After years of watching him trade stages for starting blocks, Cody Simpson is officially returning to music and he’s doing it in the most romantic, sun‑drenched way possible. The first two singles of his comeback, “Baby Blue” and “When It Comes to Loving You,” are set for release next Friday, March 27th, marking the start of a new chapter that feels nostalgic and totally new at the same time.
Both tracks are co-written by Cody and produced by Harrison Borts, with music videos on the way, each directed by Antony Muse. In a statement about this new phase, and his signing with BMG, Cody made it clear that he only wanted to return if it felt joyful at the core.
“Coming back to music I decided I only wanted to do it if I could go in and have the best time ever every day,” he shared. “I wanted to create expressions of joy, like bottling the coming of spring, or the sun rising. And I think that that joy is captured in the music.” It’s a far cry from chasing trends; it sounds like someone who’s lived a whole other life and come back with perspective.
He added that “Signing with BMG feels like the perfect home for this next chapter in my career and I’m buzzing about sharing this first release.” That excitement feels especially meaningful coming from an artist who’s already lived through the full pop machine once: from YouTube covers and early radio singles to massive tours and screaming teens. This time, the comeback isn’t about proving himself; it’s about rediscovering why he loved doing this in the first place.
For fans who grew up on “iYiYi,” “Pretty Brown Eyes,” and grainy Ustream sessions, this new era lands like a love letter to that past while still facing forward. “Baby Blue” and “When It Comes to Loving You” promise the kind of warm, melodic, emotionally open pop Cody has always done best… just filtered through someone who’s chased Olympic dreams, done the hard inner work, and come back to the mic on his own terms.
With two singles, two videos, and a renewed sense of purpose lined up for March 27th, Cody Simpson’s return isn’t just a comeback, it’s a full-circle moment. The boy from your early‑2010s playlists is grown, glowing, and ready to soundtrack a whole new era of nostalgia.
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