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Ava Valianti wrote "alterations" for Every Girl Who's Ever Lost a Fight With Her Mirror

Writer: Sharanya Nadar
Sharanya Nadar
40 minutes ago
1 min read

Ava Valianti keeps showing up on our radar, and every single time, she leaves with a little more of our heart!


We've covered her before, watched her grow from a sharp young songwriter into something genuinely hard to ignore. She's back again with her newest release, "alterations", and we wanted to show our love and share it across. At just 17, she's already performed at the Grammy Museum, racked up 600K+ streams, earned airplay on 300+ radio stations, and taken stages in Nashville, NYC, and LA. The trajectory is quite undeniable!


Person in a red coat stands on a quiet, lamp-lit street at night in a small town, facing away from the camera.

Her latest release, "alterations", sits in that sweet spot between dream-pop float and folk-pop. And that's the thing: the production almost lulls you, which ultimately makes the words land harder when they do. She's singing about the exhausting loop of body image, comparison, and never feeling like enough. She does it all without a single moment that feels performative.


"alterations" deserves to be queued up as you read this. So, go on, stream it, save it, and if you haven't been following Ava Valianti yet, now seems like a good time to familiarise yourself with her!


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