"Myriad Reflector" cements Cherry Bomb’s reputation as one of the most exciting, visual-forward pop projects of the year. Both the track and its video serve as a triumphant love letter to New York City and the transformative power of dance.

W: Kelly-Jane Jackson I: Matty Vogel
With her latest single "Myriad Reflector," Cherry Bomb delivers a full-blown dance-pop anthem that literally blows out the speakers. It’s an infectious, high-energy track that pushes Lee’s signature sound into its most celebratory space yet.
Directed by frequent collaborator Matty Vogel, the accompanying music video sees Lee returning to her hometown of New York City. The visual centers on the NYC subway system—using the bustling, reflective nature of the transit lines as a metaphor for the city itself.
Rather than leaning into grit or urban nostalgia, Lee plays with reframing dark memories into flashes of fun, light, and fondness. It operates like a living kaleidoscope: bringing together individual visual fragments, vibrant choreography, and a stellar crew of "video vixen friends" to create a single, unified mosaic of joy.
"Channeling the flamboyance of classic cinema to nail old guilt into its coffin."
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"It's an ode to the city that raised me and my love of music," says Lee. "The video takes place on the subway that, akin to a myriad reflector, brings together a constellation of individual fragments to create a single mosaic. It was made with the help of my incredible crew and video vixen friends whose joy has inspired its feeling."
MisterWives’ powerhouse frontwoman isn’t just testing the waters with her solo venture Cherry Bomb—she’s taking a sledgehammer to the status quo and rebuilding it in full, unapologetic neon.
Stepping dead-center into her own spotlight, Lee merges raw punk grit, space-age disco, and brutally honest diary entries into a high-octane soundscape. Cherry Bomb throws out the traditional "side-project" playbook entirely; it’s a glitter-spotted, speaker-rattling declaration of total autonomy, hyper-stylized self-expression, and pure dancefloor salvation.
Through a series of striking, high-concept music videos, Lee has built a distinct technicolor universe. Here is a look at the video trajectory of Cherry Bomb, culminating in her latest single.
The Video Journey: Rebuilding in Full Technicolor
"Never Be Me (M★ther★cker)"
Lee sparked the Cherry Bomb era with a synth-drenched dance-pop exorcism, strutting through sculptural gowns alongside a fierce, tight-knit ensemble of supportive women.
Digital Girl
"Digital Girl" fuses dizzying Y2K synth-pop and saturated aesthetics to reject algorithmic overload and social media perfectionism in a burst of pure pop rebellion.
Sorry You're Not Sorry"
Swelling to biblical scale, "Sorry You're Not Sorry" is a glittering disco-pop anthem about weaponizing confidence and turning heartbreak into a pulsing beat.