everyone else moves on with their lives, breaking down and momentum stopping, to finally being saved by my guitar as it takes me to where I was always meant to be.”

Watch the music video below and download Frankie Bird‘s music on iTunes!

FRANKIE Drops New EP 'Cocoon,' Explains How She Came Up with the Name - Listen Now!

FRANKIE has dropped her new EP, Cocoon!

The 29-year-old singer, who is one of our favorite up-and-coming artists, has slowly been releasing songs from the EP over the last year and now the full release is here.

Frankie took to her Instagram Stories on Friday (October 15) to explain the origin of the name Cocoon and the writing process for the EP.

Cocoon is finally out in the world! When I started this EP we were in lockdown and I couldn’t go to the studio. I would write songs in my bedroom, record vocals in my closet and have sessions over zoom. All the while I’d look outside my window and see butterflies everywhere,” Frankie said. “I made an intention at the start of the process that I wanted to be a better artist and person by the time I was out of it. I wanted to transform.”

She continued, “I thought of the name ‘Cocoon’ at that moment but then I forgot about it and my intention and went on with the rest of the year. I’m not one to experience manifestation but boy oh boy this time I did. I struggled, got down, lost myself, my purpose, and the path I resisted persisted. At my lowest point I threw my hands up and told the universe I’d go wherever it wanted me to. So I wrote and wrote and wrote songs with @mrmahinui about everything the past decade had taught me. I said yes to going places and letting new people in.”

“One fateful night I met @bratchebeats who introduced me to @beles.music who introduced me to @austin_myles_grant and the four of us are now bringing all these new songs to life. I grew, processed, healed, and you guessed it, transformed. I now realize I had to go through all of that to get here. To these songs. To this story. To finally make my upcoming debut album. Had to kill the caterpillar to live as the butterfly. So until the album is out, please enjoy Cocoon and know that the last song was made by this out, new crew and a taste of what’s to come. As the song says, ‘So I’ll leave this with you and when I return I’ll be brand new.’ Until then, trust the process. Things don’t happen to you, they happen for you. Love you all,” she concluded.

Stream the EP below on Spotify and download it now on iTunes!

FRANKIE Drops a New Breakup Song, 'Don't Look At Me Like I'm Still Your Girl' - Listen Now!

Indie pop singer FRANKIE just released the breakup song that you’ll be bopping to all summer long.

The 29-year-old singer’s new song “Don’t Look At Me Like I’m Still Your Girl” is streaming now wherever you listen to music!

“Don’t Look At Me Like I’m Still Your Girl. You know we needed a breakup song on the EP,” Frankie wrote on Instagram while teasing the song earlier this month.

Frankie has already released four songs from the new EP – “The Catch,” “The Hard Way,” “Almost Famous,” and “Home Alone.”

You can download the full EP right now on iTunes or stream it on Spotify. Listen to the new single below, via YouTube.

Frankie‘s 2019 EP STA7GES is definitely worth a listen as well. Go check it out!

FRANKIE Drops 'The Catch,' a Song She Calls Her Pandemic Creation - Listen Now!

FRANKIE, one of our favorite up-and-coming artists, has dropped her new song “The Catch” and you can listen here!

The 29-year-old singer is best known for her songs like “New Obsession” and “Ghost,” a collaboration with her pal Scott Hoying.

Frankie says of the new song, “The Catch is a true peak pandemic creation. Written in my bedroom over zoom with my co-writer who lives in Australia, finished over zoom with my producer who lives in Canada, and all vocals recorded in Los Angeles by myself… in my closet.”

“The Catch is about finding the right kind of love where there are no red flags or games like past relationships, and realizing that ‘the catch’ of this situation might be… that you have found a catch,” she added.

You can get “The Catch” right now on iTunes or stream the song below via Spotify!