Shamanic pop artist and genre-blurring producer Claraty returns with “tssbfy” — a striking, synth-driven breakup anthem that blends emotional nuance with polished pop power. Short for “this song shouldn’t be for you”, the track marks a moment of clarity and self-liberation, transforming heartache into something radiant and resolute.
Fusing ethereal vocals with sleek electronic textures and sharp melodic hooks, “tssbfy” channels the emotional landscape of sad-pop — evoking comparisons to Gracie Abrams or early Olivia Rodrigo — while maintaining Claraty’s unmistakably soulful, ceremonial touch.
“I went to write a sad song about someone that I was attempting to let go and realiSed that I didn’t want to write any more music about that person. I ended up making a song with the chorus “this song shouldn’t be for you” to recognise that feeling where the care and the attention is displaced, and yet it is still lingering.”
Drawing from folk, lo-fi electronica, afrobeat, and underground house, Claraty continues to push sonic boundaries. As both a producer and performer, she merges spiritual intention with genre-fluid songwriting, carving a unique lane where vulnerability meets liberation.
With “tssbfy”, Claraty proves that pop can be deeply intentional — and that healing, like music, is an act of reclamation.
