Rising from Atlanta, Georgia, Caroline Reilly is sharing her frenzied cover of "Die Young" originally performed by Ke$ha on January 10. This is Reilly's first release since her sensational single "21" and being featured on Ray Hawthorne's "Drunk Texts." Reilly's music resembles an anthem for women in the world. Her music explores the themes of heart break, love, passion, and helps share a message to all the women and everybody in the industry. Her music shares such a passionate advocacy for the women in the scene; which I absolutely love and appreciate.
Caroline Reilly brings a unique edge to Kesha's hit single "Die Young." Adding an undeniable flare with catchy hooks and kick-you-in-the-teeth melodies. Reilly keeps the song's original form intact, while adding a biting, modernized glaze to the track.
"Covering "Die Young" was a no-brainer for me. Kesha's music embodies a carefree spirit that I deeply resonate with —it's a nostalgic reminder of those wild, messy nights in the 2010s. In a world that feels way too polished and pristine, I miss the raw energy and freedom her songs bring. Kesha’s vibe always made me feel accepted, like I could just be myself without judgment. With this cover, I wanted to try to recapture that exhilarating energy and create a space where everyone can embrace their true selves. We need “Messy Kesha Core” back.”
- Caroline Reilly
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