A powerful dark pop gem that delivers an unflinching examination of betrayal and heartbreak.
San Diego-based, New Zealand-born Estella Dawn is a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose distinctive sound blends pop, soul, hip-hop, and rock. A true one-woman powerhouse, she writes, records, and co-produces all of her music.
Her latest release is the four-track pop EP You Didn’t Text Me, with the title track accompanied by an official lyric video. On YouTube, Estella described the song as “one of my most raw, unfiltered songs yet — a real-life story of betrayal, manipulation, and that moment when compassion finally fractures. Every lyric in this track really happened. It’s about that night when chaos, addiction, and emotional games pushed things too far — and survival meant drawing a line.”
“You Didn’t Text Me” pairs moody, atmospheric production with immersive tones that shape a deeply emotional and haunting backdrop. Lines like “You know that I don’t make light of other people’s demons / But you’re making it kinda hard to believe them” and “You’re telling me you lost your mind / But you picked her that night” find Estella calling out an ex’s reckless behavior with unmistakable honesty.
Driven by its raw narrative and Estella Dawn’s signature soulful delivery, the track stands as a striking dark-pop confession—one that examines betrayal and heartbreak with unflinching clarity. Press play and step into one of her most personal, yet universally relatable, releases to date.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
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