There’s a reason Lavaud is catching everyone’s attention right now, and it’s not just her voice, it’s her presence.

With her new single “Change Clothes,” out now via culturally sharp indie label Saint & Citizen, the London-born, Mauritian-rooted artist is shedding whatever no longer serves. People, patterns, energies. This isn’t about heartbreak. It’s about alignment.. Produced by Trakmatik and Hvstle, the track trades tears for confidence, and closure for control. It’s polished, poised, and completely unbothered like the sonic equivalent of walking away in slow motion with sunglasses on.

Sonically, “Change Clothes” hits like a designer fragrance ad with a beat, glossy synths, tight percussion, and a low-end that moves with intention. Lavaud’s vocals are smooth and commanding, never overdone. She knows the power of restraint. She’s not here to plead, she’s here to own it.

And when she says “change clothes,” she’s not only talking about fashion. She’s talking about energy. Lavaud flips the switch on a dead-end connections like she’s switching out a look that no longer fits. It’s elegant, elevated, and perfectly in step with the women reclaiming their narratives with quiet force and head-turning style.

The lyrics are subtle but sharp. She doesn’t ask for sympathy. She doesn’t need to prove a point. She simply reclaims her power and keeps it moving. 

“Change Clothes” is the soundtrack to leaving the table with power and grace, and knowing you were the prize all along.

Stream the anthem now and wear your confidence like couture.

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