Galway's Sweetlemondae has released brand new single 'It's Alright,' the follow-up to January banger ‘Higher State’ - which featured Jafaris.

‘It’s Alright’ is a fresh burst of serotonin– an ode to the ups and downs that life throws on a daily basis– featuring soothing lyrics, melodic vocals and smooth tempo. Sweetlemondae reiterates the importance of grounding oneself and reminds her listeners that every feeling is temporary.

“There's just something so calming about the phrase 'It's Alright', it kind of reminds you that life is not stagnant and that everything is ever-changing therefore, no matter what you are going through it will pass and you may not feel 100 percent, but you will be okay," said the 23 year-old rapper, speaking on the track.

"We all go through different things daily," she added, "so I wrote this song to remind myself that no matter what I’m feeling, I will come out the other side of it.” 

Sweetlemondae began releasing music on Soundcloud and YouTube when she was just 15 years old, and draws inspiration from from a variety of influential artists including Little Simz, Coi Leray, IAMDDB and 070 Shake.

Last September, Sweetlemondae’s Diffusion Lab debut single ‘Never Gonna Be’ launched her onto the Irish music scene and peaked at #48 on the Irish Airplay Chart.

In 2023– she performed with a selection of fellow Rising acts at the St Patrick’s Day Festival Quarter in the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks, opening for Caity Baser at The Academy earlier this month. The rising talent will also be playing at Body & Soul Festival this summer June 16th-18th.

‘It’s Alright’ is out now on Diffusion Lab.