Emotive and dreamy, Ron Dadon's new offering was written after the breakdown of a long term relationship. The accompanying video sees Ron in a retro pink bathroom drunk-dialing her ex—knowing he won’t answer.

Like a love letter that was never sent, ‘Call Me’ is honest, intimate, and meant only for one particular person. It sits in that space where the past still lingers, but there’s a quiet hope for something new. At its core is the line “maybe someday I’ll love and he won’t have your face”—a fragile, aching hope that love can exist again, unshaped by memory or comparison.

Built around soft, airy vocals and minimal, dreamy production, Call Me feels like something whispered into a pillow at 4am—raw, reflective, and deeply personal. Following Say It and Sweet Nothing, this track reveals Ron at her most vulnerable yet.

It saw her kick off a brand new chapter along with news of a debut album coming early next year. Listeners and critics were quickly taken with her return including Ones To Watch who said Sweet Nothing is ’just the beginning’, calling it ‘a tantalizing taste of what's to come’.

Ron Dadon splits her time between Los Angeles and Paris, where her diverse lived experiences shape the music she creates. Already established in photography and fashion, she’s found success with her clothing line, Nuvonu, worn by the likes of Zendaya, Hailey Bieber, and Kendall Jenner. Now, her latest musical endeavor is poised to be warmly received. Ron brings a multidisciplinary approach to her work, seamlessly blending visual and musical elements in a way that feels authentic to her story.