Sophie Powers' latest single, "Goals," is an electrified, hyper-pop-fueled banger that crackles with ambition, attitude, and an unapologetic hunger for more. Riding a propulsive current of power chords, frantic beats, and synths that crackle like a live wire, Powers turns motivation into a mosh pit, reminding you again why she's one of the most dynamic voices in pop-punk's new wave.
Right from the opening lines, "There's an itsy-bitsy little part of me who wants more. Just kidding, it's a big one," Powers establishes a tone: This is not simply a song. It is a mindset. As part of the early 2000s emo-punk nostalgia and part of modern hyperpop sensibility, "Goals" is a sonic sugar rush, as insubordinate as uplifting. It's that sort of song that makes you want to put on your favorite platform boots, blast it through the speakers, and conquer the world.
But under the earworm hooks and punchy production, Sophie Powers isn't just being noisy. She's making a statement. "Goals" is a song about ambition, about not learning to shrink yourself to make others more comfortable. It's Hello Kitty goes hardcore. It's Y2K brat energy with an autoimmune scourge of self-belief.
Fresh off her explosive EP Glitch Lvl 1, one that mixed instantly danceable high-energy bangers but balanced with raw, emotional depth, Powers is proving she's now a permanent member of the pop landscape. With her signature DIY fashion, striking visuals, and relentless ambition, she's not just an artist but a movement.