Apryll Aileen is back with a heart-wide-open reminder that love — real, grounded, butterflies-in-your-stomach love — still exists. Her new single, “Overflowing,” is a tender piano-led ballad that leans fully into romance without losing its emotional depth.
Written in Los Angeles alongside fellow LGBTQ neurodivergent artist X. Ari, the track feels personal from the very first note. Built around warm, flowing piano melodies, “Overflowing” creates a soft space for Aileen’s voice to truly shine. Her delivery moves effortlessly between delicate vulnerability and quiet strength, capturing that dizzy, dreamlike feeling of falling for someone — not through grand gestures, but through the beauty of small, everyday moments.
Lyrically, the song focuses on love in its purest form. It’s about noticing the little things. The glances. The shared silences. The simple magic of being seen and understood. There’s a sincerity here that doesn’t feel forced or overcomplicated — just honest emotion pouring out, exactly as the title suggests.
For longtime listeners, “Overflowing” fits seamlessly into Apryll Aileen’s evolving artistry. A classically trained pianist, she has spent over a decade building a sound that bridges introspective pop and cinematic soul. There are shades of luminous, reflective pop reminiscent of Madonna’s Ray of Light era, the vocal power and emotional clarity associated with Adele, and a touch of dark romantic atmosphere that calls to mind Lana Del Rey. Yet the blend feels distinctly hers — polished, passionate, and immersive.
Beyond her solo releases, Aileen’s music has resonated across major platforms, earning sync placements with Hallmark, The W Network, Amazon Prime, The Family Channel, BBC Worldwide, Netflix, and even the Emmy-winning short film Butterflies directed by Cayman Grant. That cinematic quality makes sense — her songs don’t just play; they unfold like scenes.
With “Overflowing,” Apryll Aileen doesn’t chase trends or theatrics. She simply leans into feeling — and sometimes, that’s the boldest move of all.
‘Overflowing’ is a sweeping piano-pop love letter that proves the simplest moments can hold the deepest emotion.
