Indie-Pop Savant Stevie Wolf Explores Loneliness In Vibrant Single “Paper Mache Doll”



Nicknamed —The artist who wants to write 'whatever makes people feel connected’— by Billboard, Stevie Wolf has been proving since the release of his debut single « Who », in 2017, that he deserves to be talked about in the headlines. His infectious melodies and his captivating vocal tone truly brings joy to his audience.
Indeed, the young indie-pop savant has just unveiled another phenomenal single entitled “Paper maché doll”, which is an emotion- driving and pampering tune about the search of friends and a social life, in general. The song perfectly portrays the episode of social distancing we’re facing at the moment due to COVID-19.
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