Sone's “Rollercoaster” Is A Cinematic Knockout

If pop music had an opera house, Rollercoaster would be echoing through it.

Sone’s new single is a thunderstorm of emotion wrapped in velvet vocals and baroque drama. Co-produced in Paris with Theo Laurent-Vitale, this track doesn’t just break the rules of genre — it turns them into confetti. Rollercoaster isn’t afraid to be “too much.” In fact, it thrives on excess: explosive crescendos, operatic high notes, and lyrics that read like pages torn from a diary scrawled at 3 a.m.

What sets Sone apart isn’t just her world-class vocal chops (and trust — she has them), but her ability to make vulnerability sound like a superpower. There’s a cinematic sweep here, as if Florence Welch and Lady Gaga staged a musical breakdown in the middle of Versailles. But underneath all the flair is a message that sticks: this emotional rollercoaster isn’t something to be fixed — it’s something to be proud of.

This is Sone’s “main character” moment. And it’s only just beginning.

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