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Based in San Francisco, his forthcoming debut EP Through It All<\/em>, arriving early 2026, is both cinematic and confessional, a project about queerness, identity, and the quiet strength it takes to come home to yourself.<\/p>\n Written between San Francisco and Los Angeles with producer Griffin Emerson and co-writer Kevin Burke, the songs trace moments of longing, loss, conflict, and self-acceptance. Fedge\u2019s storytelling \u2014 bold yet vulnerable \u2014 draws inspiration from Chappell Roan, Troye Sivan, and Remi Wolf, while shaping a voice all his own.<\/p>\n His first four singles \u2014 Too Early, Too Late<\/a>, Invisible to You<\/a>, Can\u2019t You See<\/a>, and Wish I Saw the Signs<\/a> \u2014 lay the emotional groundwork for the EP. Each song reflects a different stage of growth: the ache of timing, the sting of being unseen, the tension of love and family, and the courage it takes to face grief head-on.<\/p>\n Out now!, Wish I Saw the Signs is Fedge\u2019s most vulnerable work yet \u2014 written in memory of a close friend lost to suicide. Set against atmospheric pop production, the track turns grief into connection, carrying the refrain: \u201cYou were drowning inside, but you painted a smile \/ I wish I saw the signs.\u201d<\/em> The song was first released early on Bandcamp with proceeds benefiting The Trevor Project, and later reached streaming platforms worldwide.<\/p>\n