Piper Leone rings in a new era with “I Wanna Call You”

Piper Leone, California’s burgeoning country/Americana talent, ushers in a private  moment with the new single “I Wanna Call You.” Produced by the legendary and Grammy Award-winning Jim Scot, this song displays an uncanny portrayal of vulnerability meets strength in Leone’s developing artistry.

After which, we have started trying to get into live shows and release music. As for those comparisons, early press has compared Glide Magazine tracks to Sheryl Crow and Kacey Musgraves, and it’s not hard to see why. Leone’s songwriting is a delicate interweaving of emotional complexity and natural ease, in which the music feels both timeless and uniquely personal.

“I Wanna Call You” premiered on FAME Magazine, and the latter had this to say about its sophisticated introspection, anchored in discipline and personal knowledge, "I Wanna Call You" signals growth, choosing presence over impulse, and strength in letting go. The track highlights Leone’s knack for communicating complex emotions in a deceptively pared-down, melodic form, an accomplishment all its own.

Piper Leone’s warm voice and wise songwriting encourage listeners to take a moment, open their hearts to consideration, and maybe they’ll see themselves in the words she sings. With “I Wanna Call You,” Leone further proves herself to be one of California’s most captivating voices in country and Americana music today.