L.A.-via Seattle singer, songwriter, and spoken word artist Hollis Wong-Wear, known simply as Hollis<\/a>, is redefining herself and going solo. Until now, Hollis has been best known for her contribution to Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ 2013 debut GRAMMY-nominated album, The Heist<\/em>, with the song “White Walls<\/a>,” and for her role as front-woman of popular Seattle group, The Fl<\/a>a<\/a>vr Blue<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

But, come 2022, Hollis releases her debut solo full-length\u2014an alt-pop album entitled Subliminal<\/em>, which she wrote and recorded almost entirely during the pandemic. Today, Hollis premieres her third single from the forthcoming album, “Let Me Not,” a vibrant-yet-melancholy track that marks Hollis’ first collaboration with Ryan Lewis since their work on The Heist.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

“Let Me Not” also marks one of the first music videos she’s ever directed\u2014something she’d like to do more of going into 2022. “I have a lot of interests as a filmmaker,” says Hollis. “Between my work directing the ‘Let Me Not’ video and thinking about like moving forward with the other videos, I want to make sure they’re artistically cohesive.” <\/p>\n\n\n\n