Going into her 20s, a woman often experiences a set of frequently-overlooked issues– friendships changing, romantic turmoil and self-doubt– struggles held captive in the confines of diaries and Notes apps everywhere.

For all the heartbroken, angsty and slightly crossfaded girls, Leanna Firestone is writing to you.

It’s as simple as this: it’s Leanna Firestone’s world, and we are just living in it!! We have been massive Leanna Firestone fans ever since hearing ‘You Just Didn’t Like Me That Much’ on TikTok back in 2022, so getting to dissect her upcoming album with her was truly our greatest pleasure.

Leanna Firestone is going back to her Nashville roots with new single, “Town Ain’t Big Enough,” that screams karaoke at a country bar.

In a space where authenticity plays a central role in meaningful storytelling, indie singer-songwriter Leanna Firestone has set her tone with beautiful melodies, including her latest release, "Victory Lap."

Leanna Firestone is known for her ability to release a fun, upbeat track followed immediately by an introspective cry-fest of a song, and her new single “Victory Lap” definitely falls into that first category. “Victory Lap,” released March 4, screams “I won the breakup” on top of an intoxicating piano and drums mix. 

Today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to Leanna Firestone. We think you’ll enjoy our conversation, we’ve shared it below.

From writing fanfiction to touring internationally, Firestone reveals her creative evolution and inspiration behind her latest single.

It All Begins Here

“Keeping Score” is one of very few songs in my discography that is not based on a true story. I was just so inspired by all the country songs I grew up listening to about women murdering their husbands that I decided to write something in that vein!