Singer and actress Reneé Rapp has launched her emotionally uncooked debut EP Everything to Everyone by way of Interscope Records. The seven-song set is stacked with hovering ballads and polished pop anthems that spotlight The Sex Lives of College Girls star’s vocal prowess and versatile expertise.
The stripped-back title monitor and EP opener explores Rapp’s want to indicate up for the vital folks in her life. Next up is the singer’s breakout single “In the Kitchen,” which displays on a doomed relationship, and a model new monitor titled “Colorado” that expresses her want to go away Los Angeles behind. It’s the sort of unfiltered anthem that made her most up-to-date launch, “Don’t Tell My Mom,” so gut-wrenching.
On the monitor, Rapp particulars her tumultuous, tight knit relationship together with her mom. “Don’t tell my mom, I’m fallin’ apart,” she belts over minimal synths. “She hurts when I hurt, my scars are her scars.” The EP is rounded out by the songs “What Can I Do,” “Too Well,” and “Moon,” every of which showcases a barely totally different shade of Rapp’s musical palate. It’s the sort of assortment with a tune for each temper or emotional state.
After most likely 4 years of speaking about placing out a undertaking, my EP is right here,” Rapp says of the brand new launch. “I’m anxious and super fucking excited for you to hear. I hope you love it. and if you don’t love it, please don’t tell me. I’m super sensitive.”
The EP follows the singles “Don’t Tell My Mom,” “In the Kitchen,” and “Tattoos,” which have amassed greater than 22 million mixed streams. Throughout her profession, Rapp has displayed a knack for charming audiences with vibrant performances and unbridled power.
Outside of music, she stars within the hit HBO Max sequence The Sex Lives of College Girls, which has its season two premiere subsequent week.