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DEVON COLE SHARES NEW SINGLE “CALL U AFTER REHAB”

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2 years ago

March 14, 2023

ANNOUNCES SXSW SHOWS & CANADIAN TOUR DATES WITH VALLEY

Toronto-based alt-pop singer and songwriter Devon Cole is back today with her new single, “Call U After Rehab,” out on Arista Records.

Following her hit singles like “W.I.T.C.H.” and “Hey Cowboy,” “Call U After Rehab” exemplifies Devon’s softer side. “’Call U After Rehab’ is my most vulnerable release yet,” says Devon. “It’s a love song about pausing a relationship in order to take care of myself. I was putting off my issues for a while and finding any way to justify my bad habits. Deciding to say goodbye to my closest comforts, to give myself the space and time to heal, felt like ripping off a bandaid that had been there for ages. And this release kind of feels the same, in some ways. I hope people can relate by interpreting the rehab idea however they want to.”

Catchily packaging social truths in repeat worthy pop bops, 24-year-old Devon Cole has quietly emerged as an enigmatic and engaging force to be reckoned with over the past year. Her buzzing smash “W.I.T.C.H.” (Woman in Total Control of Herself) has eclipsed 70 million streams and counting. Following this success, she maintained her momentum with the endlessly catchy sex-positive anthem “Hey Cowboy.”

Since signing to Arista Records in 2022, Devon has reached the precipice of a major breakthrough. She’s already amassed millions of streams across her repertoire, received critical acclaim from tastemakers Billboard, BUSTLE and EARMILK, and recently nabbed a 2023 Juno Award nomination for ‘Breakthrough Artist of the Year’ and a 2023 Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Award nomination for Favorite Breakout Artist.

Listen to “Call U After Rehab” on all streaming platforms:
https://devon-cole.lnk.to/CallUAfterRehab

Devon Cole Tour Dates (opening for Valley):
March 17 – Austin, TX @ Mohawk (Indoors) @ 1PM
March 17 – Austin, TX @ Carpenter Hotel @ 9:30PM
April 13 – Montreal, QC @ Petit Campus
April 14 – Ottawa, ON @ Bronson Centre
April 15 – Toronto, ON @ The Danforth Music Hall
May 23 – Vancouver, BC @ Hollywood Theatre

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Singer/Songwriter Aro Rose To Release Highly Anticipated New Single “Live Without You” On June 29th, 2025

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2 days ago

June 19, 2025

Jimmy Star

American singer/songwriter Aro Rose is set to release her highly anticipated new single, “Live Without You,”worldwide on June 29th, 2025.

Born in Manhattan, Aro Rose discovered her love for music at an early age, quickly becoming a self-taught pianist and prolific lyricist. She began recording in 2017 at Executive 15 Studio in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. After signing with Parliament Records in Los Angeles, she later parted ways with the label in 2019, marking the start of her journey as a fiercely independent artist.

Aro Rose’s sound is a rich tapestry woven from a variety of musical influences. Her songs echo the retro-futuristic flair of Lana Del Rey, the soulful depth of Adele, and the emotional storytelling of classic singer-songwriters. Her creative process begins at the piano, evolving into evocative songs through the addition of lyrics and instrumentation. Longtime collaborators Gabriel Maciocia (producer) and Robert Federici (engineer) have helped shape her signature style—dark pop infused with synths, guitars, and a hauntingly melancholic tone.

Her debut album, Damaged, released in 2022, showcased her cinematic sensibilities and lyrical honesty, drawing inspiration from both life and film.

Now, Aro Rose is back with a powerful new single, “Live Without You”—a poignant ballad that explores the heartbreak of losing someone you once believed was your soulmate. The track, produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Scott Carter, is a testament to resilience and emotional growth, capturing the bittersweet process of letting go to find inner peace.

“Live Without You” will be available globally on June 29th, 2025 across all major streaming platforms.

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