Eylsia's new single, "Music in My Head," is quietly powerful. It's not just a new chapter, it's proof that the singer has survived. The song, which came out at the start of a new year, feels like a deeply personal exhale after an impossible hold, shaped by gratitude, strength, and an unshakable belief in the power of music to bring life.
Eylsia doesn't see this release as a victory lap, instead, she sees it as a thank-you letter. This comes after a fantastic end to 2025, when she was at the top of Groover's Global Singer-Songwriter slots. That honesty is what makes "Music in My Head" so emotional. The song came from a time of deep doubt, even when she was being told she would never sing again. Eylsia doesn't give in to despair, instead, she looks inside herself and finds that music is still alive, beating, breathing, and waiting to be heard, even when the voice is threatened.
The sound of this release is exciting because of the context in which it was made. Eylsia was able to get her voice back thanks to new medical technology and advances in 3D Spatial Audio and AI. That technological rebirth subtly shapes the song's presence, giving it a sense of depth and newness without ever detracting from its emotional core.
"Music in My Head" isn't about show, it's about sticking with it. It shows that music is more than just a performance, it's in every sound, breath, and heartbeat. This song is a living moment from Eylsia's journey as she prepares to tell her story in more detail in an upcoming biography and possibly a feature film. "Music in My Head" is personal, thankful, and quietly defiant. It reminds us that music doesn't stop when it should. It just finds a different way to sing.