Singaporean pop artist Estelle Fly is stepping into an exciting new chapter of her career.
Before paving her current path, she made her mark as a member of the J-pop idol group Sea*A, and she recently dropped her EP Zone, featuring the solo single “messy”.
To spark even more buzz around the track, she teamed up with Thailand’s viral mascot Butterbear (Nong Noey) for a fun social media challenge. On top of commanding major stages—like her performance at Waterbomb Singapore 2025. Estelle has also been flexing her acting chops, starring in the homegrown mockumentary Sandbox, which premiered at the Singapore International Film Festival.
Now comes her new era.
With her first release of the year, “Bury it,” she shifts her focus from previous themes of healing to explore deep longing and unspoken attraction, showcasing a newly discovered confidence that signals an exciting evolution in her artistic journey.
A Discography Of Humanly Desire
Consequently, her musicality feels both vulnerable and refreshing. As Estelle shared regarding this shift, it’s an era where she finally has the freedom to explore ideas and emotions she has always wanted to write about.
Not just about love, but also longing, vulnerability, confidence, attraction, and all the beautifully complicated parts of being human that Estelle doesn’t always share openly.”
Owning Womanhood and Independence
Furthermore, this track marks a major milestone in her growth as an independent soloist.
During an exclusive roundtable with NYOU, she reflected on this evolution and what it truly means to step into womanhood.
Speaking on this defining turning point, she stated:
It’s my first release, as an independent artist, myself. More than that, I feel it reflects a different side of me creatively. I spent the past few years writing about me healing, me stepping into womanhood.”
Elaborating on embracing this, she adds,
And I think right now, “Bury it” is me, embracing that. I think embracing womanhood is about being able to openly desire and openly vulnerable about things and all these complicated emotions that comes with it.”
Blurred Lines On and Off Screen
Meanwhile, the music video translates these emotional themes into a visual narrative.
Drawing on her background in music, dance, and acting, Estelle plays an actor cast opposite her close real-life friend.
As they perform together, the boundary between acting and reality begins to blur. Ultimately, the story captures a dynamic push-and-pull, leaving viewers to wonder if their chemistry is genuine or just part of the show.
Stepping into her independence, embracing the full spectrum of her emotions, and blending her music with a captivating visual narrative.
Estelle Fly effectively opens a compelling new chapter in her career.
As she continues to navigate womanhood with complete transparency, listeners are left with an inviting preview of the depth, authenticity, and creative evolution still to come.
Listen to Estelle Fly’s ‘Bury it’ here.
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