Rising pop force Kylie Cantrall releases her brand new EP Valley Girl Problems, available everywhere now. Produced by Tricky Stewart (Rihanna, Tyla) and written alongside Tayla Parx, the nine-track project marks a bold new chapter for Kylie continuing her evolution as both an artist and a cultural voice for a new generation. The new project is accompanied by an official music video for “Closet,” as well as visualizers for “Grwm,” “Valley Girl Problems,” Yuck,” “Girls Like You,” and “Space Between.” Stream Valley Girl Problems HERE and watch the video for “Closet,” and all visualizers HERE.
“I’ve always heard people say, ‘Write what you know,’ and that’s exactly what I did with this EP. ‘Valley Girl Problems’ truly captures everything I’ve experienced over the last year and how I’ve embraced this new chapter of my life – from the excitement of late nights out in the Valley with my friends to the devastating heartbreak that came with losing some of the people closest to me.
I wanted this project to feel like an emotional journey from start to finish, where the listener is riding shotgun with me in my Mini Cooper”
-Kylie Cantrall
The release follows Kylie’s standout singles, including fan favorite “Carrie Bradshaw,” produced by Tricky Stewart and written alongside Tayla Parx. Blending sharp lyricism with polished pop production, the track captures the essence of unapologetic self-expression and independence, drawing inspiration from one of pop culture’s most iconic characters.
Earlier this year, Kylie announced her signing to Republic Records in partnership with APG and Heroine Music – read the exclusive Billboard story HERE.
Ahead of the EP release, Kylie Cantrall also returned as “Red,” the daughter of the Queen of Hearts (Rita Ora), in Disney’s Descendants: Wicked Wonderland. Following the time-traveling events of 2024’s Descendants: The Rise of Red, the new film brings Red and Chloe into present-day Wonderland, where princess expectations, “happily ever after,” and the consequences of changing the fabric of time all come into question.