ARIA delivers more irresistible electro-pop with her latest single and music video for 'Call Me'. A Song which wouldn't sound out of place in a romantic comedy from the 90s to the present day, it is contemplative and upbeat at the same time. 'Call Me' starts in a sultry way with a slinking bassline and ARIA's raw delivery,

"Come a little bit closer, I'll tell you all my secrets and more, I'm sorry that I never had the courage to tell you before, and turn the lights down, I'll give you everything in my heart, I should have told you from the start that you're the one that I want."

Then the feel-good beat and vibrant, pop vibes kick in to switch it up. As always, the Spotlight Shines on ARIA's expressive vocals and she captures the theme of Letting go of fear for the sake of love. "It’s about letting your guard down, opening yourself to someone, and saying, ‘I like you, I’m sorry if I haven’t shown you that, but I’m going to try.’"

ARIA comments on the visuals which are directed by Benjamin Edward Simmons, "I wanted this video to reflect the emotion of the song, but also to invite the viewer into this slightly surreal world. The song is about finally letting your guard down with someone. Letting them into your life, allowing them to see the real you and opening yourself up to the vulnerability that brings. The video choreography is very natural and spontaneous, a lot of it was freestyle as I didn’t want it to be too restrained and planned."

The London-based singer-songwriter made her mark in 2017 with singles 'Hope' and ‘You Got Me Good’ which was featured on Spotify’s New Music Friday UK, and received radio play from Fubar, Hoxton and BBC Introducing.

ARIA is the real deal when it comes to producing memorable electro-pop songs with an ethereal twist. And she's only just getting started.

ARIA's debut EP 'Intro' is out now - you can stream it here.