The track is a love letter to anyone who has ever been told they’re too much to handle. With heartbreakingly confessional lyrics like “she’s a candle flame and I’m a wildfire / she’s always just enough, I’ll always be too much,” the piano-driven ballad shot to viral success on TikTok last year, resonating with hundred and thousands of other young women who have found themselves in similar situations. “I had thousands of people telling me they’ve been through the same thing and it really struck how being called ‘too much, isn’t a bad thing in love,” says Peach.

Peach Martine is a singer/songwriter based in Miami. She has captured the hearts of millions with her clever, vulnerable songwriting that tackles the highs and lows of being a young woman in today’s world. Highly influenced by her hometown of Cleveland — the ‘Birthplace of Rock N Roll’ — Peach grew up listening to artists such as The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Dolly Parton, ABBA and The Beatles, as well as modern mainstream acts like Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey, all of which have influenced her unique sound. She plays multiple instruments, including piano, guitar, violin, electric bass and harmonica. At just 16, she was invited on American Idol where she astounded the judges with her original song performance and landed a golden ticket to Hollywood. Still in high school at the time, she decided instead to hit the road with High School Nation, which gave her a glimpse into life of a touring musician.

Peach made a splash last year with the release of her debut album, Love, Peach, which amassed millions of cumulative streams. With a dedicated fanbase across Instagram and TikTok, it’s only a matter of time before Peach Martine becomes a household name.

Listen on Spotify: 
https://open.spotify.com/track/2IH8MYCF3OoTbOeZcrIqqA

Listen on Apple Music: 
https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-would-have-given-you-the-moon/1603507456