BELLA WHITE SHARES EVOCATIVE NEW SINGLE “PINK LIVING ROOM”

Rising singer/songwriter Bella White has shared her new single and accompanying music video, “Pink Living Room,” out now via Rounder Records.

A bittersweet, mid-tempo ballad, “Pink Living Room” finds White reflecting on past heartbreak while settling into the quiet clarity of the present. Following the critical acclaim of her previous work, White continues to carve out a distinct lane in contemporary Americana blending elements of folk, bluegrass, rock and roots. With “Pink Living Room,” she draws listeners in with her authentic storytelling, set against a delicate arrangement that showcases her emotive, supple vocals.

Bella White shares the inspiration behind her song, saying, “’Pink Living Room’ is a contemplation of the past. I wrote it during a moment of processing and grieving time that’s gone by – recognizing how easy it is to carry around old baggage without realizing it. It’s also about newness and the fabulous unknown. I wanted to acknowledge what’s left behind as well as what is around the corner.”

“Pink Living Room,” is the fourth single from her upcoming album, A Sign In The Weather, out June 5, 2026. Previous singles include “Little Things,” “Dream Song,” and “False Start,” written after the North Carolina floods as a condemnation of surface-level chatter. Co-produced by White and Ross Farbe (Esther Rose, Drugdealer), A Sign In The Weather marks a bold evolution in White’s sound as she collaborates with Sam Gelband (drums), Gina Leslie (bass), Nick Corson (guitar), Maddy Kirgo (vocals), Duncan Troast (piano), Patrick M’Gonigle (fiddle) and Nikolai Shveitser (pedal steel), creating a nuanced sound that spotlights White’s enchanting vocals and graceful guitar work.

A work of striking sensitivity, A Sign In The Weather underscores White’s ability to distill complex feeling into songs that unfold with understated power. Recorded in a shotgun house along the Mississippi River, the album expands beyond her bluegrass roots into a moodier, more daring strain of folk and Americana. White reveals, “To me this album was a real labor of love and so empowering to make—it validated that I trust myself and trust my vision, and now I just want to keep doing it my way and keep working with people I believe in.” Pre-order the album here.