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After remarkably discovering her voice at a meditation retreat, New York-born Michelle Kash rose to the top of the dance charts with her sultry cover of “Personal Jesus.” Now, after a five-year break, the LA-based songstress is back with her lead single, “Gravity,” which she aptly wrote after a chance encounter with Lou Reed.

Michelle Kash has released the official music video for her recently released single “Gravity.” CLICK HERE to watch the steamy music video and

Rising indie pop force Michelle Kash tells a story of surrender and desire on her synth-driven new single 'Gravity'.

Michelle Kash follows her Billboard No.4 success with ‘Gravity’, a hypnotic dark-pop single shaped by cinematic synths and smoky, soulful vocals, capturing the emotional collision of two intense situationships. Inspired by Lou Reed’s poetry and born from a period of personal uncertainty, the track marks a compelling evolution for the LA-based artist who first found her voice through unexpected moments of spiritual stillness.

“Gravity” didn’t begin as a song at all, but as a poem. Kash wrote it during a period of emotional upheaval, drawing on the fevered intimacy of Lou Reed’s poetry and her own journey through desire, confusion, and release. “I was caught between two situationships.

After landing at No. 4 on the Billboard charts, Michelle Kash returns with her most hypnotic work yet. 'Gravity' is a dark-pop daydream that captures the push and pull of passion when desire becomes inescapable. Swirling with lush synths and soulful, smoke-hued vocals, the track marks a striking new chapter for the New York-born, LA-based artist.

Michelle Kash has been one of my favourite artist discoveries this year – and she’s definitely one for those who believe in the magic life can give you. Her songwriting begins with poetry, and her sonic worlds are nostalgic as they are feminine, modern and exploratory.

It’s a track that feels both intimate and atmospheric, a collision of desire, confusion, and the magnetic forces that bind two people even when they try to resist.

Michelle Kash’s sonic world is instantly recognisable. Velvet shadows follow evocative, moody and emotional pulses at every turn. Her latest song, "Gravity" follows in a long line of musical milestones.

After landing at No. 4 on the Billboard charts, singer-songwriter Michelle Kash returns with “Gravity”, a hypnotic new single that explores the irresistible pull between two lovers. Fusing cinematic synths with ethereal melodies, the track unfolds like a slow-motion free fall — equal parts sensual and introspective.

We had the good fortune of connecting with Michelle Kash and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Michelle Kash is climbing up the Billboard Dance Charts with her cover of Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus”. She plans on releasing a new original single and we got the chance to chat with her on it all.

When Michelle Kash ponders the nature of her music, the New York-born and Los Angeles-based songstress does so by likening it to “a dimly lit room” and “torn lace.”

Citing her varied influences from Aretha Franklin to Joan Jett to Fiona Apple, Michelle Kash finds her own “Personal Jesus” with this cinematic and sultry

Singer-songwriter Michelle Kash is kicking off the new year with her sultry, moody cover of Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus.” Following the release of two new singles, “Smoking Gun” and “Hurt Me” last year, Michelle’s cover of “Personal Jesus” finds her at her most confident and serves as the perfect start to 2020.

The LA-based singer/songwriter’s seductive, fiery take on alternative pop is equally evocative and empowering in its confidence and charisma. In between echoes of swelling synths, her voice tows the line between a coy croon and a commanding chant on “Personal Jesus,” painting her as a 21st century temptress.