Belgian artist Josephine De Smet is a rising singer known for crafting comforting harmonies and candid lyricism. Inspired by artists such as Billie Eilish, Tate McRae, Demi Lovato, Ariana Grande and Eminem, her music adapts to a wide variety of styles. From songs about self-worth and breaking away from expectations to darker topics like addiction and emotional struggle, her songwriting consistently feels direct and personal.
With Butterflies, Josephine De Smet once again refuses to hold back. The single focuses on reclaiming confidence when faced with criticism and people who attempt to diminish your value. While the title and some of the track’s softer melodic elements may initially suggest a lighter atmosphere, the song quickly reveals itself as a bold statement of resilience and defiance.
Co-produced alongside Pascal Oorts, the production gives Butterflies an engaging identity. The layered backing vocals add an almost ceremonial feeling at times, while the rhythmic beats keep the track accessible. Every instrumental choice feels carefully balanced, allowing Josephine De Smet’s vocals to remain at the forefront. Her performance shifts naturally between delicate and dramatic moments, giving the song an extra sense of intensity.
After exploring not only this single but the rest of her catalogue, it becomes clear that Josephine De Smet is committed to creating music that makes people feel understood. Through vulnerability, honesty, and a strong artistic vision, she continues to shape a sound capable of connecting with a wide audience.
Words Javier Rodriguez
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