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Kings of A&R favorite Alyssa Caroline is back with “Butterflies,” her fastest-streaming release to date, as she approaches 50,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Built around the rush of new love, the song captures its feeling in the lyric, “Fill me up with butterflies.”

Alyssa is steadily building her audience by releasing song after song and letting the music lead. When she’s not writing or recording in Nashville with producer Tom Michael, she’s sharpening her live performance skills as the lead singer in a cover band. That steady creative partnership with Tom is producing track after track, while keeping each release natural and unforced.

With its romantic lyrics and feel-good pop energy, “Butterflies” could fit right in on Spotify’s Love Pop and Feel Good Pop Mix playlists.

In a crowded online music scene, Alyssa stands out by putting her focus on songwriting and releases instead of chasing attention with a constant stream of social media content. “Butterflies” is another step forward for an artist building her career through the songs themselves.

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