Album Review : The Two Lips – ‘girl, c’mon!’

 By: Morgan Holzer

We’ve been waiting for Andrea and Julia to drop more music, and they definitely delivered. The duo released their new EP girl, c’mon!, and it encapsulates the early-2000s and feels nostalgic. I would describe it as camp, fun, and still unmistakably them. Even with all the playful nostalgia, they manage to keep that dreamy, ethereal sound that makes them feel so unique. They’ve described the EP as a love letter to themselves and to anyone trying to figure out life in their twenties, and honestly, that’s exactly what it feels like.

The EP has seven tracks, each one capturing what it feels like to be finding your way in your twenties. The songs go beyond being catchy. They dive into topics like heartbreak, hope, and late nights overthinking. The lyrics are real and honest, and when they’re paired with those bright, upbeat pop sounds, you’re basically guaranteed to have them stuck in your head. You can really feel how intentional the project is. It’s relatable, raw, and it genuinely reads like a love letter.

The Two Lips consistently collaborate with some of the coolest, most talented creatives, and it shows every single time. Watching their aesthetic evolve, not just in the music but in the entire world they build around it, is one of my favorite parts of following them.

Fans are also keeping an eye out for a Two Lips Christmas. They hinted at the idea on TikTok with a preview of a “Santa Baby” cover, and everyone is excited to see what festive music they might release next.