A feel-good indie pop tune that’s totally chill.

Klaz is a musical project born from a desire to create “music without deadlines, briefs, or expectations.” After years of composing for media, Klaz sought to return to music’s roots—treating it as a personal diary, a space of freedom where chill, jazz, and pop can blend seamlessly, guided purely by feeling. Previous releases include reflective and creative tracks such as “It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way,” “One More Time,” “Good Morning,” and “Un collage acoustique pour l’image.” Now, Klaz is back with a new indie pop single, “Shut Up,” the first offering from the upcoming EP Un Collage de vers Chantés.

“Shut Up” features a laid-back, feel-good instrumental that instantly draws you in. The warm and atmospheric production supports a message that’s equal parts refreshing and thought-provoking. With lines like “You paint the world in words so bright, big ideas, your midnight flights. But baby, it’s a little too loud. Let’s let the quiet wear the crown,” the song invites listeners to embrace silence, savor the present moment, and appreciate life’s subtle beauty.

Described by Klaz on Instagram as “perfect for zoning out and tuning in,” this track delivers both sonic serenity and emotional depth. Powered by its inspirational lyrics and dreamy melodies, “Shut Up” is an indie pop gem that feels like a deep breath in song form. So go ahead—press play, lean back, and let Klaz guide you into a moment of peaceful introspection.

Shari Hirsch

Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.