Nadia Loren has released her debut EP Kiss & Drive via VLF Records.
The seven-track project arrives at the end of a fast-moving breakout year for the Kent-born, London-based artist, following a run of singles that have steadily built her profile across UK pop. The release is accompanied by focus track ‘Do You Miss Me?’, alongside a live video directed by Blacksocks.
Kiss & Drive pulls together diaristic pop songwriting with a polished, modern edge. Across the EP, Loren documents relationships, infatuation, disappointment and restlessness, writing from a perspective that feels immediate rather than retrospective. Several of the tracks have already featured in her live sets, including ‘It’s Whatever’ and ‘Laundrette’, while ‘Sad But True’ sees her working with producer Mura Masa.
Speaking about the EP, Loren describes the songs as scenes from a film version of her life, mixing real experiences with projection and fantasy. She has cited a love of drama, reading and cinema as influences on the project, alongside an interest in turning lived emotion into something heightened and expressive through pop music.
Since finishing her A-levels earlier this year, Loren has sold out her first headline show, followed it with a larger London date, and toured across the UK and Europe supporting Chloe Qisha. Kiss & Drive brings together that first chapter, positioning her as one of the more visible new names in UK pop heading into 2026.
Kiss & Drive is out now via VLF Records.
