girlpuppy

Becca Harvey approached Sweetness, her second girlpuppy album, with a newfound creative independence. Emerging from a relationship where she felt sidelined, she embraced a more personal, texturally rich sound, crafting a record about pushing back against self-doubt.

Harvey started by recording acapella voice memos, and, together with producer/co-writer Alex Farrar and additional collaborators, she found a balance between shoegaze, dream-pop, and early-2000s pop-rock. Lyrically, Sweetness is sharp and evocative, drawing from influences like Leonard Cohen and Avril Lavigne to capture heartbreak in vivid snapshots.

At its core, Sweetness is about self-discovery—finding your voice, standing by it, and defining what matters on your own terms. With a mix of wit, catharsis, and towering melodies, Harvey cements herself as one of indie pop’s most compelling new voices.