Baileigh Jane returns with “Smash Your TV,” a breezy, soul‑psychedelic slice of beach‑rock that radiates warmth, optimism, and emotional clarity. Released on Friday, August 21, the single captures the liberating feeling of stepping away from digital noise and reconnecting with the world in its most natural, vibrant form. It’s a refreshing, uplifting release that showcases Baileigh’s evolving artistry and her ability to translate introspection into joyful sonic landscapes.
At its core, “Smash Your TV” is a reminder that freedom can be beautifully simple. The song encourages listeners to turn down the static of everyday life, step outside, and rediscover the physical world — a place full of texture, wonder, and presence. Rather than leaning into digital‑age cynicism, Baileigh approaches the theme with positivity and lightness, offering a message that feels both grounding and empowering.
About The New Release — The track’s dreamy guitars and twang‑kissed riffs drift through a loose, soulful groove, giving the song the feeling of an unhurried afternoon near the water. Its laid‑back exterior carries a deeper emotional undercurrent: an invitation to let go of rigid thinking, reconnect with the body, and rediscover joy in small, meaningful moments. Baileigh’s warm, expressive vocals guide the listener through this journey with ease, making the track feel like a gentle push toward clarity.
Baileigh’s Florida roots shine brightly throughout the production. Recent releases have leaned more intentionally into coastal textures, and “Smash Your TV” continues that evolution with confidence. Where her previous single “Do You Feel the Same Way” began establishing this sonic landscape, “Smash Your TV” sinks deeper into it — embracing the unhurried spirit of shore life and the emotional openness that comes with it.
The song’s long creative history adds another layer of meaning. “I wrote this song 8 years ago. Since then, it’s lived a million lives being performed with different bands, being recorded as different demos,” Baileigh shares. That longevity feels fitting for a track centered on returning to what is essential. After years of experimentation, “Smash Your TV” ultimately brings Baileigh back to the qualities that come most naturally: warmth, authenticity, and a beautifully effortless sense of groove.
The single features vocals, lyrics, guitars, synths, bass, drums, and production by Baileigh Jane Wilks under Hummingbird Records, with additional bass contributions by Rose Daniels. Mixing and mastering were handled by Ron Shaffer of Atlantic West Studios, adding a polished, professional sheen to the track’s organic charm.
About The Artist — Baileigh Jane (she/they) is an indie artist‑producer originally from Florida and now based in Brooklyn, NY. Drawing inspiration from Khruangbin, Joe Bataan, Blood Orange, and Prince, Baileigh blends wave‑rock, funk, and soulful psychedelia into a sound that is both refreshing and emotionally resonant. In 2025, she reestablished her solo artistry under her legal name, a powerful step toward visibility that aligned with her journey as a transmasc nonbinary artist.
Beyond music, Baileigh is a dedicated queer community organizer. She founded Dank Dykes, a queer cannabis social club, and Conduit Media, a queer artist collective. Her events — including surf meetups, showcases, and community gatherings — create safe, joyful spaces for queer artists and audiences. Her mission remains constant: helping people reconnect with the deepest parts of themselves, even through discomfort, and finding beauty in authenticity.
Our Thoughts — “Smash Your TV” is a beautifully uplifting release — warm, soulful, and full of life. Baileigh Jane’s ability to blend introspection with breezy optimism makes the track feel both emotionally rich and effortlessly enjoyable. It’s a song that encourages presence, joy, and reconnection, and it stands as one of her most inspiring works to date. Baileigh continues to shine as a visionary indie artist with a powerful, positive voice.
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