Bubble Yum

Heart and Soul

A Reason to Live

La Toile du Temps

Only Once

You Don't Care

Back in NYC

This is a song about longing and regret and learning to move on.

One False Move

Swipe Left on Love

House of Pies

I'm the Prize

Something Will Happen to Me

EchoPop Supreme

Roleplay

You Cannot Stop the Night (Feat. EchoPop)

“Black Then White” is a song about breaking free from comforting lies, facing the truth head-on, and finding strength in what’s real — even when it hurts.

Black Then White

“Erewhon Girl” is a glossy, self-aware pop confessional about a woman performing perfection in a world that rewards appearances — a mirror held up to luxury, loneliness, and the quiet ache beneath the glow.

Erewhon Girl

“Everything Becomes Blah Blah Blah” is a playful, absurdist pop song about the impossibility of clear communication — a witty spiral of frustration, irony, and meaning that keeps slipping through your fingers.

Everything Becomes Blah Blah Blah

"Easier to Leave” is a tender, self-reckoning song about breaking the habit of running from love — a quiet anthem for learning to trust softness after living too long inside your own defenses.

Easier to Leave

“No One Was Surprised” is a wistful, cinematic reflection on youth, recklessness, and the quiet heartbreak of watching innocence fade under the California sun.

No One Was Surprised

“Friendly Deception” is a poetic exploration of art’s beautiful lie — a reflection on how truth and illusion intertwine to make us feel something real.

Friendly Deception

“Walking Contradiction” is a witty, honest anthem about dating fatigue, self-love, and the absurd comedy of men and women searching for connection in a world of mixed signals.

Walking Contradiction

“X” is a dark, poetic song about longing, tension, and unspoken desire — a redacted confession where every missing word reveals more than it hides.

It Never Rains in Southern California

The first episode of the original podcast Rationally Irrational (2016)

One Must Imagine Sisyphus Happy

Inspired by The Beatles, Roy Orbison, Missy Elliot, Amy Whinehouse, Queen, Franz Ferdinand, and the bright charm of bubblegum pop, EchoPop’s sound lives somewhere between nostalgia and the future. Her songs are catchy, emotional, and often playfully self-aware.

If EchoPop were a comic book hero, she would be The Professor of Pop, teaching life lessons through melody and turning heartbreak into hooks.

Her music moves across genres from indie pop to electro to rap, all with one purpose: to make you feel something and maybe laugh a little too.

Echo Pop

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