Amanda Bjorn’s Cathartic New Single “Molly” Heralds Great Things to Come
Amanda Bjorn is ready to shake things up with her debut album, “That Kind of Woman,” dropping in July 2025. “That Kind of Woman” is a raw dive into her life, capturing the chaos of balancing motherhood with the relentless grind of a music career, two things that surely must pull in wildly different directions simultaneously. Amanda tackles the messy realities of relationships, identity, and the often-taboo but terribly important topic of postpartum mental health.
Her songwriting journey is far from conventional. Imagine this: She’s at a workshop, navigating the depths of personal loss, when suddenly it all pours out—“Molly” is born. A raw, beautiful catharsis, the song captures her pain and transforms it into a powerful expression of authenticity. For Amanda, songwriting is a lifeline, a way to process life’s ups and downs.
Molly is a quietly stunning track—a seamless blend of Norah Jones’ warmth and Dido’s edge, striking the perfect balance between bittersweet emotion and quiet strength. It unfolds like a modern classic, wielding its emotional and sonic depth with precision—gentle yet unforgettable.
For her upcoming record, she teamed up with her longtime friend and producer, Aaron Stern, to bring this vision to life at Verdugo Sound in Los Angeles. The album features eleven tracks, showcasing collaborations with talented artists like Phillip Krohnengold and Michael Villiers. As she gears up to share her story, “That Kind of Woman” promises to resonate with anyone who’s ever felt the weight of their own journey as they try to keep everything held together.