Seattle-based singer, songwriter, lifestyle journalist, and marketer Susan G has built her career on refusing to stay in a single lane — and her latest chapter proves that creative momentum only grows when you embrace every side of who you are. Following the release of her bossa-nova-tinged pop single “Spin,” she now returns with a fresh remix package from Marc Baigent and Jay Robinson, arriving February 13, 2026. The celebration continues off the dancefloor as Susan G heads to New York Fashion Week this February to unveil the remix in style.
Whether she’s helping a content creator secure her first brand deal, turning a TikTok Live into a virtual dance party for millennial moms, or stepping onto a live stage to perform, Susan G approaches every space with the same mission: light up the room and make sure everyone else shines even brighter. Musically, she merges modern electro-pop production with soulful vocals and a nostalgic R&B edge, crafting songs that feel breezy on the surface while rooted in emotional depth, vulnerability, and joy.
“Spin” captures that spirit perfectly. As Susan G explains, the song is about shedding the weight of the world and celebrating yourself without apology. Inspired by small personal rituals — coming home, putting on a favorite record, and dancing freely — the track transforms an everyday reset into an empowering anthem.
Her relationship with music began early. As a child, she famously wrote “I will be a singer” on her bedroom door frame, channeling her love for powerhouse vocalists like Whitney Houston. In high school, she balanced athletics and artistry as captain of her basketball team, singing the national anthem in uniform before running straight onto the court.
Life milestones only deepened her creative drive. Motherhood, marriage, and the global pandemic didn’t pause her momentum — they expanded it. When creating original music wasn’t always possible, she stayed connected through covers of artists who shaped her sound, from Amy Winehouse and Aaliyah to Brandy and TLC. When venues closed, her husband built a stage in their living room, and she launched weekly livestream performances across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Those sessions — filled with 90s-inspired dance breaks, candid storytelling, and original songs — grew into a loyal, engaged community.
Audiences weren’t just tuning in for the music; they were connecting with her whole life in motion — artist, wife, mother, and unapologetic extrovert. That period sparked a new creative lane as she leaned into personal branding, content creation, and lifestyle journalism, contributing to local publications and transforming her writing into visually engaging digital content.
What began as casual online friendships with female creators soon evolved into something bigger: an agency built on advocacy and empowerment. Seeing talented women undervalued in brand partnerships, Susan G stepped in as a strategist, helping them recognize their worth, negotiate fair deals, and turn influence into sustainable income.
For Susan G, the phrase “We rise by lifting others,” often attributed to Robert G. Ingersoll, isn’t just a quote — it’s a guiding principle. Her career stands as proof that creativity, community, and ambition don’t have to compete. With the “Spin” remixes on the way and a spotlight moment at New York Fashion Week, she continues to show that success is brightest when it’s shared.
The “Spin” remixes from Marc Baigent and Jay Robinson arrive February 13, 2026.
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