Lisa Heller Still Thinks About “U LIKE THAT”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

An irresistible alternative rock tune you’ll want to hear on repeat. 

Lisa Heller, a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter originally from Connecticut, describes her music as “an unfiltered reflection of her experiences.” Standing at just 5’2″, her powerful, soaring voice has connected with thousands of listeners worldwide. Heller has performed across the globe, opening for notable artists such as Yung Gravy, COIN, Hippo Campus, MisterWives, Chelsea Cutler, and Bryce Vine. Her discography includes standout tracks like “LOSER!,” “Crushing On Straight Girls,” and “Come Back to Me.” Her latest release is the alternative rock single “U LIKE THAT.”

With its infectious guitar riffs and bold, driving beats, “U LIKE THAT” delivers an energetic and captivating soundscape that perfectly complements its emotionally charged narrative. Lyrics like, “Holding onto something I knew we never had, Held up on you, living rent-free in my head, I’m getting sick of this, Pretending you and I could fit but, If I’m honest I still think about you like that,” reveal the artist’s raw reflection on the magnetic pull of desire and the lingering thoughts of someone you’re better off without. Powered by passionate vocals and ear-catching pop-rock elements, Lisa Heller presents an irresistible alternative rock anthem that demands to be played on repeat. So hit play, turn up the volume, and let the sweet sounds of “U LIKE THAT” take you away.


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