Talk:Mae Stephens
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Missing releases
[edit]Hi, I'm not very good at editing Wiki. Can someone update the Discography. 2026 has had 3 single releases in this order - "Blue" , "Delusional" , "Earn It".
Thanks ~2026-41276-53 (talk) 10:49, 24 July 2026 (UTC)
Career section update – 2023–2024
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I work with Mae Stephens' management team and have disclosed my conflict of interest on my user page. I would like to request an update to the Career section, which currently contains very little information about Stephens' career following the release of "If We Ever Broke Up". I am proposing changes here rather than editing the article directly because of my connection to the subject.
Following the success of "If We Ever Broke Up", Stephens expanded her live career during 2023, supporting P!nk and BLACKPINK at BST Hyde Park and appearing at festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude, TRNSMT, Wilderness and Reading & Leeds. Music Week also reported that Stephens had signed to EMI. In 2024, Stephens released "ADHD" and "Small Town Syndrome". Her debut EP, Securely Insecure, was released on 2 August 2024. The Line of Best Fit reported that the EP explored identity, trauma, self-discovery, bullying and the search for authenticity.
Sources: - Music Week, 20 June 2023: "EMI and Universal execs on how breakthrough star Mae Stephens became a global streaming sensation" https://www.musicweek.com/labels/read/emi-and-universal-execs-on-how-breakthrough-star-mae-stephens-became-a-global-streaming-sensation/088084
- The Line of Best Fit, 15 July 2024: "Mae Stephens announces her debut EP, Securely Insecure" https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/news/mae-stephens-announces-her-debut-ep-securely-insecure
Thank you. I would appreciate an independent editor reviewing these suggested additions and making any changes they consider appropriate. Sanak183 (talk) 13:37, 22 August 2026 (UTC)
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