Sabrina Song’s music is a blueprint for how to break and unbreak your own heart. Within a constant state of contemplation, Song works through growing pains, existential dread and overcoming self-doubt. The sole producer and writer of her music, Song is a Long Island native now based in Brooklyn. Drawing from singer-songwriter and indie rock influences like Lucy Dacus, Carole King and Mitski, Song makes introspective, cathartic indie pop. With two EPs already under her belt, Song returned in 2021 with her single “Thaw." Featured on Spotify’s “Fresh Finds: Indie” playlist, "Thaw" explores the slowness of healing. Her live performance of the single for NPR’s 2021 Tiny Desk Contest was a favorite of Phoebe Bridgers, leading her to be featured in NPR’s Top Shelf series on All Songs Considered. A regular performer in New York, Song's creative endeavors have led her to perform on stages of all sizes, from Brooklyn staple Elsewhere to Boston Symphony Hall – most recently opening for Sarah Kinsley at NYC's Mercury Lounge. Her latest single “Good Night,” inspired by nights out in Brooklyn and the transition in and out of isolation, premiered in NYLON in October.