Falling In Love Fast With BIZZY’s New Single, “I Really Like This Part”

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Photo Credit: Anna Azarov

If you’ve ever fallen fast and felt everything all at once, BIZZY’s written your soundtrack. With her signature blend of diary-entry honesty and cinematic alt-pop production, the Maryland-born, Nashville-based artist has just released her newest single, “I Really Like This Part”—a shimmering, slow-build anthem that captures the intoxicating rush of new love.

Fresh off the ‘All I Ever Asked For Was A North American Tour’ supporting Rachel Chinouriri, BIZZY is riding a wave of momentum—and with good reason. “I Really Like This Part” is a vivid reminder of everything that makes her one of alt-pop’s most exciting voices: raw, relatable storytelling, electric vulnerability, and hooks that make you feel like you’re falling in real time.

In “I Really Like This Part,” BIZZY zooms in on the fragile, dizzying hope that defines early infatuation—the imagined futures, the unsaid words, and the quiet desperation to believe it’s all real. It’s a portrait of spiraling, but with sparkle and sincerity in equal measure.

“This song feels like catching butterflies in a jar,” BIZZY says. “Everything still feels magical and untouched. You're just giddy, telling your friends you met someone new, hoping that feeling never goes away.”

That balance—between chaos and charm, heartbreak and humor—is exactly why both fans and critics are paying attention. Whether she’s delivering sharp, offbeat bangers like “Tuesday” or “Anybody,” or pouring her heart out on her debut EP I Don’t Get Breakups, BIZZY continues to carve out a lane all her own: unfiltered, emotional, and impossible not to root for.

It’s this mix of wonder, wit, and emotional transparency that has fans and critics hooked. From upbeat, unhinged songs like “Tuesday” or “Anybody,” to the gut-punch reflection of her debut EP I Don’t Get Breakups, BIZZY continues to prove she’s a voice for the messy, beautiful, and vulnerable moments.

If “I Really Like This Part” is any indication, we’re witnessing a new chapter of BIZZY’s evolution—one filled with open-hearted confessions, bold sonic shifts, and a whole lot of butterflies. Vulnerability has never sounded this good.