If "Lie To Me" is the early glimpse into the summer's debut album, we are in for something spectacular. GAWD refuse to be flattened into one dimension; they live where softness meets power, and right now, that is the most exciting place to be in R&B.

"The moments where your intuition is screaming but you’re still hoping the story might change."

W: MP Huryung

LA-based R&B duo GAWD have returned with “Lie To Me,” a sleek, emotionally charged banger that serves as a high-octane introduction to their forthcoming debut album. Produced by Grammy-winner Stanley Randolph and Poe Leos, the track brilliantly navigates the "messy truth" of relationships, capturing that agonizing friction between gut intuition and the desperate desire to believe a beautiful façade. Following a stellar year supporting Anderson Paak and contributing to Durand Bernarr’s Grammy-winning Bloom, the duo’s signature "razor-sharp lyricism" and rich harmonies feel more potent than ever. It is a record that sits comfortably in the uncomfortable, blending deep R&B heritage with a modern, defiant snarl that refuses to be ignored.

"We’ve always been drawn to the messy truth... where your intuition is screaming but you’re still hoping the story might change."

Beyond the music, "Lie To Me" signals a bold new chapter for GAWD as they expand their creative footprint into the acting landscape with a role in the film ‘K-Pops’. Their commitment to community-driven artistry remains central to their identity, evidenced by their upcoming performance at UNPLUGDLA for Women’s History Month. By balancing vulnerability with an effortless persona, the duo underlines their status as multi-faceted artists who thrive where softness meets power. As they gear up for their full-length release this summer, GAWD are proving that they aren't just part of the new generation of R&B—they are leading it with a confidence that is as infectious as their melodies.

"It’s about trusting yourself even when someone else is trying to rewrite the truth."