Review: "Growing Pains" - Piper Phillips
- Lauren Nolan
- 9 minutes ago
- 2 min read
NYC-based entrepreneur and social media influencer Piper Phillips just released her debut single, “Growing Pains.” “Growing Pains” is a sparkly, disco-influenced pop track, released just in time for summer. The song follows in line with Phillips’ social media presence. Like much of her content, “Growing Pains” is a motivational track about self-improvement and achieving goals. It discusses the winding road of personal growth. It’s a song to listen to remind yourself that you can do anything you want to in this life. With this self-released debut, Piper Phillips is already showing potential as a feel-good musical artist bound for your dance playlists.
It’s hard not to want to dance while listening to “Growing Pains.” The upbeat, glimmering production absolutely soars in the chorus. There’s a wonderfully nostalgic quality to “Growing Pains.” The sound is an 80s synthwave throwback with a modern twist. Fans of artists like Dua Lipa would find lots to love within Phillips’ debut. The earworm sound of it all also coincides with the track’s message. The beat pumps with energy as Phillips describes the growing pains of self-improvement. “Growing Pains” is an impressively thought-out, refined pop debut that establishes Piper Phillips as an artist to look out for.
Piper Phillips is a NYC-based musician, entrepreneur, and social media personality. She is the founder of the brand “SELF-EMPLOYED” and has acquired over 170,000 followers across apps like TikTok and Instagram with her content creation. She specializes in spreading awareness for self-improvement and alternative career paths. And now, she is adding music to her resume. “Growing Pains” is her just debut, with more to come in the works. Within less than a month, the track has already over 22,000 streams on Spotify with Phillips herself gaining 12,000-plus monthly listeners. It’s clear her career is just getting started and you can listen to “Growing Pains” on all major streaming services now.
Written By Lauren Nolan
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