Brooklyn-based artist Ski Team has released a captivating music video for her new single, “Me.” The track, a thoughtful and experimental indie pop offering, explores the complexities of adjusting relationships and the process of letting go. Ski Team, the solo project of Lucie Lozinski, dives deep into themes of identity and self-discovery in this introspective song.
Ski Team collaborated with producer Daniel Knowles, known for his work with Sharon Van Etten and Cigarettes After Sex, to craft the track’s textured soundscape. The song features an atmospheric blend of gritty instrumentation and an unexpected saxophone arrangement by Matt Podell. Interestingly, Lozinski met Podell on a dating app but chose to connect musically instead of romantically, a decision that added a unique layer to the song.
“Me” delves into the struggle of redefining roles in relationships and questioning their importance. Lozinski describes the song as a journey toward embracing uncertainty and prioritizing self-focus. She explains that stepping away from rigid roles and expectations often leads to personal growth and better outcomes for everyone involved.
This release continues Lozinski’s tradition of blending vulnerability with a modern indie sound. A native of New Jersey, her music reflects her upbringing and transient lifestyle. Lozinski’s lyrics often tackle feelings of being stuck—in relationships, cities, or routines—and the determination to break free. Her previous single, “Don’t Give Up (Yet),” highlights her gritty guitar work and anthemic choruses, elements that also shine in “Me.”
Ski Team’s journey as an artist has been shaped by her rich musical upbringing. Growing up with a recording studio in her backyard, Lozinski has performed with legends like Tony Bennett and Queen Latifah, as well as close collaborators like her brother’s band, Snacks Chapman. Her latest works showcase her evolution from bedroom acoustic demos to fully realized indie pop productions.
The music video for “Me”, now available on YouTube, captures the song’s emotional depth and experimental vibe. With this release, Ski Team continues to carve a unique space in the indie pop landscape, offering a sound that’s both deeply personal and refreshingly original.