Evalyn Kicks It Up A Notch With Her Thrilling Innovation “The Feeling”

Los Angeles-based creator Evalyn has concocted a gripping new release. Entitled, "The Feeling," the song is an exhilarating burst of sound inspired by the uplifting energy of 2010s music.

Packed with stirring, infectious melodies over energetic rhythms and rich bass, it’s designed to light up every dance floor. This single is the first glimpse into her most ambitious album yet, A Quiet Life, set to be released soon. The track takes hold of all the senses and leaves the listener with a tingling rush. The compelling lyrics, “Don’t fight the feeling / You like it a lot / In the worst way,” beautifully express the intoxicating power of giving in to your emotions. The accompanying visuals radiate the same intensity, as Evalyn vividly releases everything inside her.


For the past decade, Evalyn has made a lasting impact on the music scene—sharing the stage with Jai Wolf at Coachella and the famed Greek Theatre, and turning heads with performances at SXSW and CRSSD. Her sound has amassed over 130 million streams and led to collaborations with top-tier artists including Dillon Francis, San Holo, Tritonal, It's Murph, and RAC. “The Feeling” definitely lives up to the hype.

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