New York City singer-songwriter Sophia DeLeo teams up with fellow artist Jacob Shipley for their first collaboration, All This Anger, a powerful folk-rock track that speaks to emotions many people feel but rarely express.
The two artists first crossed paths at a songwriting circle in New York City in 2023 and quickly discovered a natural creative chemistry. During their first writing session together, their conversation repeatedly returned to one central theme: anger—the quiet, often suppressed frustration people carry when they feel unable to express their true emotions.
That shared realization became the foundation for “All This Anger.” Driven by a compelling hook and a dynamic vocal blend, the track explores the tension between restraint and release. The chorus captures this feeling perfectly, asking the question: “What do I do with all this anger?” It’s a sentiment that resonates deeply in a world where people are often encouraged to hide their frustration rather than confront it.
Musically, the song blends acoustic folk-rock textures with an evolving arrangement that builds gradually in intensity. Shipley’s rhythmic guitar provides the track’s steady backbone, while DeLeo’s playful banjo and airy vocals add color and emotional depth. As the song progresses, the instrumentation builds in power before gently settling into a reflective conclusion that lingers long after the final note.
For listeners navigating their own complicated emotions, “All This Anger” offers a space to process and feel without judgment. The track captures the catharsis of acknowledging anger rather than burying it, transforming vulnerability into something honest and relatable.
Known for her ethereal voice and diary-like songwriting, Sophia DeLeo has built a reputation for fearless honesty in her music, exploring themes of womanhood, trauma, and healing. Jacob Shipley, meanwhile, brings a raw and emotive folk-rock style shaped by personal storytelling and a touch of humor that balances pain with perspective.
With “All This Anger,” the two artists deliver a collaboration that feels both intimate and powerful—an anthem for anyone learning how to confront the emotions they were once told to hide.
