A vibrant pop gem that celebrates ambition and encourages us to dream big.
Australian artist Zola Sky (aka Lauren Paszkowski) is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, and actor whose passion for music eventually pulled her from behind the scenes to the spotlight. After spending her early post-school years working in video production and marketing for music festivals and touring artists, she realized something was missing—she didn’t just want to help create the moment, she wanted to be the moment. That leap of faith leads us to her debut pop single, “Travis Kelce.”
On Instagram, Zola explained that the song captures a cultural shift she’s noticed in modern pop. Instead of the usual “bad b*tch, I don’t need a man” anthems, she sees more women embracing the idea that ambition and independence can coexist with wanting love and partnership. You can chase goals, build an empire, and still crave someone who cheers you on—just like Kelce does for Taylor Swift.
“Travis Kelce” delivers an uplifting mix of bright production, spirited melodies, and a vibe that practically radiates positivity. Zola’s lyrics blend lighthearted flexes—“One thing you need to know about me is that I want a lot: cash, clout, Lamborghinis”—with sweeter moments of longing, like wondering if her future partner will support her dreams when she’s “dancing at the Grammys.”
With its playful charm, clever wordplay, and feel-good energy, “Travis Kelce” is a catchy pop introduction that champions big dreams and bigger ambition. It’s vibrant, fun, and the perfect soundtrack for anyone manifesting success and a hype partner rolled into one.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
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