Country Breakout Artist Molly Lovette Opens Up After a Friendship Breakup
- Haley
- Apr 22, 2024
- 2 min read
NASHVILLE, TENN. – Country breakout artist Molly Lovette’s latest release Not Even My Ex delves into the emotions that come along with friendships and what happens when they are over. The single is now available on all digital streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and more.
Continuing into the new year, Molly Lovette is not slowing down any time soon. Following the success of her latest single, Clean Break, she is delving into a more emotional and very relatable space with Not Even My Ex. For anyone who has gone through a friend breakup, you know there is nothing easy about it. “Losing a friend is a whole different kind of heartbreak, and I'm sure we've all been there at some point in our lives,” Molly shares. “I wanted to give us a song to help navigate all of the overwhelming emotions - anger, sadness, confusion.” In writing this song, Molly says that it helped her to put words to her emotions and was a very healing process. "Breakups are a part of life, but it hurts, and I hope this song brings the same healing it did for me to anyone who hears it.”
Written by Molly, alongside Amy Asher, Julia Larkin, and Megan Wilder and produced by Briana Tyson, Not Even My Ex contrasts her previous single Clean Break. One is sassy and empowering, while the other is full of empathy and fragility. These show off not only Molly’s lyricism and emotional range, but her musical range as well. With band members Ben Sailors and Luke Zajdel who also played on the song, Molly created a sense of melancholy and heartache that is palpable through her compelling vocals.
With over a million streams just on Spotify, Molly has been featured in numerous TV placements, endless press interviews, national and international radio airplay, music videos airing on The Country Network and Heartland, a Forbes feature under her belt, and so much more. She has also received awards for International Artist of the Year (Live Country Sessions), Artist of the Year (Southern Fellow) and was nominated for Artist to Watch (Country Revolution). Molly is taking the world by storm and winning the hearts of country fans everywhere. She received recognition and was honored from her home state of Missouri, on behalf of Governor Michael L. Parson, for her endless dedication to her craft and for being a role model to her fans. She wrapped up an impressive year to date, touring throughout the southeast region and opening for major artists including Ashley McBryde, Dierks Bentley and Priscilla Block. With continuous touring all throughout 2024, Molly is listening to her fans and continuously giving them more music this year.
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