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We Don't Stand Alone

by Kailie Simpson

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We Don't Stand Alone

Kailie Simpson

Following up on her widely acclaimed debut, Kailie Simpson returns with a bold, electrifying sophomore release that cements her as a powerhouse in modern rock. Blending the raw soul of 70’s rock, the grit of early 2000s alternative, and the depth of blues-infused storytelling, Simpson’s latest work is bigger, sharper, and unapologetically her own.

If her debut was about self-discovery, this new era is about pure, unfiltered energy. Fueled by soaring guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and powerhouse vocals, this next batch of music is high-octane, rebellious, and undeniably fun. It’s rock ‘n’ roll for the girls — for the ones who want to scream the lyrics, dance like nobody's watching, and feel completely in the moment. Simpson taps into the kind of electrifying spirit that makes rock music timeless— melding attitude, anthems, and a whole lot of heart.

Simpson has spent the past few years cutting her teeth on some of New York City’s most legendary stages, from The Bitter End to The Cutting Room, earning a reputation for live performances that leave audiences breathless. The stage is where she thrives, where her music takes on a life of its own. Whether it’s a whispered confession or a full-throttle explosion of sound, Simpson doesn’t just perform— she pulls you in, holds you there, and makes you feel every note.

Teaming up with acclaimed producers Tommy McCormick and Gabe Valle at Big And Tall Recording, this next chapter in her career brings a fuller, richer sound that amplifies everything she’s already known for. With a lineup of new singles set for release, she’s gearing up to redefine what it means to be an artist in today’s rock landscape.

A New Jersey native, Simpson embodies the grit, passion, and relentless drive of her home state, bringing a fearless. no-holds-barred energy to everything she does.

This is Kailie Simpson at her most dynamic, her most fearless. The voice is bigger. The songs hit harder. The performances are more magnetic than ever. If her debut put her on the map, this new era is about proving she’s here to stay.