September 19th marks the first ever album release by Paige Anne and it also coincides with her sixteenth birthday. The debut effort by the Idaho native is properly named “First Paige.” Shortly after Paige Anne developed some of the concepts behind her new music, she teamed up with an impressive group of songwriters and records producers from Obeeyay (Winnin & Just a Fling) to Zach Sorgen (Sugarsweet & Home). The end result was shortlist of tracks with a heavy emphasis on R&B and Pop, much like the early work of recording artists such as Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande.

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“It was an eye-opening experience of late nights, food, a lot of traveling, and great stories that turned into lyrics,” Paige Anne said. “It was so fun to watch lyrics that I wrote be placed on the table and the team would create a song. I never realized how much went in to getting a song ready for the radio.”

According to the young singer/guitarist, the lyrical content for “First Paige” is largely based on the framework of her family and her social circle. It’s also an imaginative tale that included real-life parallels to her love life and some of her most heartbreaking loses. The album’s lead single was a Pop/R&B song called “Free” and the follow-up single from the vocalist is pop-soul composition named “Missile.”