American Idol Alum Kylie Rothfield Blends 70s Soft Rock with Modern Pop in Latest Release “Never Loved Somebody”

Kylie Rothfield, a powerful singer who has been on American Idol and Songland, has released her new song “Never Loved Somebody.”

This indie pop gem combines the warmth of soft rock from the 1970s with current pop tastes in a way that sounds both familiar and refreshingly new.

Rothfield’s vocals are the standout feature of this track. Her voice carries a raw, haunting quality that perfectly conveys the song’s complex emotions.

The lyrics explore the dangerous area of being with someone who can’t really love you, which is a theme that really hits home with fans.

Co-written and produced with Eric “Potz” Potapenko, “Never Loved Somebody” captures a raw, live band energy despite being crafted entirely in home studios.

The sound quality is very good because Rob Stevenson (Beach Weather, Paul McCartney) mixed it very well and Dave McNair (David Bowie, Maroon 5, Demi Lovato) mastered it.

The arrangement of the instruments is rich and complex, and each part is placed with care to support the emotional weight of the words. The guitar work is especially impressive, which is why Epiphone has decided to support this rising star.

Independent pop music fans like Maggie Rogers, John Mayer, and Clairo will enjoy this a lot. So will fans of the classic sounds of Melissa Etheridge, Sheryl Crow, and Fleetwood Mac. Rothfield is able to honour these artists while also creating a sound that is all her own.

“Never Loved Somebody” shows how much Rothfield has grown as an artist. Working with big names in the music business like Alicia Keys, Ryan Tedder, and Ester Dean has clearly influenced her singing, resulting in a track that feels both deeply personal and available to everyone.

Kylie Rothfield is clearly an artist on the rise. Her music has already been played on big TV networks and has over a million plays and views. “Never Loved Somebody” seems like a turning point in her career; it’s a song that has the potential to become her big break and make her famous.

Rothfield’s newest work is a breath of fresh air in a music scene that is often criticised for not being real. In addition to being honest and open, it’s also obviously good.

She is still making waves in the business, and “Never Loved Somebody” is a strong statement of artistic purpose from someone who is clearly just getting started.