Rising star Amirah springs into the next phase of her breakthrough story with today’s proud release of her second EP, all the things i didn’t say, executive produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Mustard. Through six masterfully crafted tracks, Amirah and Mustard invite listeners on a journey of flirtation, introspection, and fun that serves as a true introduction of the 19-year-old newcomer to larger audiences. Anchored by Amirah’s vivid storytelling and honeyed vocals and a collection of magnetic, enticing beats, all the things i didn’t say makes its creator’s voice loud and clear. Dive into all the things i didn’t say HERE. With all the things i didn’t say, Amirah channels different dimensions of love and life through her unique style. She daydreams on a tempting flirtation’s possibilities above a lush, piano-backed groove on “look at what you started,” playfully wrestles with an array of suitors over the genre-hopping “which one” and slows the tempo to mourn a lost chance on “girl got away,” a gorgeous lament in the traditional singer-songwriter vein. The EP contains singles, “i can’t” and “brain,” which have drawn critical acclaim. Remixd Magazine touted “brain” as “easily her most polished record yet,” and championed Amirah as “a storyteller in real time. With every release since, she’s tightened her songwriting, sharpened her tone, and leaned deeper into a blend of R&B, pop, and bedroom soul that feels entirely her own.” Listen to “brain” HERE and watch the visualizer HERE. “i can’t,” meanwhile, is an emotionally honest reckoning of the trials and tribulations of young love. Backed by shimmering cords and a hypnotic beat, lyrics like “Too deep ur in it/Wanna dip my toes/U just wanna dive” paint the scene before Amirah realizes, “I can’t be yours/I can’t give you what you need.” Listen to “i can’t” HERE and watch HERE. Among the brightest new prospects for Mustard’s celebrated 10 Summers label, Amirah released her debut EP, Wish It Wasn’t You, in 2024, the first offering of innocent-yet-insightful perspective. Building on her promise, she’s continued to invite listeners around the world into her genre-bending style and explored new dimensions of raw, heartfelt storytelling that have drawn acclaim and intrigue. Now with all the things i didn’t say, Amirah ascends to the natural next tier of her musical evolution, showcasing her limitless possibilities. all the things i didn’t say tracklisting1. “i can’t”2. “look at what you started”3. “brain”4. “which one”5. “spacious”6. “girl got away” Amirah – ‘all the things i didn’t say’ eEPRetail: https://Amirah.lnk.to/ATTIDS Follow Amirah: Instagram | TikTok | Website Amirah Press Images: https://umusic.box.com/s/4hqara525cp3ltxopdngx9zbqzckre5d About AmirahAmirah is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Virginia Beach, VA — the same creative hub that gave rise to icons like Missy Elliott, Pharrell, and Timbaland. A self-described “weird, alt kid,” she grew up playing piano and percussion, inspired by her poet mother to turn her thoughts into songs.When the world shut down during her eighth-grade year, Amirah began sharing covers and originals on TikTok. In 2021, her soulful rendition of Billie Eilish’s “Happier Than Ever”went viral with over 11 million views, catching the attention of Grammy-winning producer Mustard, who signed her to his 10 Summers/Interscope Records label just six months later. Her debut EP, Wish It Wasn’t You (2024), introduced her playful yet introspective style with songs like “Tokio,” “Beautiful,” and the powerhouse title track — a snapshot of teenage crushes, first heartbreaks, and self-discovery. Now entering her Sophomore year at NYU, Amirah is stepping into an era that blends her quirky charm with the raw honesty of a young woman navigating love, friendship, and independence.
Drawing from the mystique of Erykah Badu, the soul of Tems, and the world-building of Doechii, Tyler, the Creator, and Doja Cat, Amirah is carving out a lane all her own. With each release, she invites listeners to grow, dance, and feel alongside her — proving the “alt kid” can take center stage. |
