Claraty Turns Heartbreak into a Healing Spell in 'tssbfy'

Claraty’s “tssbfy” isn’t your average breakup track — it’s a spiritual spell wrapped in synths, a fierce yet tender reclamation of self. With a title that cheekily abbreviates “this song shouldn’t be for you”, the single sets the tone for an emotional clearing. It’s as if Claraty takes one final glance in the rearview mirror, then hits the accelerator toward liberation.

The production is sleek and magnetic, fusing electronic pulses with Claraty’s signature violin and ethereal vocal layering. It sits right alongside the emotional landscapes of artists like Gracie Abrams or Olivia Rodrigo, but Claraty carves out a space that’s entirely her own — where ancestral wisdom meets bedroom pop and where every beat feels like both a dance and a ritual.

This song shouldn’t be for them — and it isn’t. It’s for anyone who’s ever outgrown a version of themselves tied to someone else’s shadow. With “tssbfy”, Claraty reclaims her narrative in technicolor, reminding us that even the most personal grief can be transformed into something gorgeously universal.