Love You Later Is Set to Release New Single “Keepintouch”
Solo alternative-pop artist Lexi Aviles, better known as Love You Later is set to release a vulnerable yet expressive new single “Keepintouch” on March 18. Aviles has left fans impatiently wanting more after her last single release back in November of 2021, and the rising 23-year-old indie star is finally back with that euphoric vibe we all know and love.
Although the song has not been released to the public yet, Aviles gives the public a sneak peak into the meaning behind it. “Keepintouch is co-written by Nashville-based songwriters Bre Kennedy and Kyle Dreaden. Love You Later divulges to listeners about her constant feeling of discomfort with being alone, but is currently on a personal journey to grow, find peace and feel content with her own company.
“We finally came up with the concept for the song once I came to this strange realization – I felt more connected to myself when I had other people around me, but I knew that I really needed to learn to be alone again in order to truly feel connected with myself,” said Aviles.
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Over the years, the alternative-pop artist has created a signature sound for herself in the industry. When vibing to a Love You Later original you can expect immersion into her shimmering, dream-like aura, complimented by electric melodies and honest lyrics.
“The singer writes from the heart much like how today’s underground favorites Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail does. Her writing and music come together in such a vulnerable, lush, and beautiful way,” said Robert Frezza, writer for LADYGUNN.
Along with LADYGUNN, Aviles has gained support from other prominent tastemakers such as American Songwriter, The Line of Best Fit, FLAUNT, EUPHORIA, and more. Since her career began, Love You Later has also preformed at SXSW as an official artist, and last year she sold out at Nashville’s EXIT/IN event to maximize her exposure as an artist. Her hustle in the music industry has opened her up to the opportunity to open for notable artists like OneRepublic, Dayglow, and Briston Maroney.
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Lexi has had an “unusual” love for music, and drive to create for as long as she can remember. Even when she didn’t have a studio to produce music in during the earlier years of her career, she would make the lyrical magic happen in her friend’s garage. Along with the constant love and support from her mother to follow her dreams, Aviles has made it to where she is today and continues to progress in the competitive industry.
For more information on Love You Later, and her upcoming single “Keepintouch” that will stream on all platforms this week, click here. To check out more up and coming artists, click here.