Lexa Gates Dives Deep Into Emotional Complexity And Self Discovery On New Single And Video For “I Just Can’t Be Alone”

Emerging rapper and singer Lexa Gates has released her highly anticipated track, “I Just Can’t Be Alone,” which delves into the inner turmoil and contradictions faced in relationships. Produced by Billy Lemos (known for his work with Omar Apollo and Still Woozy), the track features jazzy melodies and Lexa’s unique rap style paired with smooth, silky vocals. The song offers a raw and unfiltered look into themes of love, self-identity, and the fear of loneliness, using a stream-of-consciousness approach to express contradictory yet relatable feelings. Lexa’s poignant bars include lines like, “Should I really be a douche bag? I’m indifferent, ha, you mad. Spending time, shit, not bad. Spin around, fall back,” and “Nah, that can’t be it. This is true love, isn’t it? You and I vs. everyone. Made a plan, let’s stick with it.” Listen to the track here.

The accompanying music video is a beautifully crafted visual piece that highlights Lexa’s ethereal presence. Directed, edited, and styled by Lexa herself, the video features a dreamy, evocative aesthetic that blends retro and edgy elements. This visual presentation perfectly complements the soulful nature of the track, showcasing Lexa’s authentic creative vision.

With “I Just Can’t Be Alone,” Lexa Gates continues to establish herself as a multifaceted artist, unafraid to explore complex emotions and themes in her music. The collaboration with Billy Lemos adds depth to the track, making it a standout release in Lexa’s growing discography.

Fans and new listeners alike will find themselves captivated by Lexa’s ability to convey vulnerability and strength through her music and visuals. As she navigates the intricacies of love and self-discovery, Lexa Gates solidifies her place in the music industry as an artist to watch.