Drawing influences from female powerhouses like Julia Michaels, Lorde, and … Read Full Bio ↴Drawing influences from female powerhouses like Julia Michaels, Lorde, and Ariana Grande, rising pop artist OSTON is well on her way to making a name for herself. Her electro-pop hybrid is sure to make you feel good and dance around your room. OSTON’s newest single “Shrug” has already been streamed over 86,000 times on Spotify alone since its release at the end of April. The song has also gotten the attention of Radio Disney, and has been played over 100 times since being put into the radio station’s rotation a few weeks ago. We had the opportunity to chat with OSTON about her influences, writing “Shrug,” and being a guest performer on NBC’s “Songland”.

Music has been an essential part of my life since a very young age. Although neither of my parents are musicians, I grew up in a household that was always spinning something from The Beatles to Santana to the B52s on the record player. My brother and I would always put on little plays and shows for friends and family, and I would make up gibberish songs and recite them to anyone who would listen. So, when I was a little five-year-old kid, my mom helped set me up with singing lessons, and I could just tell that’s what I was supposed to do forever. I went off to college in Chicago to study music and marketing, met my amazing studio family that took me under their wing, and now I’m in LA doing this thing full time!

Molly
oston Lyrics

Molly, I gave you a shot
Spinnin' around in the park in Chicago
Playin' our songs in the dark at that spot down the street only we know
Molly, I gave you my heart
Smokin' a joint at the corner by Crespo
Climbin' on your handlebars, holdin' tight like a kid till we let go
Cuz we used to make sense
But it doesn't make sense to me now
No more cryin' out my eyes
Runnin' circles just to figure you out

Molly, I loved you, but I don't think I love you anymore
Got you out my system, you don't hit me like you did before
All those nights you fucked me up and left me hangin' there
Didn't think I'd give a damn if I ever saw you again, my dear
Molly, I loved you, but I don't think I love you anymore
Molly, you used to be home
Used to be scared I'd forget you to grow up
Now I'm just clutchin' my stomach and hopin' to god I don't throw up
But maybe that's not how it ends
Maybe I'll call you again
Maybe someday we'll be friends, I don't think I'll forget it
Meet you at four in the morning at Leavitt, uhhh
Molly, I loved you, but I don't think I love you anymore
Got you out my system, you don't hit me like you did before
All those nights you fucked me up and left me hangin' there
Didn't think I'd give a damn if I ever saw you again, my dear
Molly, I loved you, but I don't think I love you anymore
Molly, I loved you, but I don't think I love you anymore
Anymore
Don't think I love you, don't think I love you
Don't wanna love you, don't wanna love you
Why do I love you? Why do I love you anymore?
Don't think I love you, don't think I love you
Don't wanna love you, don't wanna love you
Molly, I loved you, but I don't think I love you anymore
Molly, I loved you, but I don't think I love you anymore

Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid, Peermusic Publishing

Written by: Austin Wolfe, Drew Polovick, Jordan Shulman, Katherine Donnelly

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