Caroline Romano Drops Storming Breakup Tune Tell Her I Said Hi

by | Dec 9, 2023

As 2023 comes to a close, Nashville-based alt-pop sensation Caroline Romano has revealed her new single, Tell Her I Said Hi. Romano’s latest is a cathartic release of anger packaged into a wholly addictive alt-rock anthem. Equal parts tender and tenacious, she bravely navigates the messy emotions that arise after a transformative heartbreak.

Caroline Romano (Justin Nolan Key)

Caroline Romano (Justin Nolan Key)
Caroline Romano (Justin Nolan Key)

Tell Her I Said Hi is me closing the final chapter on a particular heartbreak I’ve been writing about for a while,” she explains. “I wrote this song after finding out he had already moved on with someone else just days after we broke up. I was thinking about it nonstop, playing out different scenarios in my head about what I’d say to him if I ever saw him again, and ‘tell her I said hi’ is the line that came to mind. There’s a finality to that sentence that’s both heartbreaking and cathartic. The song itself is jealous, angry, pretty, and exhausting, all at once, much like the ending of our relationship.”

Listen to Tell Her I Said Hi here and below:

At just 22-years-old, the Nashville-based singer and songwriter has repeatedly demonstrated her ability to create anthems that capture the highs and lows of young adulthood. She memorialises her messy, relatable emotions into buoyant, unflinchingly honest songs.

Caroline Romano (Justin Nolan Key)

Caroline Romano (Justin Nolan Key)
Caroline Romano (Justin Nolan Key)

In 2022, Romano shared her debut album, Oddities And Prodigies, to widespread support from tastemakers. She has continued to come into her own with her more mature and intentional sound which she showcased on her 2023 EP, A Brief Epic. With millions of streams already, and more music on the way, Caroline Romano is an artist whose star will only continue to rise.

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