Australian singer-songwriter Lauren Tatyana is fast solidifying her place on the global stage — and her latest single, “Stone Cold,” is the fiercest proof yet.
The hypnotic, emotionally-charged track marks the newest release from Lauren’s upcoming EP Reasons I Can’t Sleep and arrives on the heels of an impressive run of achievements. With “Stone Cold” already amassing tens of thousands of streams in its first week, it’s clear the track is resonating — and positioning Lauren as one of Australia’s most compelling emerging voices.
Co-produced by the dynamic team at Evoke Sounds, the single blends sleek, high-impact production with Lauren’s signature soulful delivery, drawing sonic inspiration from the likes of The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, and Mike Dean. It’s a celebration of clarity, confidence, and personal power — catchy, cathartic, and made to move.
The boldness of “Stone Cold” extends to its official music video, directed by Frederick McHenry (GQ, Adidas, Hypebeast). Filmed with exclusive access to Melbourne’s vibrant Archie Brothers arcade after hours, the clip bursts with energy, colour and attitude — capturing the playful defiance at the heart of the track. “We honestly forgot we were working — it was that fun,” Lauren says.
This new release follows the success of “2AM”, a dreamy late-night anthem produced in Los Angeles with acclaimed producer Kyle McCammon, known for his work on 13 Reasons Why, Never Have I Ever, Bojack Horseman, and Apple’s Carpool Karaoke. With credits alongside artists such as Banks, Julia Stone, Sam Dew and Doe Paoro, McCammon brings an added depth to Lauren’s evolving sound- highlighting her international calibre, credibility, and creative reach.
But Lauren’s journey began long before Stone Cold. She first turned heads with her chart-topping collaborations with Melbourne DJ JPA, hitting #1 on Kiss FM with “Beautiful Liar” and landing a Beatport Top 10 with “Hold Me.” Since then, her music has been championed by major tastemakers — including legendary Argentine DJ Hernán Cattáneo, who featured her track during his set at the iconic Sunset Mendoza Festival.
Her growing global impact is not limited to the studio. A seasoned performer, Lauren has graced stages from intimate acoustic sets to large-scale festival slots, with a standout performance at the AFL Women’s Finals broadcast nationally to hundreds of thousands.
“Stone Cold” is proving to be a defining moment in Lauren Tatyana’s career — one that signals her growing global impact. As anticipation builds for the full EP release, Lauren continues to stake her claim as one of Australia’s most exciting exports — an artist whose voice, vision, and vulnerability are resonating on an international stage.
Listen: Stone Cold
