Today, Music Crowns is proud to exclusively premiere LOVESICK AND SICK OF LOVE, the breathtaking new EP from rising indie-pop artist Suki Summer. Marking her most personal and poignant work to date, the six-track release is a cinematic deep dive into the emotional turbulence of modern love—blending aching vulnerability with moments of fierce self-empowerment.
Inspired by the likes of Clairo, Lana Del Rey, and Gracie Abrams, Suki infuses dreamy melancholia with raw, poetic lyricism. From the sugar-sweet queer nostalgia of “Summer Crush” to the emotional gut-punch of “i still want u,” the EP captures every stage of romantic unraveling and renewal. It’s not just about being lovesick—it’s also about being sick of love, of empty talking stages and fleeting connections.
“The EP explores being lovesick, experiencing heartbreak, longing and unrequited love,” Suki shares. “It also explores being sick of love—discussing fleeting connections, failed talking stages and my tiredness with the repetitive nature of modern dating.” That duality is felt most sharply on the title track, which critiques hookup culture with weary grace and quiet defiance.
Premiering exclusively on Music Crowns, LOVESICK AND SICK OF LOVE positions Suki Summer as a standout voice in indie-pop’s evolving landscape. Her sound—lush, cinematic, and emotionally sharp—is the kind that doesn’t just resonate; it lingers.
With this stunning debut, Suki proves she’s not just singing about heartbreak—she’s rewriting its soundtrack.
