Evalyn Dances Through Heartache on Neon-Drenched ‘Boys Girls’
Evalyn
Immersive, fun, danceable, and even nostalgic: that’s ‘Boys Girls‘, the latest single by dance-pop singer Evalyn. Just weeks after her previous release, the Los Angeles-based artist is back in the spotlight, continuing her ascent toward becoming pop royalty on the dancefloor.
“We had so much fun working and reworking production until it felt like it hit right—I wanted to capture that feeling of Instagram stalking your ex-situationship and then spinning out a little.”
Evalyn
‘Boys Girls’ arrives with a video that feels just as fresh as the song itself. Set against a sky-blue backdrop, Evalyn dances freely in neon tones, framed by a static camera, a nod to audiovisual aesthetics that dominated the late 90s and early 2000s.
‘Boys Girls’ landed on streaming platforms shortly after the release of ‘The Feeling’ a euphoric track inspired by the high-energy pop of the 2010s, filled with explosive visuals and unrestrained choreography.
Having collaborated with artists like Louis the Child, San Holo, and RAC, and performed on major stages including Coachella and the Greek Theatre, Evalyn remains committed to an emotionally raw and unfiltered narrative style.
‘Boys Girls’ not only adds another broken-hearted anthem to her catalog, it also offers a glimpse of what’s to come on A Quiet Life, her forthcoming album written during a deeply transformative time: motherhood. A journey that, according to her, has changed her entirely and infused her songs with subtle, smart lyricism beyond just dancefloor appeal.
Thanks to her infectious beats and a cohesive, polished visual aesthetic seen throughout her videos and images, Evalyn has carved out a solid creative identity, one that’s reintroducing dance-pop to a younger generation.
With the timeless quality that defines her sound, ‘Boys Girls’ is destined to land on those evergreen playlists. This kind makes you feel deeply without having to dissect every word. Something urgent and necessary in today’s world.