Rising singer-songwriter Sabrina Sterling unveils her powerful new single “Eventually,” a haunting reflection on pain, survival, and love. Written during one of the hardest moments of her life, the 20-year-old artist channels her deepest emotions into a song that feels both raw and redemptive. “I wrote this song about how I wanted to end my life but was scared to do it because I didn’t want to hurt the person I loved most,” Sabrina shares. “I hope you find comfort in it. You’re not alone.” With “Eventually,” Sterling continues to prove herself as one of pop’s most emotionally fearless young voices.
The single follows her bold release “An American Crime,” accompanied by an 8-minute short film shot in NYC that explored the backlash surrounding her debut EP Ramona — a seven-song coming-of-age portrait that cemented her reputation for unflinching honesty. Drawing inspiration from diaristic storytellers like Phoebe Bridgers and Lizzy McAlpine, Sterling has quickly built a devoted following through songs that resonate far beyond her years. Viral hits like “Bittersweet” and “Love Me That Way” have garnered millions of views and praise from Finneas and Olivia Rodrigo, marking her as a rising force in intimate, confessional pop.