The discovery of self-awareness is often a familiar journey in pop music today, but finding an artist unafraid to bare the rawest, most honest parts of themselves? That’s rare. Enter Yuneki.

The 18-year-old London-based singer-songwriter continues to redefine pop by stripping it back to its emotional core. She announces Baby Teeth, an unflinchingly intimate new EP out  September 10 via 23 Recordings, alongside the release of its powerful title track.

Produced by Luis Navidad and co-written with Morgan Harper-Jones, Baby Teeth was born from a year of upheaval and emotional turbulence. Yuneki reflects: “I wrote ‘Baby Teeth’ during a time when I felt like I was being forced to grow up too fast, especially in a relationship that was supposed to feel safe. It’s about feeling unheard, controlled, and blamed for things that weren’t my responsibility. The realisation that the people who were meant to protect you didn’t always know how. This song holds a lot of that confusion, frustration, and pain.”