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Pop artist and model Jadelyn drops her new single, “Throw It Back,” reflecting on youth and high school memories. The track encourages listeners to embrace the present before time slips away. With over 5 million Spotify streams and a Top 200 spot on the Dance Charts, Jadelyn’s music continues to gain attention.

Starting out in small-town Washington State, Jadelyn began singing country music in local coffee shops and talent shows. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2018, she’s explored various genres and worked with other artists to find her unique sound. Her music has landed placements on Spotify’s New Music Friday playlists and earned recognition from DJ legends like Tiesto and Don Diablo.

With “Throw It Back,” Jadelyn shares a personal side of herself through her music, aiming to inspire others to embrace who they are. She explains, “Maybe it’s the varsity quarterback you thought you’d marry or the best friend who moved away after graduation and slowly faded from your life. So much has changed since you knew each other as kids, and this song is my own daydream of how I feel like that encounter would go and what our conversation might look like if we happened to run into each other today.”

The track is sure to find a home on playlists such as Throwback Hits, Indie Pop Chillout, Feel Good Pop, and Good Vibes. Perfect for anyone looking to relive the past while staying grounded in the present.

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