Lucy Fitzgerald 
“Feral” by Lalit Sritara (featuring Taylor Wendell Lozano, who co-wrote the song) is a short and vibrant burst of theatrical pop that’s full of character and flair. At just over two minutes long, it packs in a rich, storybook-like atmosphere that’s both fun and emotionally layered.
Right from the start, the energy feels playful and bold. The back-and-forth between the two voices gives the song a conversational rhythm, like you’re listening in on a fantasy tale unfolding on a stage. There’s a strong sense of chemistry between the performers, and the song keeps that momentum going all the way through.
The production is sleek and smart. It leaves room for the vocals to shine while adding just enough musical drama to keep things interesting. Nothing feels overdone, and every moment feels intentional. It’s a pop song that doesn’t feel like it’s trying to chase trends — instead, it carves its own little world and invites you in.
What makes “Feral” stand out is how it manages to be both whimsical and meaningful. There’s a fairytale charm here, but also a deeper emotional thread about connection, hesitation, and identity. The music video only adds to that world, with lush forest visuals and stylized movement that feel like a modern stage show.
From my perspective, “Feral” is one of the more creative debuts to come out this year. It’s confident, distinct, and a reminder that pop can still feel like a performance — in the best way.
Be sure to follow Lalit Sritara, stream “Feral” wherever you listen to music, and don’t forget to add it to your playlist. Whether you’re into theatrical pop, storytelling in music, or just something refreshingly different, this track deserves a spot in your rotation. Supporting new voices like Lalit’s is how the music scene stays fresh and full of surprises.
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