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Bianca Hosking shares a reflective new chapter with Liberty, a slow-burning, mid-tempo melancholic pop track that leans into feeling over flash. There’s a familiar sense of emotional storytelling—echoes of Taylor Swift’s early influence—but Bianca quickly finds her own voice, grounded in atmosphere and restraint.

Based in Melbourne, Bianca approaches songwriting as a process of discovery, pulling from the subconscious and allowing moments to reveal themselves as she writes. “Liberty” captures that instinct perfectly, unfolding patiently and creating what she describes as a time stamp—a preserved feeling the listener can step into and make their own.

Infused with dream-pop textures and inspiration from artists like Lana del Rey, Kacey Musgraves, and Frank Ocean, the song feels intimate yet expansive. It fits naturally alongside emotionally driven pop on Spotify playlists such as New Music Friday, Indie Pop, Pop Chillout, Chill Pop, Sad Girl Starter Pack, and Dreamy Pop, where mood and storytelling lead the experience.

With live performance experience and a community-first approach to music, “Liberty” feels like a confident step forward for Bianca Hosking—an understated, thoughtful release that values connection over noise.

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