‘Soccer Mommy’ is a grungy new release from lauded emerging artist Shalom

The track is from the artist's forthcoming debut LP Sublimation.

The track is from the artist’s forthcoming debut LP Sublimation.

Rising US artist Shalom has showed off a grungier and edgier side to her sound on her excellent new single ‘Soccer Mommy’, providing a stark contrast to the lush, laid-back pop appeal of ‘Happenstance’.

The track is something of a tribute to its namesake artist and the things that the artist has been through listening to her, and serves as a stellar addition to Shalom’s growing catalogue of tracks. From more intense feel to the darkness of the track’s atmosphere and lyrics, ‘Soccer Mommy’ showcases Shalom in a new light, and continues to establish what an exciting and thoughtful artist she is.

“This song is about a time in my life that I used to be very upset and embarrassed about, but now I’m like, wow, I feel so much better after writing this song.” Shalom says of the track. “It’s called ‘Soccer Mommy’ because I got my driver’s license in late 2019 and spent my first year on the road listening to Color Theory and thinking about my 20-year-old self who didn’t deserve the things that happened to her. I love Soccer Mommy. I’m terrified of driving, but I always felt brave listening to “Circle The Drain” on 287 south.”