Avery Cochrane shares acoustic version of viral single ‘Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night’
Seattle-based alt-pop and indie-pop riser Avery Cochrane has unveiled a lush acoustic rendition of her breakout single, ‘Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night (Alone in My Bedroom Version).’ The stripped-back track arrives on the heels of the original version’s viral success, which has already racked up more than 1.5 million streams since its release earlier this summer.
Known for her emotive songwriting and cinematic approach to pop, Cochrane continues to captivate audiences with songs that strike a balance between raw honesty and shimmering production. ‘Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night’ explores the feeling of morphing into what others expect, rather than revealing one’s authentic self—a theme that has resonated strongly with listeners and amplified her growing fan base. The new acoustic version pulls the song inward, highlighting her expressive vocals and lyrical vulnerability in a more intimate setting. The release follows her viral queer anthem ‘Existential Crisis at the Tennis Club.’
She shares:
“This song is about not having a strong or prideful sense of self, so you instead morph into whatever you think people want from you, especially in the context of a night out with friends who you suspect don’t truly understand the real you (because you’ve never let them see it!!).”
‘Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night’ is out now.
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