Karlie's second single, "See Her," is the confident leap into the spotlight, the synth-presented anthem that's not memories or evolution. After the quiet optimism of "There Will Be Light," this track is the life-affirming mirror moment we often need, glistening with 80s pop memories and soaking in self-realization.
Karlie's voice soars with direction, ushering you from the internal mist of self-doubt to a more caring, loving self-image. The chorus arrives with the drop of an emotional exhalation, a beat-fueled assertion that confidence is really about not transforming into someone different but realizing who and where you've always been.
"See Her" is a statement that beats with Karlie's new signature emotional clarity. Stop downplaying your light and start basking in the reflection that's been there all along. The production on the track, which she made with her longtime collaborator Geronimo Latumeten, is simultaneously cinematic and intimate, with neon-soaked nights and internal pep talks that finally stick. It is layered, addictive, and grounded in vulnerability-turned-power.
You can hear Karlie toeing the line between the timeless gloss of Dua Lipa and the dancefloor sparkle of Kylie Minogue, but she remains untouchably herself, raw, relatable, and refreshing. "See Her" adds new chapters to Karlie's story and changes its shape. This is about revelation.
The artwork for the single, Karlie kissing her own reflection, visually crystallizes what the track's about in one punchy image, embracing yourself in your face and unashamed. As Karlie keeps dropping more of her debut album, "See Her" is a brave reminder that sometimes the most courageous thing we can do isn't just look in the mirror. It's finally looking in the mirror and acknowledging our power. With "See Her," Karlie discovers her sound and helps others to do so.
Reviewed by LyricalOdyssey Music
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June 19, 2025
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