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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: A.G. Sully’s “Dive In”

May 24, 2026 Albumism Staff
A.G. Sully Dive In new single

Photo: Lijiangshan Li

While mindlessly scrolling down the rabbit hole of Instagram multiple times each day typically yields diminishing returns and minimal reward, every now and then, you stumble upon something truly inspired and beautiful. Such is the case with A.G. Sully’s sublime new single “Dive In,” a lush, sensuous slice of soul propelled by her warmly inviting vocals layered atop an arresting arrangement that couples ambient synths with crisp percussion.

“I can feel myself becoming more and more true,” Sully explained upon unveiling the single, which she wrote, produced and mixed. “Thanks for listening.”

Although we are admittedly discovering the artistry of this gifted voice for the first time, the Alabama-born, Nashville-based Sully has been putting in work for years now, previously releasing two albums in the form of Space to Think (2021) and Premonition of Rain (2024). A few months ago, Sully shared the stripped-down single “Sofa” as a precursor to “Dive In.”

We strongly encourage you to indulge your senses in the magic of “Dive In” below and look forward to hearing much more from A.G. Sully in the future.

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