RISING POP STAR ALESSI ROSE BLISSFULLY IGNORES THE RED FLAGS ON PLAYFUL NEW TRACK “GET AROUND” + DELUXE EDITION OF ACCLAIMED EP VOYEUR OUT TODAY
LISTEN TO VOYEUR DELUXE EDITION HERE
ALESSI NOW TOURING NORTH AMERICA WITH SUPERSTAR TATE MCCRAE
07 NOVEMBER 2025 (TORONTO, ON) — Today marks the release of Voyeur (Deluxe) — the expanded edition of the widely acclaimed EP from breakout pop star Alessi Rose, out now via Capitol Records. To celebrate the arrival of Voyeur (Deluxe), the 22-year-old artist is sharing an all-new and addictively catchy track called “Get Around.” Listen to “Get Around” HERE and go HERE to stream/download Voyeur (Deluxe) now.
Continuing the full-tilt momentum of Voyeur (an eight-song powerhouse released in July), the EP’s deluxe version features three new tracks from the self-made singer/songwriter/producer. As Alessi recently revealed, “Voyeur (Deluxe) stemmed from me continuing to write on tour after Voyeur was completed and craving some more big, melodramatic pop songs to perform at my shows, whilst also being in the headspace of wanting to write about things in their most raw and uncomfortable honest forms, in real time.”
Along with “Get Around,” Voyeur (Deluxe)’s brand-new songs include her latest single “First Original Thought” — a disco-leaning banger penned by Alessi, GRAMMY® Award winner Blake Slatkin (Charli xcx, Tate McRae) and Amy Allen (the 2025 recipient of the GRAMMY® Award for Songwriter of the Year, Non-Classical, whose credits include Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso”). After premiering in September, “First Original Thought” drew raves from the likes of Rolling Stone UK, who stated that the electrifying track should “push her further towards becoming a household name.”
In the spirit of “First Original Thought,” “Get Around” taps into the slyly subversive humor and larger-than-life personality Alessi frequently brings to the stage in her magnetic live show. Produced by Adam Yaron (Alex Warren, Jenna Raine), the bass-heavy bop comes in hot as she confesses to a case of delirious desire (“He’s got this way about him / I’d like to know a little more / He's got some baggy trousers / I’d like to see them on the floor”). As she merges her immaculate vocal flow with the track’s brightly throbbing beats, Alessi dials up the playful sensuality at the wildly infectious chorus: “I have it on some good authority / He gets around / Well, could he get around, get around, get around to me?” Reaching a giddy fever pitch at its gang-vocal-fueled bridge, “Get Around” ultimately puts an empowered twist on lusting for someone despite a sea of red flags.
Also today, Alessi shares a behind-the-scenes look at the official music video for “First Original Thought” — a fantastically choreographed visual directed by Ben Cole (Kylie Minogue, Rosalía) and filmed inside an old asylum chapel. Go HERE to check out the behind-the-scenes clip now.
Made with in-demand producers like Sam De Jong (Gracie Abrams, Lennon Stella), John Hill (Cage the Elephant, Carly Rae Jepsen), Sammy Witte (SZA, Halsey), and Couros (Dora Jar, Saya Gray), Voyeur spotlights Alessi’s singular talent for turning her messiest feelings into arena-sized anthems. With its gorgeous collision of sticky-sweet melodies and razor-sharp lyrics, the EP includes standouts like “Same Mouth” (her Capitol Records debut), “Everything Anything,” (a real-life tale of a problematic ex moving onto her street without warning, featured on V Magazine’s New Music Friday picks), “That Could Be Me” (an angsty alt-rock-edged bop), and “Dumb Girl” (a slow-building epic capturing the whirlwind of unrequited love). Along with earning major praise from the likes of NPR’s All Songs Considered (who included it on their roundup of the best new albums out that week) and DIY (who declared that “Alessi Rose has firmly secured her status as pop’s hottest new It-girl”), Voyeur found Alessi featured on the cover of NME, who proclaimed that “pop’s most brutally honest newcomer is on an unstoppable rise.”
Tonight in at Acrisure Arena in Palm Springs, CA, Alessi continues her crowd-thrilling run as support for the North American leg of Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour. After opening for Tate tomorrow night at the legendary Kia Forum in Los Angeles, she’ll resume her own headlining Voyeur Tour with a two-night stand at 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin on November 16 and 17. With two U.K./European headline tours already under her belt (both of which sold out in less than 10 minutes, subsequently upgraded venues, and immediately sold out again), Alessi also recently joined Dua Lipa in arenas and stadiums across the pond on the Radical Optimism tour, then made her Glastonbury debut — a knockout performance that Billboard hailed as “superstar-cementing” in their “Best Moments of Glastonbury 2025” recap. Go HERE for more info on Alessi’s upcoming live dates.
Growing up in Derby, England, Alessi first explored her creative side through poetry at age 13. With inspirations including pop visionaries like Lorde and Kate Bush, she soon began writing songs and later taught herself to produce while working as a bartender to save up for college. After building a following online, Alessi made her official debut in the summer of 2023 with the self-written and self-produced “say ur mine,” which amassed over 40K views in less than a week. From there, she released “hate this part” and a string of singles leading up to her 2024 EP, rumination as ritual. In early 2025, Alessi shared her second EP, for your validation, swiftly earning a global following with highlights like “IKYK” and “oh my.” Named one of the “15 Rising U.K. and Ireland Acts to Watch in 2025” by Billboard, she also garnered critical praise from tastemakers like Line of Best Fit, and The Face, while a Dork Magazine cover feature crowned her “the voice of a new confessional pop generation.”
Tracklist for Voyeur (Deluxe) by Alessi Rose
1. “Same Mouth”
2. “Take It or Leave It”
3. “Everything Anything”
4. “Stella”
5. “That Could Be Me”
6. “RIP”
7. “Bittersweet”
8. “Dumb Girl”
9. “First Original Thought”
10. “Get Around”
11. “Falling Forever”
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