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The original track is a hyperpop delight and emotional highlight from the album with a pulsing beat under dreamy, siren vocals. ‘Everything Changes (But I Won’t)’ has quickly become a favourite on the record, reaching over 3 million Spotify streams.

As a well-loved track from the record, some fans are saying what draws them to it, is the song gives “intense nostalgia”.

Gray is known for her emotional perception of London’s clubbing scene. The artist spoke about her track ‘Party People’ from the ‘Louder, Please’ album with Paper, sharing: “It’s a sad club anthem that is my ode to the party people I have met since I started clubbing. I have been fascinated with those characters that rule the night, and they do it with such grace and balance. I am a party person, but I have friends and people that I know that are just born to be in the club and socialize, and I’m quite fascinated by them as characters.”

The reworked version is electronic, layered, and hypnotic with Shygirl’s iconic ethereal vocals and resonant production from Casey MQ. On the collaboration, Gray told Dork Magazine: “I’ve loved Shy’s music since her first EP dropped. There was no one else I wanted to reimagine this track with. Same goes for Casey MQ, an absolute genius. I flipped the lyrics slightly and focused on a moment where everything had changed ‘so fucking much’. It’s orchestral, it’s sexy. I’m so excited to share what I’ve been working on,”

This hasn’t been Gray’s only recent music partnership, working with Kesha and Slayyyter on their latest power pop anthem ‘ATTENTION!’

Shygirl has been spearheading some exciting collaborations along with Gray, including her latest EP ‘Room 2 RMX’  which features some huge new and established names, such as Florentino, BAMBII, Jorja Smith, Isabella Lovestory, and more. This follows her exciting feature on Charli XCX’s ‘Brat’ track ‘365’. 

Meanwhile, Casey MQ released his orchestral pop single ‘Head Over Heels’ just three weeks ago following his hit album ‘Later That Day, The Day Before, Or The Day Before…’

Gray is currently performing as a support act for Kesha’s The Tits Out Tour. Find tickets on Kesha’s official website, and find out more about Gray’s headline shows this October here.

‘Party People’ perfectly captures the essence of club nightlife, evoking the anticipation, thrill, and energy that come with stepping into a party. The song features pulsing beats and vibrant melodies that truly embody the joy of losing yourself in music. This high-energy anthem is more than just a dancefloor hit, it also carries an emotional message, speaking to the unifying power of music and its ability to bring people together. 

The track is part of a broader narrative that ‘Louder, Please’ explores. Songs like ‘Free’, ‘Angel of Satisfaction’, ‘Switch’, and ‘Wet & Wild’ have already given listeners a glimpse of the album’s eclectic sound. Each track highlights Rose’s unique artistry, from the grooviness of ‘Wet & Wild’ to the liberating, feel-good energy of ‘Free’. Together, these songs demonstrate her ability to move seamlessly between euphoric dance tracks and emotionally resonant pop, creating a versatile yet cohesive soundscape that many can enjoy.  

However, Rose Gray has been carving her place in the music world with releases even before ‘Louder, Please’. Her breakout track, ‘Save Your Tears’, slapped her name directly onto the map. The song’s infectious rhythm and club-ready beats showcased her ability to craft songs that evoke the energy of classic British clubs. Tracks like ‘Same Cloud’ and ‘Easy’ further demonstrated her range, with dreamy melodies and heartfelt lyrics that revealed another side of her musical talent. This variety of elements has solidified her as a rising force in the music industry. 

2025 looks to be an exciting year for the star, with a headline tour hitting the UK in March. Gray will be performing in iconic venues, including YES Basement in Manchester, Komedia Studios in Brighton, and the legendary Colour Factory in London. Known for her high-energy performances and magnetic stage presence, these shows promise to be a pure celebration of her distinctive sound. For fans, it’s an opportunity to experience her music in the vibrant settings it was made for, on the dancefloor, surrounded by the party people she described in her newest single. 

Rooted deeply in dance culture, Rose Gray’s music is crafted to connect people all over the world. Whether experienced on a crowded dancefloor or simply just through headphones, her songs create a vivid yet emotional escape into the world of rhythm and euphoria. With her newest single, her upcoming debut album, and her headline tour, 2025 is set to be the year Rose Gray truly becomes a standout name in the music scene. 

Ticket information can be found here.