Packing a vibrant energy and charged guitars, boundary issues is the upbeat new single from girlhouse to accompany her sophomore EP, the second ep.

Bedroom-pop is having quite the field day at the moment, and the momentum doesn’t seem like it’s going to stop anytime soon as girlhouse makes her contribution with her compelling sophomore EP, the second ep. Showcasing the vibrant bops that she’s been teasing over the last few months, it’s a collection of tracks that are taken from her heart and given an invigorating makeover as spirited guitars and lively drums are layered on top. It comes at the same time as she showcases her last single from it, boundary issues, which presents an ebullient energy through blistering hooks and pounding instrumentals.

Explaining more about the track and the EP, girlhouse shares:

Every song on this ep is a lesson I learned while moving to a new city. When you move across the country there is a feeling of isolation and discombobulation for a while, I couldn’t figure out which way was north in Nashville for way too long. That experience teaches you a lot about yourself. ‘Boundary Issues’ is at the very beginning of this ep and was inspired by my lack of boundaries with strangers. Keke Palmer made a tiktok about how she doesn’t know how to get out of a conversation if someone starts making her feel uncomfortable and I had never related to internet content more. She says “please don’t because I have boundary issues and I need you to help me help myself, so please go away now”. She was the biggest inspiration for this song. Love her a ton for helping me feel seen. ‘Eleventh Grade’ is the last song on the ep and is a bookend for that same idea. ‘Boundary Issues’ is about my problems with setting boundaries with everyone, ‘Eleventh Grade’ is more specifically about creating healthy boundaries in romantic relationships from my past and the feeling of being free from the judgement of others.