Amber Mark Unveils Sensual New Single “Sink In” with a Nod to Jazz and Jersey Club

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Amber Mark’s “Sink In,” part of her upcoming EP, brings together jazz piano, Jersey club, and sultry lyrics, out now.

Opening with steady keys and layered percussion, “Sink In” invites listeners into a moody soundscape. Mark sets the tone with “I’ve had enough of parking lots and innocence,” quickly building the intrigue. Her words and bassline pulse with double meanings, culminating in the line “You could come knock on my door,” where an audible knock echoes, adding a tactile touch.

Amber Mark has released her highly anticipated single “Sink In,” a rich, genre-blending track that teases her forthcoming EP.

Written, produced, and performed by Mark, the song combines jazz-inspired piano, Jersey club beats, and evocative lyrics to create a lush, after-hours atmosphere. The single is available now through PMR / Interscope Records.

With “Sink In,” Amber Mark introduces a compelling EP that captures her unmatched creativity and musicality, confirming her status as one of today’s most original artists.

Mark’s fans got an inside look at her creative process through an Instagram clip, where she even captured her cat Moosh’s purr, which appears in the final mix. This single follows her disco-influenced “Won’t Cry” and is part of a surprise EP, which she describes as “loose, sweaty, and a little dance-floor.”