Toronto’s own Sol’ana is stepping into the spotlight with her debut single “I’m Good,” a soulful R&B anthem about self-worth and knowing when to walk away. Drawing from personal experience, the rising artist transforms heartbreak into something strong and empowering, it’s a message that hits home for anyone who’s ever given more love than they received.
“‘The song is based on a real story, a real situation, and real emotion,” Sol’ana says. “I was down bad for a relationship that turned my world upside down” when I wrote it. I poured my heart into it, and with this song, my goal is to empower people in relationships that often feel like love but don’t necessarily give that or pour into you the proper way. Love Is not control and if it is, be good off that.”
Produced by Grammy-winner Kevin Ekofo, whose credits include Wizkid, John Legend, and Tink, “I’m Good” blends smooth, lo-fi R&B with Sol’ana’s opera-trained vocals. The result is a warm, emotional sound that feels intimate yet timeless. The production complements her storytelling, giving listeners the space to feel every word.
Beyond music, Sol’ana’s life as a mom of two plays a huge part in her artistry. “I want to show my kids that you can chase your dreams and still take care of your responsibilities,” she says. “They’re part of my story, and their support means everything.” She started singing and playing piano at just six years old and won her first competition at nine, performing “Part of Your World” from The Little Mermaid.
With “I’m Good,” Sol’ana makes a bold first impression. She’s confident, relatable, and full of heart. The song comes with an acoustic version and intimate visuals that showcase her authenticity. It’s more than just a debut; it’s a declaration that self-love is the strongest kind of love.
Stream “I’m Good” on all platforms and follow Sol’ana @itssolanaa to watch her rise as one of Toronto’s next R&B voices to know.
