“Selfish” hits like a conversation you’ve had with yourself late at night—raw, honest, and just a little heavy. Kelbs channels her experiences as a young artist grappling with a world that feels relentless, exploring themes of loyalty, toxic cycles, and the weight of having a heart too big for its surroundings. The track marries introspection with an infectious trap-pop edge, giving listeners something to nod to while feeling every word.
What makes Kelbs stand out is her ability to tell her truth without overcomplicating it. At just 20 years old, she navigates personal struggles with the maturity of an artist who’s been through it and still keeps going. Raised near the backdrop of Happy Valley, she paints a picture of survival and love for those around her, even when that love feels like a losing game. “Selfish” is relatable, cutting straight to the core for anyone who’s ever felt weighed down by the people they hold close. This is Kelbs stepping into her voice—confident, unfiltered, and here to stay.
