Meg Mac has released her third single of 2025, featuring her trademark emotive lyrical styling and soaring vocals.
“Sometimes” reflects on the pain and consequences of self-love. “Sometimes doing what’s right for you means hurting somebody,” she explains. “it’s one of the most challenging things about life.”
The release comes off the back of the success of tracks “He Said No” and “Tune I’ll be Singing Until I’m Dead”, which have 330k combined streams. Each has provided a different taste of her forthcoming fourth studio album It’s My Party, due later this year.
The release also follows a huge run of shows for the ARIA chart-topper. In August, she staged a three-night residency at Sydney’s Belvoir Street Theatre, a collaboration with director and lighting designer Alexander Berlage that blended storytelling, theatre, and music.
She’s also fresh off a sold-out run across the UK and Ireland, where she previewed material from It’s My Party in some of her most intimate performances to date.
Since breaking through with her self-titled EP in 2014, Mac has cemented her reputation as one of Australia’s most powerful voices. Her debut album Low Blows reached No. 2 on the ARIA Charts in 2017, while 2022’s Matter of Time debuted at No. 1.
Along the way, she’s shared stages with Sam Smith, Teddy Swims, and Jacob Banks, while building a fiercely loyal fan base at home and abroad.
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Meg Mac’s “Sometimes” is out now.
