It’s time to give Sydney Ross Mitchell the credit she deserves. I became deeply invested in her music this March, laying on the floor the Wednesday night she released “Fast Cars and Faster Horses,” a pop singer-songwriter track about visions of heaven.

Months later she released her EP “Pure Bliss Forever” a beautiful, gentle compilation of the trials of love, heartbreak, and the aftermath of recovery. There’s a weightlessness to her music that sends you spinning, emulating the feeling of rocking to sleep, rolling down a hill, or looking up at the stars.

Sydney first gained traction with her single “The Edge” released in August of last year, and she’s continued to deliver music that is soft and stunningly produced. We’ve watched her growth exemplified most recently through her latest single “Do It Again” released November 20th. Playing into the tender sweet lovesickness of your twenties, Sydney Ross Mitchell is nothing if not slightly silly and making major moves behind the scenes.

While I’ve loved her music for quite some time, there is nothing quite like watching someone you’ve had faith in have the success they deserve. Give Sydney Ross Mitchell a listen for a moment of peace, a little laugh, and an exhale of the tribulations of falling in love.