Irish pop-soul riser Edwina van Kuyk is closing out her breakout year with a winter balm of a single, “Find My Way (ft. Martello),” set for release on Tuesday, December 2. After spending 2024 quietly but confidently becoming one of Limerick’s most compelling new voices, she’s stepping into the colder months with a track that leans into the stillness of the season—warm, reflective, and unmistakably hers.

The new single arrives on the heels of her EP Feels So Right, a project that pushed van Kuyk from promising newcomer to national presence. The record landed her a performance on Ireland’s 6 O’Clock Show and spun its title track into RTÉ 2FM’s coveted Track of the Week slot, while radio stations from 98FM to Today FM locked onto her smoky tone and hook-driven songwriting. It’s the kind of year that quietly reshapes careers, and van Kuyk seems fully aware of the momentum she’s carrying into winter.

Long before the airplay and televised slots, though, van Kuyk was already carving out a reputation as a collaborator with range. She’s shared writing rooms and stages with artists across Ireland and beyond, moving fluidly between intimate acoustic sessions at Pepper Canister Church and Whelan’s to Nashville showcases at the Bluebird Café. That collaborative spirit surfaces again on “Find My Way,” co-written with Martello and brought to life by producer Herman Franke, with Cian O’Donoghue on mix and master duties—an indie-leaning dream team threading warmth through every layer.

But at its core, “Find My Way” is van Kuyk at her most vulnerable. “I feel like this time of year can be really hard for a lot of people,” she says, noting the emotional inventory that late autumn quietly demands. “This song is about the places we find home, and the people that make it.” It’s a sentiment that hits with seasonal gravity: as the year cools and the nights lengthen, van Kuyk offers a track that feels like a hand on the shoulder, guiding listeners back to themselves.