London-based, New York-born artist Sofi Vonn returns with “Selfish,” a standout track from her sophomore EP Lucky with a Side of Depression. The song reflects the duality that defines Sofi’s artistry, light melodies wrapped around emotionally complex truths.
Raised in New York City by German parents and now creating in London, Sofi’s global perspective informs every layer of her work. “Selfish” lives in the space between vulnerability and self-awareness, capturing the internal negotiations of youth, love, and emotional honesty. Recorded in London with rising producer Malthus, “Selfish” fits seamlessly into the EP’s haze-drenched electronic indie-pop soundscape.
“Selfish” is compelling because of its emotional precision. Sofi doesn’t over-explain; instead, she trusts subtlety. Her exceptional voice carries the weight of introspection, allowing listeners to project their experiences into the narrative. The song feels like a late-night confession, quiet but impactful, restrained yet deeply felt.
Throughout the EP, Sofi explores tension between hope and longing, and “Selfish” stands as a moment of clarity within that emotional fog. It reflects the contradictions of wanting more while questioning whether that desire is fair. With “Selfish,” Sofi Vonn continues to establish herself as an artist who understands nuance. Her ability to merge dreamy electronic textures with raw emotional truth makes this track not just relatable but quietly unforgettable.
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