Singer-songwriter Psyclo has unveiled her highly anticipated second studio album “Loved,” marking a profound artistic and personal transformation two years in the making. The album, anchored by the lead single “Everybody Sucks,” represents a complete evolution from her debut “Shxffle,” chronicling an intimate journey from self-harm to self-love that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.

In a musical landscape often dominated by heartbreak and escapism, Psyclo’s unwavering focus on self-love and authentic happiness feels genuinely revolutionary. The album arrives at a perfect moment in 2025‘s thriving pop-rock and indie pop scenes, where artists are increasingly embracing authenticity over polished perfection.

The transformation is evident not just lyrically but musically as well. Where her debut album “Shxffle” captured the broken pieces of her former self through alternative sounds, “Loved” sees Psyclo embracing a more accessible pop direction while maintaining the emotional depth that defines her artistry.

Psyclo’s nine-year musical journey began when she was 19, marked by what she describes as “trial and error.” Now, at 28, this “once-immature seed has finally come to fruition,” resulting in a body of work that speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt stuck in darkness but chooses to seek light instead.

This perspective drives the album’s central message: that love , particularly self-love , has the power to transform not just individual lives but the world itself. In an era where anxiety and emotional ups and downs have become commonplace, Psyclo’s commitment to genuine happiness feels both rare and essential.

The album’s introspective nature allows authenticity and genuineness to shine through every track. From accepting love to loving others as you love yourself, Psyclo has created a comprehensive exploration of love in all its forms. The journey from “Shxffle” to “Loved” represents not just artistic growth but a fundamental shift in how she approaches both life and music.

Listen to “Everybody Sucks” Here : open.spotify.com/track/6M66mMxJkt