DAYA on Pop Stardom, Chainsmokers, and "Till Every Petal Drops" Album! (Full Interview)

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🗓️ 25 October 2025

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Daya is a singer-songwriter best known for her breakout hit “Hide Away” and her empowering anthem “Sit Still, Look Pretty.” Her new album "Till Every Petal Drops" just came out and theyre all smashes. She rose to global fame after winning a Grammy Award for her collaboration with The Chainsmokers on “Don’t Let Me Down.”

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0:00.0	I remember like gluing like fake lashes on in the parking lot of these like radio stations
0:04.5	and like my mom was driving me around and our Subaru and so I got a letter from Michelle Obama
0:10.7	which was so insane.
0:12.7	Am I in trouble?
0:13.7	Yeah.
0:14.7	What did I do?
0:15.7	Was that the first song in the dance space that you did?
0:17.7	That was actually my first collaboration ever.
0:20.0	Don't let me down.
0:22.6	Don't let me down.
0:23.6	Don't let me down.
0:25.6	To have a nine-year gap from your debut to your sophomore is so unheard of.
0:31.6	But your new album really is a step forward in the right direction of everything and every song actually hits.
0:36.6	How do you even get into that mindset of where you wanted this to go?
0:39.3	Because there's been so much time in between.
0:41.3	It's funny because I feel like it wouldn't have, it only had to happen this way in a way.
0:48.3	And I think that's just because I needed some time personally to figure out some things. I also needed time to, I was very much in
0:56.5	this like pop world when I first started and I feel like I wanted to kind of expand and like
1:02.0	explore and experiment a lot with my writing. And I had some years to do that. And then I kind of was
1:08.1	just in and out of a bunch of different label situations and
1:11.6	nothing really felt like this is the right moment for me to release this project and I've been
1:18.4	releasing EPs over the last few years and that's felt really great but it's it's yeah it kind of just
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