4PM in the Morning

Felicity on Late Nights, Emotional Jet Lag, and Finding Her Voice

By HQ

Photos by Hannah Gray Hall

Felicity’s new EP, 4PM in the Morning, captures those surreal hours when the world feels upside down and creativity is the only compass. From late-night drives to introspective studio sessions, the Perth-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter turns sleepless nights and emotional moments into songs that feel both personal and relatable. The title, from her single “Half Sad,” perfectly reflects this phase of her life and music.

On the EP, Felicity mixes humor, heartbreak, and cinematic storytelling, shaping each track with pop melodies, textured production, and lyrical honesty. Collaborating with friends and producers, she crafted a record that’s intimate, nostalgic, and larger than life all at once.

We talked with Felicity about the stories behind 4PM in the Morning, the late-night inspiration, the studio collaborations, and how she turns fleeting moments into fully formed songs.

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