Mayah Unveils Cinematic New Single ‘Broken Glass’ OUT ON FRIDAY 10TH JULY 

Mayah Unveils Cinematic New Single ‘Broken Glass 

Release Date: July 10, 2026

 

Sunshine Coast singer-songwriter Mayah returns with Broken Glass, a cinematic alternative pop single exploring the quiet aftermath of heartbreak and the journey of reclaiming yourself after loving someone who was never capable of loving you in the same way.

Blending haunting melodies, intimate vocals and expansive cinematic production, Broken Glass sits within the world of alternative pop, drawing influences from indie pop and dreamlike soundscapes. The song unfolds like a film, beginning in quiet reflection before gradually building into an empowering declaration of letting go.

Written from a place of emotional honesty, Broken Glass captures the moment when memories linger, silence feels heavy, and moving on becomes both painful and freeing. Rather than telling a story of revenge, the song reflects on accepting what cannot be changed and finding the strength to choose yourself.

 

“Broken Glass is about letting go of what used to be. It reflects on the feelings you once had, without necessarily wishing for them to return. It’s about making peace with the past, accepting what’s been, and allowing yourself to move forward.”

Now more than eight years into her professional music career, Mayah has established herself as an independent artist known for heartfelt songwriting and authentic storytelling. With over 680,000 Spotify streams, 21,900 YouTube subscribers, and a growing audience across social media, she continues to connect with listeners through music that explores love, loss and healing.

The accompanying music video mirrors the song’s cinematic nature, using symbolic imagery to represent heartbreak, memory and personal transformation. Together, the song and visuals create an immersive experience that reflects Mayah’s passion for storytelling across both music and film.

Broken Glass follows a growing catalogue of emotionally driven releases, including fan favourites Loved & Lost, Traffic Light, Rain War and BLAME. Her music has collectively amassed hundreds of thousands of streams and views, while Loved & Lost features in the Australian feature film He Loves Me Not, available on Foxtel and recently released on Amazon Prime.

With Broken Glass, Mayah continues to establish herself as an artist creating deeply personal music that resonates long after the final note. Cinematic, haunting and ultimately hopeful, the single marks a new chapter in her evolution as both a songwriter and storyteller.

Release Details

  • Artist: Mayah
  • Single: Broken Glass
  • Release Date: July 10, 2026
  • Genre: Alternative Pop / Dark Indie Pop / Cinematic Pop
  • Music Video Release: July 17, 2026

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