Feel Me

With her debut single Feel Me, Ebba Martin takes a true step into the music world — with an honest and emotionally charged pop-punk track that asks the question so many have carried within: Do you hear me? Do you feel the way I do? In collaboration with producer Kasper Randler at KMR Studio, Ebba has created a song that both uplifts and moves. With strong melodies and a driving sound, Feel Me is a first taste of an artist ready to find her audience.

Feel Me is a song that both asks questions and exposes vulnerability. With lines like “Do you feel what I feel too” and “Do you need me like I need you,” Ebba Martin puts words to the uncertainty and longing that exists in relationships when everything is at stake. The powerful chorus gives the song its weight, and it’s no surprise that it’s Ebba’s own favorite part. The sound moves within the pop-punk realm — energetic, melodic, and with a sense of nostalgic sincerity. The listener is offered both pace and emotion — and a chorus that sticks.

“I would describe the genre as pop/punk and that the music is uplifting and makes you happy,” Ebba explains. Feel Me carries that rare quality: a combination of honesty and energy that makes it just as much something you feel as something you hear.

Behind Feel Me lies a creative process that has been both educational and inspiring for Ebba Martin. 

“It felt really good to finish the whole process of creating the song – it feels like an accomplishment! ” she shares. The process began at KMR Studios where Ebba really enjoyed creating and making the song. Her favorite part was working with producer Kasper Randler. Ebba describes the entire experience as exciting and memorable. Turning an idea into a finished song is no simple task, but for Ebba, it’s been a crucial step toward her goal of making music that resonates — and sharing it with others. “The most fun in this creative process was writing a song of my own and record my vocals! I really enjoyed that,” The result is a track that feels genuine — a glimpse into a young artist’s voice and vision.

With Feel Me, Ebba Martin has done more than just release a song — she has introduced herself as an artist. And now, she’s looking forward to people finally hearing what she’s created. This is a beginning, but also a clear sign of what’s to come. For Ebba, who’s been strongly inspired by Avril Lavigne and has deep roots in the punk-pop genre, this is the start of something bigger. She has previously shared her hope of releasing more music and performing live. With Feel Me, she’s well on her way. It’s a song that lives and breathes — and it’s clear: Ebba Martin is here to stay.