Get Over Link
Australian-born, Vancouver-based singer-songwriter Meredith Louise returns October 8 with
“Get Over,” a soulful, groove-driven new single about reclaiming your power, finding clarity, and walking away from relationships that no longer serve you. Produced by Alvin Brendan (Mikey Jose, Tissa Rahim),
“Get Over” blends Meredith’s love of jazz, neo-soul and R&B with an infectious groove, lush synth layers and shimmering vocal harmonies. The track captures the emotional push and pull of trying to leave a toxic relationship behind — and the moment when you finally realize that moving forward means choosing yourself.
“This song was born from experiences with people who tried to take advantage of my vulnerability,” says Meredith. “Writing it was a way of reclaiming my power, finding clarity, and reminding myself that my story belongs to me. It's ultimately an anthem of strength, growth, and self-belief, and a reminder to walk away from relationships that don’t serve me.”
“Get Over” follows Meredith’s June single “Trust Myself” and represents a new creative chapter for the artist after a period of renewal. Musically, the song draws inspiration from the vibrant neo-soul and jazz communities Meredith connected with in both Australia and Canada, including Allysha Joy, Ella Haber, 30/70, Tiana Khasi and Sampology, as well as Canadian artists The Della Kit, Katie Tupper and Rebecca Sichon.
“I really wanted to create a sonic world that evolves and expands throughout the song,” Meredith explains, “anchored by a powerful groove, lush synth layers, and shimmering vocal harmonies.” The single is accompanied by a striking music video created with Vancouver videographer Devan Head (Snotty Nose Rez Kids). Inspired by the feeling of moving through a bad dream or psychedelic trip, the video uses slow-motion cinematography and hazy pink, purple and blue tones to mirror the song’s emotional journey. Filmed at Spanish Banks Beach at 2am during the summer, the video ultimately gives way to sunrise — a visual metaphor for confusion dissolving into clarity and self-assurance.
PRESS
"Trust Myself’ signals an exciting new chapter for Meredith Louise as she continues to develop her sound and share music rooted in authenticity, reflection and personal growth" - LOCK MAGAZINE
"Meredith Louise returns with a refreshing burst of clarity and confidence on her new single “Trust Myself,” a track that feels like a deep exhale after a long stretch of self-doubt" - ROTATE MAGAZINE
"Taking all those alluring 1970s aesthetics and rebranding them for a modern ear, ‘Take Our Time’ is the perfect anthem for relaxing under the summer sun" - LOCK MAGAZINE
"Exploring another heady dose of those woozy soul-inspired vibes she is known for, her newest endeavour is another shining example of why so many have been flocking to her lately" - FLEX MUSIC BLOG
"Her powerful vocals and meaningful lyrics remind us to stay open to new experiences, no matter how tough things get" - BEACH HOUSE
"'No More Hiding' is a soulful debut from Melbourne Singer-Songwriter Meredith Louise" - CLOUT MAGAZINE
"Showcasing the expressive vulnerability of Meredith’s songwriting, 'No More Hiding' features a deep groove, rich double bass line, and Meredith's strong and soulful vocals" - LOST IN THE MANOR
“Meredith weaves a sonic tapestry of jazz, neo-soul, R&B, and folk using catchy grooves and thought-provoking lyrics” - ILLUSTRATE MAGAZINE
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