Hope Vista Releases New Single "I Don't Think I'm Growing"

Pop artist Hope Vista has released her new single, “I Don’t Think I’m Growing,” the final track ahead of her upcoming 2026 EP, Miss Outlaw (release date TBA). A blazing, introspective pop song rooted in self-doubt, the track blends sleek R&B-infused production with layered vocals and raw introspection, capturing a moment of personal reckoning where uncertainty meets self-awareness. “I Don’t Think I’m Growing” is available now on all music platforms. About the single, she says: “I Don’t Think I’m Growing” felt like a natural fit to usher in a new EP cycle. We all experience self-doubt, especially when we’re working to better ourselves in any way that we can. In the midst of evolution, it may feel like we aren’t actually growing at all - it doesn’t happen overnight. But the truth is that we often grow the most when we aren’t paying attention. That’s where this song stems from, and I wholeheartedly believe that reflection is one of the most important facets of metamorphosis.

She is Hope Vista; a wildly anxious soul, emboldened by the endless depths of pop music and how the contents of her brain fit into it. But as of recently, the phantom pop pioneer wondered - how will a year’s worth of recent, unexpected life changes impact her offerings as an artist? Hope Vista is very much still fueled by ice cold cans of Dr. Pepper Zero and extensive therapy, but the melancholic platform she once stood on has risen to a different level; one of introspection, privacy, and in many ways, fear.

So how does her dark, ghostly, glitchy sonic smoothie continue to transform with fear of judgment on the brain? Easy. She returns to her first love - pop music - and injects it directly into the ears of anyone with an itch for bubblegum-y, alternative-fused, intoxicating baubles.

There’s no question that Hope Vista is not afraid of high-risk evolution. But now, equipped with her signature monochrome style and the flaming energy of a Leo, she’s the archetype for violently kicking a foot through the wall and shedding pre-metamorphic layers.