American singer-songwriter Leah Kate is starting a new chapter in her career with "Super Over," her long-awaited debut album. The 14-track album draws on toxic relationships, emotional fallout, self-reflection, and the freedom that comes with letting go. Across 14 tracks, "Super Over" turns emotional disruption into a declaration of independence. It's an album about arriving at a place where you don't have to look back, and knowing that to keep moving forward is a victory in itself.
Produced by Ammo, Andrew Goldstein, Cirkut, Dark Waves, Heavy Mellow, Mike Wise, and TMS, the 38-minute, 2-second album follows the complicated emotions surrounding love and loss, ultimately moving toward empowerment. "Super Over" follows Kate's attempts to bounce back and find something better after difficult experiences.
The album's title track sets that tone right away. "Super Over" is an anthem for the freedom to let go, move on, and feel good about choosing yourself. That energy carries into "Space," which captures that moment when someone realizes what they lost and begins to regret walking away. "Unbreakup" adds another emotional layer to the project, while "Desperate" fully embraces the openness of wanting someone badly, inspired by Robyn, vintage Katy Perry, and Lady Gaga.
"Get in Loser" and "Bored" are more carefree, studio-inspired energy, while "Brainwash," "I Forgot," "Weird!," "Bad Taste," "911," "Lucky," and "Liar" fill out the album's emotional range. Happy," Kate switches to a light mood with a favorite made with Lowell Boland, Andrew Goldstein, and James Abrahart on a bedroom floor in Hawaii.
"Super Over" is, at its heart, a story of transformation. Kate's experiences with a toxic person inspired songs of losing herself to love and loss, being hard on herself, and learning to let go. The process became part of her healing, helping her move into what she calls a better chapter.
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