Rising R&B artist Larissa Lambert ushers in a new chapter with the release of her first single of 2026, “I Love You Out Loud.” Known for blending sound, emotion, and cinematic world-building, Larissa continues to define a space that feels both otherworldly and deeply intimate.
Produced by multi-platinum producer Khaled Rohaim (Rihanna,The Kid Laroi, Ariana Grande), “I Love You Out Loud” is a haunting, mesmerizing record that feels like stepping into another universe. The song envelops listeners in a dreamlike state where love and longing linger, and emotion is felt as much as it is heard. It captures the vulnerability of loving deeply and openly: a fearless expression of devotion that refuses to stay quiet, instead rising outward and unapologetic.
The record continues Larissa’s exploration of emotional duality; balancing softness with power, intimacy with intensity. Her voice moves effortlessly through these layers, delivering a performance that is both delicate and commanding.
Raised in Ballarat, Australia, Larissa first turned to music as a form of emotional release; an instinct that has since grown into a world of her own. Rooted in nature, her artistry draws from mossy forests, organic textures, and quiet, living landscapes, shaping a visual and sonic identity that feels both grounded and otherworldly. It’s this connection to the natural world that sets her apart, allowing her to build an immersive universe that extends far beyond the music.
Following a successful 2025 that saw co-signs from SZA, Ty Dolla $ign, Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, and more, Larissa Lambert has cultivated a growing international audience drawn not only to her voice, but to the immersive emotional world she creates around it. With “I Love You Out Loud,” she expands that vision further – where music, imagery, and feeling exist as one, and each release becomes an entry point into her evolving universe.
As she gears up to release her debut album, the single sets the tone for what’s to come: a cohesive body of work rooted in yearning, romance, and transformation, designed not just to be heard; but to linger.
