Taylors wistful, Gen Z anthem “QUARTER LIFE CRISIS” hit the internet in 2022 and compelled an audience struggling with their newfound adulthood to share their own photos and stories on TikTok soundtracked by her lyrics, “I swear 16 was yesterday, but now I’m closer to 28.” The trending audio amassed nearly half a million fan-made videos, including posts from celebrities like Drew Barrymore and Kevin Jonas, and “QUARTER LIFE CRISIS” quickly accumulated over 45 million streams.

Taylors subsequent EPs, “grown up and lonely” and “This Isn’t Me Missing You,” continued to demonstrate her knack for writing honest and unfiltered songs. She kicked off 2024 with her single “I Like Mondays” which struck a chord with fans struggling with perfectionism, and that spring, she opened for Ron Pope on her first US tour.

In March of 2025, Taylor released “The Crime,” a song that focuses on violence against women, donating 30% of the proceeds from the song and video to The Circle, a global charity for women created by singer Annie Lennox. That summer, Taylor played her first headline shows and shortly after, hit the road with Charlotte Lawrence.

Her debut album, Nothing I Can’t Undo, is set for release July 17, 2026 followed by a full US headline tour.