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Ava Della Pietra ‘Single For Life’ Review: ’80s-Pop Sparkle, Big Hook, Third-Wheel Blues

By Marcus AdetolaSeptember 13, 2025
Ava Della Pietra ‘Single For Life’ Review: ’80s-Pop Sparkle, Big Hook, Third-Wheel Blues

Ava Della Pietra’s “Single For Life” shimmers with 80s-pop gloss and a grin you can hear.

Co-produced with Alex Koste, the track starts with clean, conversational verses and builds into a bright, hooky rush that lands between euphoria and a small pang of nostalgia. 

Lyrically, it nails a very modern third-wheel dilemma: cheering for your best friend’s new love while quietly missing the old two-person world. 

Snatches like “we’ll both be single for… la la la life” turn the joke into an earworm you end up singing back at it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuPspft-xSc&list=RDNuPspft-xSc&start_radio=1

The video matches the tone with cinematic, lightly comic beats: a sleepover-turned-jealousy swirl and a surreal speed-dating montage that keeps the humour close to the surface. 

With the single and video arriving in early September 2025, it’s a neat follow-on from “Moon Over Capri” and “Marionette,” which we’ve covered on Neon Music, and it shows how confidently Della Pietra keeps refining her high-gloss pop lane. 

Short, sparkling, and replayable, “Single For Life” turns friendship FOMO into a dance-ready punchline.

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