Ash Molloy Says Good Riddance to Broken Friendships on “nice to know you”

Ash Molloy returns with her most anthemic and cathartic track yet. “nice to know you” is a fiery alt-rock sing-along built to be shouted back at her from the crowd – a raw, unfiltered release that invites listeners to collectively say goodbye to toxic ties and broken friendships.

From its soaring chorus to its biting lyrical edge, “nice to know you” encapsulates the moment of finally letting go – equal parts painful, liberating, and triumphant. Molloy’s powerhouse vocals ride over a crashing alt-rock backdrop, recalling the 90s icons she’s often compared to while pushing her own voice further than ever.

This song is about ending a relationship you’re not really ready to end. Specifically, it’s about those friendships where it’s been a long time coming – maybe it’s backhanded comments from them all the time or finding out they speak ill of you behind your back. You’ve known for a long time it was over but kept them around for whatever reason. They held onto their place in your life because of your own nativity or nostalgia or maybe because they’re just nice enough to keep around. Nice to know you, asshole! – Ash Molloy

With her raw vulnerability, fearless subject matter, and commanding stage presence, Ash Molloy is cementing her status as one of Canada’s boldest alt voices. Reminiscent of Fiona Apple and Alanis Morissette but delivered with a modern Chappell Roan-inspired flair, Molloy is unapologetic in her pursuit of truth through music.

“nice to know you” is an anthem for release – a shout, a sigh, a sing-along farewell to those who no longer belong in your story. With more music and live dates to come, Ash Molloy’s rise is just beginning.