Tackling the familiar feelings of heartbreak and hurt after a breakup, Claire Frazier gives this age-old lyrical topic a breath of fresh air with her intoxicating sound.

Rising songstress Claire Frazier shares her third independent single leading up to an EP release with Will You Miss Me, a hooking track that showcases Claire’s sweeping vocals and penchant for capturing raw emotions through visceral lyricism. Brooding electronics introduce the track before Claire’s heartfelt vocals cuts through in a breathy rasp, exposing the extent of her hurt that drives this track.

Disclosing more about the track, Claire shares:

This song encompasses the bitter feelings of hurt, rage, and jealousy that some people experience after breaking up. Personally, I’ve never gone through anything like this, but some people experience it too often! I have seen how friends have been the “rebound” as the person they loved only used them to get over someone else. I’ve also seen friends get dropped just to see their significant other move on to someone else. I have talked through many tears and seen the pain that goes along with what they have felt. ‘Will You Miss Me’ is an “in your face” response to a bad breakup. I want the words “do you miss me when she wants parts of your heart” to empower the listener and make them feel as if they are in control of their situation. Those words should almost taunt the person who the listener is thinking of when they hear the song. ‘Will You Miss Me’ goes from apologetic to brutally honest to bitter to indifferent (while still holding a slight curiosity as to how the one who has been hurt really feels). I think it’s normal to wonder how the person who left you is doing in their new relationship and if you still have a place in their mind, but it’s kind of mysterious that they don’t know how much you really care…or if you even did.