A captivating pop gem that feels wonderfully authentic and undeniably irresistible.
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Keni Titus crafts alt-pop music that sticks with you. Drawing inspiration from “coming-of-age, self-definition, and the contradictions of youth,” her songs blend raw emotion with playful wit, creating a sound that’s both timeless and modern.
Her latest release, “hands to myself,” comes with an official music video and sees Titus reflecting on love, self-discovery, and personal boundaries. On Instagram, she celebrated the track, giving shoutouts to collaborators Will Taylor and Jamie McLaughlin, who helped write the song in Nashville last winter: “Incredibly magical people, incredibly magical song. I hope you enjoy.”
Opening with shimmering guitars and warm, nostalgic beats, hands to myself delivers an emotionally immersive experience. Lyrics like “I love you / But not ’til I’ve had someone else / Remind me why I keep my hands to myself / I mean it, I’m mean but it’s good for my health” explore introspection, honesty, and self-reflection.
With haunting vocals, striking visuals, and a sense of curious authenticity, Keni Titus gives us a captivating alt-pop gem that’s impossible to resist. Press play, turn it up, and let hands to myself carry you to a reflective, dreamy space.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
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